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How has gender mattered in the international development context? What does a feminist critique tell us about the movement from MDGs to SDGs?

Discuss the impact of social media on consumer purchase behaviour in retail industry.

What, in your informed opinion, makes a person a “good” or “bad” political leader?

Complete a research outline/proposal answering the research question: “What surveillance methods can be used to detect money laundering operations for counterterrorism?”

Write an essay on what an portfolio is with two cited sources.

How is your chosen issue negatively impacted by the workplace culture? What behaviors in the workplace culture exacerbate your issue?
• Leadership: How do you think leadership negatively impacts your chosen issue? What leadership style or characteristics further contribute to perpetuating your issue?
• Ethics: How does the ethical climate of the organization negatively contribute to this issue? What unethical behaviors further perpetuate the issue?

Discuss methods to evaluate the effectiveness of your proposed solution.
Describe what your projected outcomes will be and what variables will be assessed.
Discuss methods to evaluate the effectiveness of your proposed solution.
Describe what your projected outcomes will be and what variables will be assessed.

Explain the four roles of the political party. Explain and discuss why the United States has a dominant two-party political system.
Discuss, describe, and explain how important demographic characteristics such as age, race, education, gender, and religion influence how people identify with a political party.

General Requirements
1. Minimum of 5 pages (The 5th page contains the list of cited references)
2. Typewritten, double-spaced, Times Roman, 12 font
3. Consultation with the Librarian for Information Literacy (looking for references, properly citing references, listing of references, etc)
4. List all references properly on the 5th page of your paper
Part I.
1. Choose a religious issue that you think is relevant to the course material. Have this choice of yours be approved by your instructor. After approval, discuss thoroughly why you chose this event. It is important for you to choose one that you are interested in. You can cite your personal reasons if you want to, but be sure to state factual information. Cite your references (Minimum of one paragraph)
2. Explain in detail (with depth and clarity) this religious issue. Be sure to cite valid references or sources. Remember that your opinion is important but NOT when you have to objectively deal with an issue. If you have a problem looking for references or sources, consult the Librarian. They are available to help you. Be mindful of proper citation because you can be liable for plagiarism, which is a major offense here in EIC. Cite at least 4 (preferably more) references for this part of your paper. (minimum of one paragraph)
3. Discuss how this issue is related with other existing issues. Identify and explain very well this connection. Include in your discussion viewpoints of different experts. Cite as many references as possible. (minimum of one paragraph)
4. Carefully evaluate each viewpoint you cited in “b”. Cluster viewpoints into pro vs. anti-issue (minimum one paragraph)
Part II.
1. Discuss your position or core belief regarding the issue. Remember that your opinions are ok to cite but they should be supported with factual proof. Cite as many references as you can to justify your position. One tip is to cite published research findings about the issue. (one paragraph minimum)
2. Discuss the implication of this issue in American society (or in a global context). This serves as your conclusion. Cite as many references as you can (one paragraph minimum).General Requirements
1. Minimum of 5 pages (The 5th page contains the list of cited references)
2. Typewritten, double-spaced, Times Roman, 12 font
3. Consultation with the Librarian for Information Literacy (looking for references, properly citing references, listing of references, etc)
4. List all references properly on the 5th page of your paper
Part I.
1. Choose a religious issue that you think is relevant to the course material. Have this choice of yours be approved by your instructor. After approval, discuss thoroughly why you chose this event. It is important for you to choose one that you are interested in. You can cite your personal reasons if you want to, but be sure to state factual information. Cite your references (Minimum of one paragraph)
2. Explain in detail (with depth and clarity) this religious issue. Be sure to cite valid references or sources. Remember that your opinion is important but NOT when you have to objectively deal with an issue. If you have a problem looking for references or sources, consult the Librarian. They are available to help you. Be mindful of proper citation because you can be liable for plagiarism, which is a major offense here in EIC. Cite at least 4 (preferably more) references for this part of your paper. (minimum of one paragraph)
3. Discuss how this issue is related with other existing issues. Identify and explain very well this connection. Include in your discussion viewpoints of different experts. Cite as many references as possible. (minimum of one paragraph)
4. Carefully evaluate each viewpoint you cited in “b”. Cluster viewpoints into pro vs. anti-issue (minimum one paragraph)
Part II.
