Category: Essays

A Case Study of Bill M.
Directions: To determine your understanding of car- diovascular health and wellness, read the following case study and answer the

accompanying questions. Bill, a 38-year-old man who is 5????8???? tall and weighs 205 lbs., has the following history:
� His father died of a heart attack at age 48 years; his grandfather died of a heart attack at age 52 years.
� His cholesterol level is 256 mg/dL, LDL is 172 mg/ dL, and HDL is 40 mg/dL.
� His blood pressure is consistently in the 150/95 range.
Answer the following:
� He smokes one pack of cigarettes per day.
� He drinks six to eight brewed cups of coffee daily.
� He eats two eggs with bacon or sausage and buttered toast daily.
� Meat is a major part of supper; he skips lunch.
� His favorite snacks are ice cream, buttered popcorn, and salted peanuts.
� He occasionally plays tennis on Sunday afternoons.
� He owns his own business and often works 55 to 60 hours per week.
What are Bill�s risk factors for coronary heart disease? Which risk factors can he control? What suggestions can you give him regarding his

current diet?
What effect may a change in diet have on his coronary risk profile? What suggestions can you make regarding Bill�s need for exercise, and

how might a change in his activity level affect his coronary risk profile?
What are the risks associated with obesity?

Cardiovascular Disease Case Study

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the number one killer of both men and women in the United States (American Heart Association, 2013). Many

risk factors are associated with CVD. A risk factor is a variable which can increase a person�s risk of developing a disease such as family

history, obesity, high blood pressure, or high cholesterol. Chronic diseases, such as heart disease, can have a direct impact on a person�s

wellness. Making healthy lifestyle changes can decrease a person�s risk of heart disease and other chronic diseases.

Examine the relationship between cardiovascular health status and wellness by completing the Assessment Activity 2-2: A Case Study of Bill

M. on page 73 in your course textbook. For this assignment, the following questions from the end of the case study should be rewritten and

then answered in a Word document:
What are Bill’s risk factors for coronary heart disease?
Which factors can he control?
What suggestions can you give him regarding his current diet?
What effects may a change in diet have on his coronary risk profile?
What suggestions can you make regarding Bill’s need for exercise, and how might a change in his activity level affect his coronary risk

profile?
What are the risks associated with obesity?

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Question # 1(2 pages / 3 references)
Choose a middle-range theory or grand theory that, in your opinion, can be applied to research. What are the assumptions underpinning this theory? Discuss how this theory finds application in research.

Question # 2 (2 pages / 3 references)
Choose a middle-range theory or grand theory that, in your opinion, can be applied to practice. What are the assumptions underpinning this theory? Discuss how this theory finds application in your area of practice.

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Research and write a 2,750 word Literature Review in current APA format that focuses on a topic relevant to the contemporary issues and

practices of leadership and management. The paper must include at least 30 references in addition to the course textbooks and the Bible,

with no more than 15% direct quotations.

Further instructions:

You will write a research paper of 2750 words (excluding the title page, abstract, and references) on a management topic of Effective

Leadership. The paper must be written in strict conformance to current APA standards, and must utilize at least 30 scholarly sources.

Paper Requirements:
• The paper is to be your original work and written solely for this order.
• The paper must be written using current APA format, including a title page, an abstract, and a references list..
• The paper must have a minimum of 2750 words and a maximum of 3000 words.
• It must be uploaded as a Word document (.doc).
• Do not use bullets or listing anywhere in the paper.
• It must be written in third person.
• Any charts, graphs, pictures, etc., must be put in an appendix and do not count toward the minimum word count.
• No more than 1 block quote is to be used (of up to 50 words). Show block quotations of more than 39 words as follows:
o Continue use of double spacing within the quote.
o Indent entire blocked quote 5 spaces from left-hand margin.
o Do not use quotation marks.
• References must be as follows:
o A minimum of 30 different references must be used.
o All references must be from peer-reviewed journals published within the last 4 years.
o Textbooks, books, dissertations, web blogs, abstracts, and other ancillary materials do not count as required references.
o All references must be cited somewhat equally in the narrative with no references over- or under-represented.
o Quotations must not be more than 15% of the paper – paraphrase and properly cite all material.
• Reference Section
o Start on a new page.
o Double-space throughout references.
• The customer will upload at least 17 references/resources as well as the annotated bibliography and outline.

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“Gangs and Gang-Related Activities in The State of Texas, With a Special Emphasis on Abilene, Texas!!”

PLEASE USE SIX (6) REFERENCE RESOURCES!!

This is my final paper in my Capstone Seminar class. Please use proper grammar and punctuation please.

