Applied Sciences

Situation As a senior intern at the Associated Press Managing Editors (APME), you’ve been asked to present to next year’s interns at the APME annual conference. New interns typically gather for dinner, speeches, and presentations the Friday night before the weekend conference; your presentation will train interns on government regulations and policies and how they impact the communication profession and will describe your approach to balancing federal laws with professional ethics. Directions Describe how you would balance federal laws that challenge your profession’s ethics. For your APME presentation, include the following essential elements: * Describe how the First Amendment bears on contemporary communication practices. * What is and is not protected by the First Amendment * What’s covered * What’s excluded * At least one related current controversial topic, such as Ayyadurai’s suit of Techdirt * Explain the impact federal regulatory bodies have on the work of communications professionals. * Federal Communications Commission (FCC) * Net neutrality * National Telecommunications and Information Administration * Describe the interrelationship between government regulators and the public or corporations. * Evaluate the balance of compliance with national security measures with maintaining source confidentiality. Be sure to use concrete examples. What to Submit Every project has a deliverable or deliverables, which are the files that must be submitted before your project can be assessed. For this project, you must submit the following: Presentation Your presentation should include 9 to 20 slides with speaker notes. Use the presentation template created for this specific assignment. The presentation must include: Describes the relationship of the First Amendment to contemporary communication practices Explains the impact federal regulatory bodies have on the work of communication professionals Describes the interrelationship between government regulators and the public or corporations Evaluates the balance of compliance with national security measures with maintaining source confidentiality by using specific examples

Critically discuss the use of low glycaemic index diets in the treatment of type 2 diabetes You need to demonstrate your understanding of physiology or biochemical principles by the detailed consideration of each topic related to nutrition. Your target audience for the assignment is someone with a biomedical background, therefore, be selective of the basic information you include. A key skill you will utilise is selecting the important information you believe is relevant to the essay title.   Where relevant you should demonstrate the ability to critically evaluate current research, so it is important that you refer to and discuss relevant studies from the literature. Be mindful of including the appropriate level of detail from the different studies. Do not be too descriptive, but make sure you include enough relevant information for the reader to understand the relevance of the study. Make sure that you reference all your sources appropriately according to the Roehampton Reference Style guidelines (please see link elsewhere on this page) and that you always write using your own words rather than rephrasing the words of the various articles. The review should have a clear structure. This includes 1) introduction, 2) main part and 3) conclusion. The introduction should lead up to the main topic and give a brief background/reasoning for discussing the main part. It should end with a clear aim stating what you aim to cover in the main section. In the main part you need to compare and contrast different studies relevant for your topic. This should be supported by references to the literature. Make sure they are up to date (i.e. do not quote references exclusively from before 2000 – a lot has changed since then). The word requirement for the assignments is 2,000 words ± 10% and your mark will be affected if you are significantly above or below this limit.   How to write a review (video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72zhL9xmJdI References guideline attached (both short and long one)

write about the topic, there is no specific question that needs to be answered. just write about how green house gasses are unaffected by visible light but how they affect the rest of the environment.

For the final assignment, I will provide each of you with a total synthesis paper to read and evaluate. You will write a short, informal paper (~3-4 pages) containing the following sections (numbered, please):• Brief bio of the researchers• Importance of the work, history, previous work – must contain at least one image taken from a previous synthesis or study of the molecule.• General plan and key step(s) – must contain discussion of the core concept(s) behind the key steps including at least one original ChemDraw composition.• Discussion on the success or failures of the approach, including discussion of the execution of the key step.• One additional reaction you had never seen before and found interesting, including a mechanism for that reaction (can be drawn by you or lifted from a previous paper).• References – must use at least 4 original research papers beyond the assigned one (so at least 5 total). No more than 1 paper can be cited in section 1 alone.https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.orglett.8b02478(Total Synthesis of Repraesentin F and Configuration Reassignment by a Gold(I)-Catalyzed Cyclization Cascade)

Between 1945 and the early 1960s, the color line in virtually every sport in the United States was broken. African Americans, in increasingly large numbers, were able to participate in leagues and on teams that had previously been blocked off to them. At the same time, however, most of the leagues and teams African American sports administrators had organized in response to being excluding from white-run sport had to be discontinued. In a well-organized essay, discuss the benefits and drawbacks from such a development. Which leagues and athletes benefited the most? What, in particular, was lost? Were there any ramifications of such a loss? In what ways do we see the color line continuing in the decades after the early 1960s?