1. Discuss your position or core belief regarding the issue. Remember that your opinions are ok to cite but they should be supported with factual proof. Cite as many references as you can to justify your position. One tip is to cite published research findings about the issue. (one paragraph minimum)
2. Discuss the implication of this issue in American society (or in a global context). This serves as your conclusion. Cite as many references as you can (one paragraph minimum).General Requirements
1. Minimum of 5 pages (The 5th page contains the list of cited references)
2. Typewritten, double-spaced, Times Roman, 12 font
3. Consultation with the Librarian for Information Literacy (looking for references, properly citing references, listing of references, etc)
4. List all references properly on the 5th page of your paper
Part I.
1. Choose a religious issue that you think is relevant to the course material. Have this choice of yours be approved by your instructor. After approval, discuss thoroughly why you chose this event. It is important for you to choose one that you are interested in. You can cite your personal reasons if you want to, but be sure to state factual information. Cite your references (Minimum of one paragraph)
2. Explain in detail (with depth and clarity) this religious issue. Be sure to cite valid references or sources. Remember that your opinion is important but NOT when you have to objectively deal with an issue. If you have a problem looking for references or sources, consult the Librarian. They are available to help you. Be mindful of proper citation because you can be liable for plagiarism, which is a major offense here in EIC. Cite at least 4 (preferably more) references for this part of your paper. (minimum of one paragraph)
3. Discuss how this issue is related with other existing issues. Identify and explain very well this connection. Include in your discussion viewpoints of different experts. Cite as many references as possible. (minimum of one paragraph)
4. Carefully evaluate each viewpoint you cited in “b”. Cluster viewpoints into pro vs. anti-issue (minimum one paragraph)
Part II.
1. Discuss your position or core belief regarding the issue. Remember that your opinions are ok to cite but they should be supported with factual proof. Cite as many references as you can to justify your position. One tip is to cite published research findings about the issue. (one paragraph minimum)
2. Discuss the implication of this issue in American society (or in a global context). This serves as your conclusion. Cite as many references as you can (one paragraph minimum).General Requirements
1. Minimum of 5 pages (The 5th page contains the list of cited references)
2. Typewritten, double-spaced, Times Roman, 12 font
3. Consultation with the Librarian for Information Literacy (looking for references, properly citing references, listing of references, etc)
4. List all references properly on the 5th page of your paper
Part I.
1. Choose a religious issue that you think is relevant to the course material. Have this choice of yours be approved by your instructor. After approval, discuss thoroughly why you chose this event. It is important for you to choose one that you are interested in. You can cite your personal reasons if you want to, but be sure to state factual information. Cite your references (Minimum of one paragraph)
2. Explain in detail (with depth and clarity) this religious issue. Be sure to cite valid references or sources. Remember that your opinion is important but NOT when you have to objectively deal with an issue. If you have a problem looking for references or sources, consult the Librarian. They are available to help you. Be mindful of proper citation because you can be liable for plagiarism, which is a major offense here in EIC. Cite at least 4 (preferably more) references for this part of your paper. (minimum of one paragraph)
3. Discuss how this issue is related with other existing issues. Identify and explain very well this connection. Include in your discussion viewpoints of different experts. Cite as many references as possible. (minimum of one paragraph)
4. Carefully evaluate each viewpoint you cited in “b”. Cluster viewpoints into pro vs. anti-issue (minimum one paragraph)
Part II.
1. Discuss your position or core belief regarding the issue. Remember that your opinions are ok to cite but they should be supported with factual proof. Cite as many references as you can to justify your position. One tip is to cite published research findings about the issue. (one paragraph minimum)
2. Discuss the implication of this issue in American society (or in a global context). This serves as your conclusion. Cite as many references as you can (one paragraph minimum).General Requirements
1. Minimum of 5 pages (The 5th page contains the list of cited references)
2. Typewritten, double-spaced, Times Roman, 12 font
3. Consultation with the Librarian for Information Literacy (looking for references, properly citing references, listing of references, etc)
4. List all references properly on the 5th page of your paper
Part I.