Writing Guidelines

Each writing assignment deals with the topic under discussion. These writing assignments cumulatively account for 75% of the student’s

grade. Writing assignments length is specified in each component assignment and varies with the particular exercise.

The purpose of the major paper is for you to demonstrate the ability to take the knowledge you have gained through all your other classes

and apply it in resolving some problem associated with securing the nation. This is not intended to be a thesis, but to be one of three

types of papers: a research project that produces a publishable paper for submission to a peer reviewed journal, or a policy paper for

submission to one of the many DHS/FEMA journals, or if you are a Homeland Security professional, a policy recommendation that addresses an

agency problem. This paper should be an 8 to 12 page length, exclusive of the cover page, abstract, and references. It will be prepared

either as an academic paper or a memorandum along the guidelines provided in the APA or Chicago writing style manuals.

The Major Paper will have 1-inch margins all around. You are expected to use a standardized font – preferably Times New Roman, 12 point.

Cite your references in EVERY instance and include a properly formatted reference list. The paper requires a Cover Page, Abstract, the

body of the paper, Appendices (as appropriate), and a Reference section. Table of Contents and Table of Figures are NOT required.

Every writing assignment should be submitted as a WORD or PDF document. If you do not have Microsoft Office or Adobe Acrobat, then copy

the text you have written directly into the assignment section of Blackboard during the appropriate week. Do NOT submit writing

assignments in Word Perfect, Microsoft Works, or some e-mail format. They will not be accepted.

Final papers are submitted to the Texas Digital Library for publication as demonstrated proof of your learning. Your final paper MUST MEET

ALL THE ABOVE REQUIREMENTS or it will NOT be accepted and you will NOT get a passing grade.

To access the APA writing guidelines go to this link: rhttp://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/. Should you wish to use CHICAGO

style that will be acceptable. The Chicago Style guide can be found at http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org. Feel free to ask your

professor for assistance, clarification, or guidance at any time.

While the online writing guides are sufficient for most purposes in most courses, they are difficult to use when preparing a major

publishable paper. Although the following book is not required, it is strongly recommended that you have a copy available for your use:

A Writer’s Reference by Diana Hacker
Get one of the Plastic Comb (Spiral Bound) editions. Either the 6th or 7th edition is acceptable for this course.
7th Ed. ISBN: 978-0312601430
6th Ed. ISBN: 978-0312450250

OK – don’t forget to use the FBI UCR info as well as other crime and gang statistics. The TX DPS keeps a good site that has info too. Go

forth and “revolutionize the criminal and police department.”

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To what extent can free trade be viewed as beneficial to economic development? Use specific examples to support your answer.

The research essay is for 1500 words, excluding appendices and the bibliography. Reports are to demonstrate clear evidence of the author’s

ability to collect relevant and meaningful research that has been cited correctly and to mount a thoughtful, coherent argument based upon

these findings.

Finished assignments must be well structured and demonstrate clear evidence that the student has conducted substantive research on the

topic and reflected thoughtfully upon the findings. Sources of ideas appearing in the text other than one’s own must be cited, and

bibliographies must be attached. Failure to do so will result in a grade zero. While I encourage you to use as many academic sources as

you potentially can, you are strongly advised not to use Wikipedia. Make sure your run a spell check before you submit – marks will be

deducted for poor spelling and unprofessional presentation. It is also important that your paper is properly referenced, using the Harvard

system. Failure to do so would mean that students would be penalised.

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What are the basic characteristics that distinguish the earliest forms of Christianity (you can just focus on the Pauline communities unless you really want to dazzle me with gnosticism and other interesting groups), Protestant Christianity, and Roman Catholicism from one another. Focus on these areas: the afterlife, communion, sin, religious images, and church hierarchy? Do their differences outweigh their similarities, or do the essential principles that they share unite these traditions as legitimate expressions of Christianity? Yes this is a big question 🙂

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1) Appendix: Highlight the major developments(technologies, methodologies and disciplines) that HCI has undergone in its evolution though

the past 30 years.
2) Sec.1-Our Changing World: Looking back over the past 20 years or so, describe some of the major changes in computing, living and

society and the suggestions as to where we are going.
3) Sec.2-Transformations in Interaction: Describe the five main ways in which our interactions with computers will be transformed as we

approach 2020 and the corresponding key questions that need to be addressed in the next 15 years as a result.
4) Sec.3-HCI: Looking Forward: Viewing Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) as a field of research and as a community of practitioners and

designers, describe the fundamental changes that are suggested need to occur within the field and outline the proposed agenda for how the

field can move forward by focusing on human values.
5) Sec.4-Recommendations: Provide a brief outline of the seven key recommendations.