Our final assignment for this course is a research essay where you will investigate a pressing issue facing film, culture, or media brought about by the Internet and other digital technologies. You may revisit or expand on a topic you explored in your Media Model or Concept Analysis. Alternatively, you may choose a new topic to explore. In your essay: Describe the current events or situation surrounding your topic. Present an argument. You might choose to explain why this is a problem, and even offer an analysis of done to address it. You might argue that the situation presents an opportunity, which deserves more attention than it has currently. In other words, your essay must answer the following questions about your topic: “What is happening here? Why is it important? What should be done about it?” Include a clear thesis statement which answers these questions. Use facts and research to establish an informed position on the issues at hand. Consult at least 5 supporting sources for your essay. These must include: 2 or more scholarly peer-reviewed sources. 1 example pieces of media (such as a film, YouTube video, artwork, book, meme, blog post) used as evidence, a primary source, or case study. You may use the media example from your first assignment for this purpose. 1 newsworthy article or source Remember, a quote does not indicate research. Analysis of your sources should be integrated into your essay, nor merely quoted or cited. Need help creating a thesis statement? Check out this writing guides: https://writingcenter.unc.edu/tips-and-tools/thesis-statements/ https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/general_writing/the_writing_process/thesis_statement_tips.html Essay format 12-point Times New Roman font 1” Margins Double-Spaced Correct citations and works cited page included Grading Scheme The essay is worth 20% of the final course grade. The grade is determined by equal weight of the following criteria. Find the full rubric here. Integration of Research  Depth of Analysis Thesis Topic Organization and Structure Format, Spelling, and Grammar Resources to Help You Looking for more resources? Check out these articles about writing about film: https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/subject_specific_writing/writing_in_literature/writing_about_film/terminology_and_starting_prompts.html https://www.wesleyan.edu/writing/writingworkshop/Writing%20Workshop/film.pdf

Here are some questions to engage with:How did the universe and life start? Is your answer to the question of origins based on religion? Is it based on science? Is it based on your own creative blend of ideas? Has it remained the same over the years? Has it changed? if so what caused it to change?MUST BE ATLEAST 1200 WORDSInclude a clear thesis statementMake sure that each paragraph starts with a topic sentence and that it develops one central idea.Use transitions to create a cohesive essay.Integrate the quotes

MLA format research paper about “Are the environmental benefits of electric vehicles being oversold?”  ” The reference need to be on a separate page in MLA format. (6 sources)

Please write a three page essay double spaced about the followimg  Approximately 99% of man’s history has been spent as a hunter/gatherer. By at least 10,000 years ago, however, some human populations in some parts of the world settled down and became food producers. This development is significant because in many parts of the world food production preceded and formed the basis upon which hierarchically-structured societies (civilizations/states) were built.  Using data from one of the following regions (Egypt, China OR the Andean Region of South America) address the issues below:   (a) hunting-gathering background.                                                                                                         (b) settled village life,                                                                                                                                    (c) food production,                                                                                                                                   (d) when and where did hierarchically-structured societies develop,                                                   (e) what factors were associated with this development, and                                                                             (f) what factors were associated with the fall of this society.                                                                 (g) Support your answers with archaeological data (evidence);

Imagine that for your research proposal about why students chose Springfield College, someone asks the question “Is this evaluation research?” Your quick response is yes. Your assignment is to defend this position about your proposal being evaluation research. Out of the three topics appropriate for evaluation research, describe which one is the most relevant to your research question, and how it could be turned into/defended as evaluation research (Hints: what is the value of the information you collect from students? What if the data is collected over time? What could we do with it then? Is there a value in that? Who wants to know what information you collect? What could be done with the data? To whom is that data potentially important? Is there a problem that the data can potentially help address? As always 1-2 pg max, double spaced. There is no research paper on Springfield College. This is just a hypothetical paper.