1. Choose a religious issue that you think is relevant to the course material. Have this choice of yours be approved by your instructor. After approval, discuss thoroughly why you chose this event. It is important for you to choose one that you are interested in. You can cite your personal reasons if you want to, but be sure to state factual information. Cite your references (Minimum of one paragraph)
2. Explain in detail (with depth and clarity) this religious issue. Be sure to cite valid references or sources. Remember that your opinion is important but NOT when you have to objectively deal with an issue. If you have a problem looking for references or sources, consult the Librarian. They are available to help you. Be mindful of proper citation because you can be liable for plagiarism, which is a major offense here in EIC. Cite at least 4 (preferably more) references for this part of your paper. (minimum of one paragraph)
3. Discuss how this issue is related with other existing issues. Identify and explain very well this connection. Include in your discussion viewpoints of different experts. Cite as many references as possible. (minimum of one paragraph)
4. Carefully evaluate each viewpoint you cited in “b”. Cluster viewpoints into pro vs. anti-issue (minimum one paragraph)
Part II.
1. Discuss your position or core belief regarding the issue. Remember that your opinions are ok to cite but they should be supported with factual proof. Cite as many references as you can to justify your position. One tip is to cite published research findings about the issue. (one paragraph minimum)
2. Discuss the implication of this issue in American society (or in a global context). This serves as your conclusion. Cite as many references as you can (one paragraph minimum).General Requirements
1. Minimum of 5 pages (The 5th page contains the list of cited references)
2. Typewritten, double-spaced, Times Roman, 12 font
3. Consultation with the Librarian for Information Literacy (looking for references, properly citing references, listing of references, etc)
4. List all references properly on the 5th page of your paper
Part I.
1. Choose a religious issue that you think is relevant to the course material. Have this choice of yours be approved by your instructor. After approval, discuss thoroughly why you chose this event. It is important for you to choose one that you are interested in. You can cite your personal reasons if you want to, but be sure to state factual information. Cite your references (Minimum of one paragraph)
2. Explain in detail (with depth and clarity) this religious issue. Be sure to cite valid references or sources. Remember that your opinion is important but NOT when you have to objectively deal with an issue. If you have a problem looking for references or sources, consult the Librarian. They are available to help you. Be mindful of proper citation because you can be liable for plagiarism, which is a major offense here in EIC. Cite at least 4 (preferably more) references for this part of your paper. (minimum of one paragraph)
3. Discuss how this issue is related with other existing issues. Identify and explain very well this connection. Include in your discussion viewpoints of different experts. Cite as many references as possible. (minimum of one paragraph)
4. Carefully evaluate each viewpoint you cited in “b”. Cluster viewpoints into pro vs. anti-issue (minimum one paragraph)
Part II.
1. Discuss your position or core belief regarding the issue. Remember that your opinions are ok to cite but they should be supported with factual proof. Cite as many references as you can to justify your position. One tip is to cite published research findings about the issue. (one paragraph minimum)
2. Discuss the implication of this issue in American society (or in a global context). This serves as your conclusion. Cite as many references as you can (one paragraph minimum).General Requirements
1. Minimum of 5 pages (The 5th page contains the list of cited references)
2. Typewritten, double-spaced, Times Roman, 12 font
3. Consultation with the Librarian for Information Literacy (looking for references, properly citing references, listing of references, etc)
4. List all references properly on the 5th page of your paper
Part I.