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a. Industry – history/description;

b. Leading Companies in the Industry (2) – their history/background; strategic leadership, vision, mission;

c. Your Company – brief description, history, position in industry.

II. External Environment Analysis

a. General Environment – Trends/Factors of Technology, Demographic, Economic, Political/Legal, Socio-cultural and Global;

b. Industry Environment – For example, Porter’s Five Forces or a Strategic Group Map;

c. Competitor Environment – Future Objectives, Current Strategies, Assumptions, Capabilities.

Include within the external environment analysis Driving Forces and Key Success Factors.

III. Internal Environment Analysis

a. The Organization’s Resources, Capabilities, Core Competencies, Distinctive Competencies (or Competitive Advantages: determine using the

Four Criteria Test), and Supply and Distribution Chains should be addressed.

b. Financials – Key business financial strength statistics (e.g. liquidity); identify any significant trends (5 year; include competitor

figures where relevant).

Note: The concepts of Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats should be addressed somewhere in the paper, but not necessarily as

a SWOT chart.

IV. Strategic Analysis

a. Identify and assess the current competitive strategy of the organization and the conditions that created that strategy (internal and/or

external).

b. Identify any changes in strategy that the organization has experienced (including any changes in the scope of operations, vertical or

horizontal expansion, and approach to the global economy).

V. Final Analysis – Conclusions and Recommendations

a. Key areas of concern for the organization (include management’s intended response, if known).

b. Your conclusions as to the efficacy of the current strategy.

c. Your recommendations for the future of the organization.

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History News Articles Assignment

One of the options you have for extra credit is to do the history news articles. The purpose of the optional history news articles

assignment is to show you that articles related to your class material appear in the news all the time. So if you do this assignment you

will be looking for articles that specifically reference the primary history you are studying (which is U.S. history between 1865 and

2000). The articles must come from a current newspaper, news website, or news magazine (meaning something published within the dates of

you class term) and the articles must not come from a history magazine, or newspaper blog or magazine blog, or a history website, or from

something like the New York Times “Topics” since that would defeat the purpose of the assignment which is to show you that there are

articles in the current news all the time about the primary material of your class. Nor should you use something from “This Day in

History” which is more of an announcement than an article. Keep in mind that if you are looking for articles in a standard newspaper (like

the Los Angeles Times, USA Today, New York Times, Daily Breeze, Wall Street Journal, or Daily News) you are most likely to find them in

section A, but also check other sections, like the Obituary section and the Editorial page. When you find an appropriate article, clip it

and attach it securely by staple or tape, to a standard sheet of paper, or, if you find your article online or want to scan the hard copy

of your article, you can put it in an email with a link to it. Also put your name and class number, and include date of the publication

and page from which you got the article if you are submitting a hard copy. Then write a paragraph explaining what the article says and

another paragraph explaining what parts of the article directly relate to the primary content of your class. Remember, you are expected to

turn in ten news articles (and/or projects) if you want to complete this optional assignment, so get started sooner than later even though

the extra credit is not due until the start of the final exam. The idea here is to learn the history behind the stories in the news today

to enhance your appreciation of the fact that knowing the past is relevant for understanding the present and acting upon the future. So

keep your eyes open for historical items and write about them if you want to complete this assignment! You can turn in your articles or

projects, either individually or in total, anytime you like during the course term, but you should try and turn things in sooner than

later and preferably at least one week prior to the due date in case an article pr project is rejected and you need to do another.

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ARGUMENT AND MUST DIRECTLY ANSWER THE QUESTIONS. Your essays must be coherently, logically written and supported by evidence from the

reading and course materials and class lectures, it must also be convincing. Concepts that are used must be clearly defined. Conclusions

must be given and they must be consistent with supporting paragraphs that precede them.
1. Fully discuss the competing arguments about the relationship between economic globalization and the rights of women as presented in the

article by David Richards and Ronald Gelleny. And given their research discuss their central findings and the essential methodological and

theoretical limitations that cast doubt on the validity of these findings. Fully discuss how you would resolve the methodological

limitations as well as provide a logical theoretical argument that could be empirically tested to resolve the theoretical limitations of

their study. For full credit provide a full and complete answers to all sections of your answer.
READINGS:
1. David L. Richards and Ronald Gelleny, ”Women Status and Economic Globalization” International Studies Quarterly, Vol. 51, Number 4,

2007. (Reading Packet)
2. Mahmood Monshipouri, Claude E. Welch Jr, and Evans T, Kennedy, “Multinational Corporations and Ethics of Responsibility: Problems and

Possibilities”, Human Rights Quarterly Vol. 25, No.4, 2003. (Reading Packet)

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