1. Choose a religious issue that you think is relevant to the course material. Have this choice of yours be approved by your instructor. After approval, discuss thoroughly why you chose this event. It is important for you to choose one that you are interested in. You can cite your personal reasons if you want to, but be sure to state factual information. Cite your references (Minimum of one paragraph)
2. Explain in detail (with depth and clarity) this religious issue. Be sure to cite valid references or sources. Remember that your opinion is important but NOT when you have to objectively deal with an issue. If you have a problem looking for references or sources, consult the Librarian. They are available to help you. Be mindful of proper citation because you can be liable for plagiarism, which is a major offense here in EIC. Cite at least 4 (preferably more) references for this part of your paper. (minimum of one paragraph)
3. Discuss how this issue is related with other existing issues. Identify and explain very well this connection. Include in your discussion viewpoints of different experts. Cite as many references as possible. (minimum of one paragraph)
4. Carefully evaluate each viewpoint you cited in “b”. Cluster viewpoints into pro vs. anti-issue (minimum one paragraph)
Part II.
1. Discuss your position or core belief regarding the issue. Remember that your opinions are ok to cite but they should be supported with factual proof. Cite as many references as you can to justify your position. One tip is to cite published research findings about the issue. (one paragraph minimum)
2. Discuss the implication of this issue in American society (or in a global context). This serves as your conclusion. Cite as many references as you can (one paragraph minimum).General Requirements
1. Minimum of 5 pages (The 5th page contains the list of cited references)
2. Typewritten, double-spaced, Times Roman, 12 font
3. Consultation with the Librarian for Information Literacy (looking for references, properly citing references, listing of references, etc)
4. List all references properly on the 5th page of your paper
Part I.
1. Choose a religious issue that you think is relevant to the course material. Have this choice of yours be approved by your instructor. After approval, discuss thoroughly why you chose this event. It is important for you to choose one that you are interested in. You can cite your personal reasons if you want to, but be sure to state factual information. Cite your references (Minimum of one paragraph)
2. Explain in detail (with depth and clarity) this religious issue. Be sure to cite valid references or sources. Remember that your opinion is important but NOT when you have to objectively deal with an issue. If you have a problem looking for references or sources, consult the Librarian. They are available to help you. Be mindful of proper citation because you can be liable for plagiarism, which is a major offense here in EIC. Cite at least 4 (preferably more) references for this part of your paper. (minimum of one paragraph)
3. Discuss how this issue is related with other existing issues. Identify and explain very well this connection. Include in your discussion viewpoints of different experts. Cite as many references as possible. (minimum of one paragraph)
4. Carefully evaluate each viewpoint you cited in “b”. Cluster viewpoints into pro vs. anti-issue (minimum one paragraph)
Part II.
1. Discuss your position or core belief regarding the issue. Remember that your opinions are ok to cite but they should be supported with factual proof. Cite as many references as you can to justify your position. One tip is to cite published research findings about the issue. (one paragraph minimum)
2. Discuss the implication of this issue in American society (or in a global context). This serves as your conclusion. Cite as many references as you can (one paragraph minimum).General Requirements
1. Minimum of 5 pages (The 5th page contains the list of cited references)
2. Typewritten, double-spaced, Times Roman, 12 font
3. Consultation with the Librarian for Information Literacy (looking for references, properly citing references, listing of references, etc)
4. List all references properly on the 5th page of your paper
Part I.
1. Choose a religious issue that you think is relevant to the course material. Have this choice of yours be approved by your instructor. After approval, discuss thoroughly why you chose this event. It is important for you to choose one that you are interested in. You can cite your personal reasons if you want to, but be sure to state factual information. Cite your references (Minimum of one paragraph)
2. Explain in detail (with depth and clarity) this religious issue. Be sure to cite valid references or sources. Remember that your opinion is important but NOT when you have to objectively deal with an issue. If you have a problem looking for references or sources, consult the Librarian. They are available to help you. Be mindful of proper citation because you can be liable for plagiarism, which is a major offense here in EIC. Cite at least 4 (preferably more) references for this part of your paper. (minimum of one paragraph)
3. Discuss how this issue is related with other existing issues. Identify and explain very well this connection. Include in your discussion viewpoints of different experts. Cite as many references as possible. (minimum of one paragraph)
4. Carefully evaluate each viewpoint you cited in “b”. Cluster viewpoints into pro vs. anti-issue (minimum one paragraph)
Part II.
1. Discuss your position or core belief regarding the issue. Remember that your opinions are ok to cite but they should be supported with factual proof. Cite as many references as you can to justify your position. One tip is to cite published research findings about the issue. (one paragraph minimum)
2. Discuss the implication of this issue in American society (or in a global context). This serves as your conclusion. Cite as many references as you can (one paragraph minimum).General Requirements
1. Minimum of 5 pages (The 5th page contains the list of cited references)
2. Typewritten, double-spaced, Times Roman, 12 font
3. Consultation with the Librarian for Information Literacy (looking for references, properly citing references, listing of references, etc)
4. List all references properly on the 5th page of your paper
Part I.
1. Choose a religious issue that you think is relevant to the course material. Have this choice of yours be approved by your instructor. After approval, discuss thoroughly why you chose this event. It is important for you to choose one that you are interested in. You can cite your personal reasons if you want to, but be sure to state factual information. Cite your references (Minimum of one paragraph)
2. Explain in detail (with depth and clarity) this religious issue. Be sure to cite valid references or sources. Remember that your opinion is important but NOT when you have to objectively deal with an issue. If you have a problem looking for references or sources, consult the Librarian. They are available to help you. Be mindful of proper citation because you can be liable for plagiarism, which is a major offense here in EIC. Cite at least 4 (preferably more) references for this part of your paper. (minimum of one paragraph)
3. Discuss how this issue is related with other existing issues. Identify and explain very well this connection. Include in your discussion viewpoints of different experts. Cite as many references as possible. (minimum of one paragraph)
4. Carefully evaluate each viewpoint you cited in “b”. Cluster viewpoints into pro vs. anti-issue (minimum one paragraph)
Part II.
1. Discuss your position or core belief regarding the issue. Remember that your opinions are ok to cite but they should be supported with factual proof. Cite as many references as you can to justify your position. One tip is to cite published research findings about the issue. (one paragraph minimum)
2. Discuss the implication of this issue in American society (or in a global context). This serves as your conclusion. Cite as many references as you can (one paragraph minimum).General Requirements
1. Minimum of 5 pages (The 5th page contains the list of cited references)
2. Typewritten, double-spaced, Times Roman, 12 font
3. Consultation with the Librarian for Information Literacy (looking for references, properly citing references, listing of references, etc)
4. List all references properly on the 5th page of your paper
Part I.
1. Choose a religious issue that you think is relevant to the course material. Have this choice of yours be approved by your instructor. After approval, discuss thoroughly why you chose this event. It is important for you to choose one that you are interested in. You can cite your personal reasons if you want to, but be sure to state factual information. Cite your references (Minimum of one paragraph)
2. Explain in detail (with depth and clarity) this religious issue. Be sure to cite valid references or sources. Remember that your opinion is important but NOT when you have to objectively deal with an issue. If you have a problem looking for references or sources, consult the Librarian. They are available to help you. Be mindful of proper citation because you can be liable for plagiarism, which is a major offense here in EIC. Cite at least 4 (preferably more) references for this part of your paper. (minimum of one paragraph)
3. Discuss how this issue is related with other existing issues. Identify and explain very well this connection. Include in your discussion viewpoints of different experts. Cite as many references as possible. (minimum of one paragraph)
4. Carefully evaluate each viewpoint you cited in “b”. Cluster viewpoints into pro vs. anti-issue (minimum one paragraph)
Part II.
1. Discuss your position or core belief regarding the issue. Remember that your opinions are ok to cite but they should be supported with factual proof. Cite as many references as you can to justify your position. One tip is to cite published research findings about the issue. (one paragraph minimum)
2. Discuss the implication of this issue in American society (or in a global context). This serves as your conclusion. Cite as many references as you can (one paragraph minimum).General Requirements
1. Minimum of 5 pages (The 5th page contains the list of cited references)
2. Typewritten, double-spaced, Times Roman, 12 font
3. Consultation with the Librarian for Information Literacy (looking for references, properly citing references, listing of references, etc)
4. List all references properly on the 5th page of your paper
Part I.
1. Choose a religious issue that you think is relevant to the course material. Have this choice of yours be approved by your instructor. After approval, discuss thoroughly why you chose this event. It is important for you to choose one that you are interested in. You can cite your personal reasons if you want to, but be sure to state factual information. Cite your references (Minimum of one paragraph)
2. Explain in detail (with depth and clarity) this religious issue. Be sure to cite valid references or sources. Remember that your opinion is important but NOT when you have to objectively deal with an issue. If you have a problem looking for references or sources, consult the Librarian. They are available to help you. Be mindful of proper citation because you can be liable for plagiarism, which is a major offense here in EIC. Cite at least 4 (preferably more) references for this part of your paper. (minimum of one paragraph)
3. Discuss how this issue is related with other existing issues. Identify and explain very well this connection. Include in your discussion viewpoints of different experts. Cite as many references as possible. (minimum of one paragraph)
4. Carefully evaluate each viewpoint you cited in “b”. Cluster viewpoints into pro vs. anti-issue (minimum one paragraph)
Part II.
1. Discuss your position or core belief regarding the issue. Remember that your opinions are ok to cite but they should be supported with factual proof. Cite as many references as you can to justify your position. One tip is to cite published research findings about the issue. (one paragraph minimum)
2. Discuss the implication of this issue in American society (or in a global context). This serves as your conclusion. Cite as many references as you can (one paragraph minimum).General Requirements
1. Minimum of 5 pages (The 5th page contains the list of cited references)
2. Typewritten, double-spaced, Times Roman, 12 font
3. Consultation with the Librarian for Information Literacy (looking for references, properly citing references, listing of references, etc)
4. List all references properly on the 5th page of your paper
Part I.
1. Choose a religious issue that you think is relevant to the course material. Have this choice of yours be approved by your instructor. After approval, discuss thoroughly why you chose this event. It is important for you to choose one that you are interested in. You can cite your personal reasons if you want to, but be sure to state factual information. Cite your references (Minimum of one paragraph)
2. Explain in detail (with depth and clarity) this religious issue. Be sure to cite valid references or sources. Remember that your opinion is important but NOT when you have to objectively deal with an issue. If you have a problem looking for references or sources, consult the Librarian. They are available to help you. Be mindful of proper citation because you can be liable for plagiarism, which is a major offense here in EIC. Cite at least 4 (preferably more) references for this part of your paper. (minimum of one paragraph)
3. Discuss how this issue is related with other existing issues. Identify and explain very well this connection. Include in your discussion viewpoints of different experts. Cite as many references as possible. (minimum of one paragraph)
4. Carefully evaluate each viewpoint you cited in “b”. Cluster viewpoints into pro vs. anti-issue (minimum one paragraph)
Part II.
1. Discuss your position or core belief regarding the issue. Remember that your opinions are ok to cite but they should be supported with factual proof. Cite as many references as you can to justify your position. One tip is to cite published research findings about the issue. (one paragraph minimum)
2. Discuss the implication of this issue in American society (or in a global context). This serves as your conclusion. Cite as many references as you can (one paragraph minimum).General Requirements
1. Minimum of 5 pages (The 5th page contains the list of cited references)
2. Typewritten, double-spaced, Times Roman, 12 font
3. Consultation with the Librarian for Information Literacy (looking for references, properly citing references, listing of references, etc)
4. List all references properly on the 5th page of your paper
Part I.
1. Choose a religious issue that you think is relevant to the course material. Have this choice of yours be approved by your instructor. After approval, discuss thoroughly why you chose this event. It is important for you to choose one that you are interested in. You can cite your personal reasons if you want to, but be sure to state factual information. Cite your references (Minimum of one paragraph)
2. Explain in detail (with depth and clarity) this religious issue. Be sure to cite valid references or sources. Remember that your opinion is important but NOT when you have to objectively deal with an issue. If you have a problem looking for references or sources, consult the Librarian. They are available to help you. Be mindful of proper citation because you can be liable for plagiarism, which is a major offense here in EIC. Cite at least 4 (preferably more) references for this part of your paper. (minimum of one paragraph)
3. Discuss how this issue is related with other existing issues. Identify and explain very well this connection. Include in your discussion viewpoints of different experts. Cite as many references as possible. (minimum of one paragraph)
4. Carefully evaluate each viewpoint you cited in “b”. Cluster viewpoints into pro vs. anti-issue (minimum one paragraph)
Part II.
1. Discuss your position or core belief regarding the issue. Remember that your opinions are ok to cite but they should be supported with factual proof. Cite as many references as you can to justify your position. One tip is to cite published research findings about the issue. (one paragraph minimum)
2. Discuss the implication of this issue in American society (or in a global context). This serves as your conclusion. Cite as many references as you can (one paragraph minimum).General Requirements
1. Minimum of 5 pages (The 5th page contains the list of cited references)
2. Typewritten, double-spaced, Times Roman, 12 font
3. Consultation with the Librarian for Information Literacy (looking for references, properly citing references, listing of references, etc)
4. List all references properly on the 5th page of your paper
Part I.
1. Choose a religious issue that you think is relevant to the course material. Have this choice of yours be approved by your instructor. After approval, discuss thoroughly why you chose this event. It is important for you to choose one that you are interested in. You can cite your personal reasons if you want to, but be sure to state factual information. Cite your references (Minimum of one paragraph)
2. Explain in detail (with depth and clarity) this religious issue. Be sure to cite valid references or sources. Remember that your opinion is important but NOT when you have to objectively deal with an issue. If you have a problem looking for references or sources, consult the Librarian. They are available to help you. Be mindful of proper citation because you can be liable for plagiarism, which is a major offense here in EIC. Cite at least 4 (preferably more) references for this part of your paper. (minimum of one paragraph)
3. Discuss how this issue is related with other existing issues. Identify and explain very well this connection. Include in your discussion viewpoints of different experts. Cite as many references as possible. (minimum of one paragraph)
4. Carefully evaluate each viewpoint you cited in “b”. Cluster viewpoints into pro vs. anti-issue (minimum one paragraph)
Part II.
1. Discuss your position or core belief regarding the issue. Remember that your opinions are ok to cite but they should be supported with factual proof. Cite as many references as you can to justify your position. One tip is to cite published research findings about the issue. (one paragraph minimum)
2. Discuss the implication of this issue in American society (or in a global context). This serves as your conclusion. Cite as many references as you can (one paragraph minimum).General Requirements
1. Minimum of 5 pages (The 5th page contains the list of cited references)
2. Typewritten, double-spaced, Times Roman, 12 font
3. Consultation with the Librarian for Information Literacy (looking for references, properly citing references, listing of references, etc)
4. List all references properly on the 5th page of your paper
Part I.
1. Choose a religious issue that you think is relevant to the course material. Have this choice of yours be approved by your instructor. After approval, discuss thoroughly why you chose this event. It is important for you to choose one that you are interested in. You can cite your personal reasons if you want to, but be sure to state factual information. Cite your references (Minimum of one paragraph)
2. Explain in detail (with depth and clarity) this religious issue. Be sure to cite valid references or sources. Remember that your opinion is important but NOT when you have to objectively deal with an issue. If you have a problem looking for references or sources, consult the Librarian. They are available to help you. Be mindful of proper citation because you can be liable for plagiarism, which is a major offense here in EIC. Cite at least 4 (preferably more) references for this part of your paper. (minimum of one paragraph)
3. Discuss how this issue is related with other existing issues. Identify and explain very well this connection. Include in your discussion viewpoints of different experts. Cite as many references as possible. (minimum of one paragraph)
4. Carefully evaluate each viewpoint you cited in “b”. Cluster viewpoints into pro vs. anti-issue (minimum one paragraph)
Part II.
1. Discuss your position or core belief regarding the issue. Remember that your opinions are ok to cite but they should be supported with factual proof. Cite as many references as you can to justify your position. One tip is to cite published research findings about the issue. (one paragraph minimum)
2. Discuss the implication of this issue in American society (or in a global context). This serves as your conclusion. Cite as many references as you can (one paragraph minimum).

Discuss the relative strengths and limitations of adopting an “engineering-based approach” (as opposed to a “social/psychological approach”) to understanding human behavior in fires.