Category: Writing

Please follow the attachement
The paper should be at least 10 double-spaced pages (that’s really five pages of text) excluding the reference page. Use APA style and at least 5 references and 12-point font.
At the conclusion of the course, learners will be able to:
Ask meaningful questions about complex issues.
Gather reputable, important, and relevant information from multiple disciplinary sources.
Analyze insights from multiple disciplines for patterns, conflicts, and connections.
Apply knowledge and skills from his or her general education program (at Park, the Liberal Education Program) in novel situations.
Synthesize multiple disciplinary perspectives to solve problems or create holistic understandings
Collaborate effectively with students studying other disciplines.
Attachments:
5112105_1_Research-Paper-Proposal.docx

This is a course: Introduction to women’s studies
Analytical Reflection
Your analytical reflection should be a minimum of 450 words in length. Treat these focused response papers as an opportunity to refine your academic writing skills. In answer to the questions, you should demonstrate your ability to (1) develop a strong, thoughtful, and relevant thesis, (2) select relevant and effective evidence to support your thesis, and (3) explain why or how the evidence works as evidence. Attention should be paid to technical elements of writing, including the strength of topic sentences, the organization of ideas into coherent and focused paragraphs, and the logical sequencing of your ideas from one sentence to the next.
This short paper must be typed and submitted online via Canvas. Papers should reflect your meaningful reflection, commentary, and analysis on the range of readings and course topics addressed through the class. Papers should connect to your personal experiences as they relate to the material. Responses should be of high academic quality and provide a thorough analysis.
Recommended Guiding Questions:
You may select 1 of the following questions to respond to in preparing your written reflection.
What is the impact of socialization, ethnicity, and culture on the lives of women?
How have the various waves of women’s liberation movements in the US. and issues of equality versus difference impacted our understanding of women’s issues of (in)justice? or
How do creativity and personal testimony serve as political forms of resistance and how do these methodologies and practices combat the mechanics of erasure?
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e are a few tips and examples for writing a critical journal response:
Introduce the topic you are discussing
(examples include lectures, discussions/forums, chapters read, etc.):
“In the chapter _____________ by/on ____________ . . . ”
During the discussion on [date], . . .”
Have a reaction:
“I [dis]agreed with,”/ “I appreciated,” / “I couldn’t believe” AND state why.
Make connections to previous knowledge or specific topic:
“I had always thought/learned/believed . . . about race/class/gender/identity/etc.”
Be specific:
Give details as best as you can and analyze or deconstruct (take apart) what is being argued, said, written, or produced about the topic.
Analyze the message:
How has this article/lecture/class discussion affected your understanding of women of color.
Attachments:
5112093_1_Analytical-Reflection-Women-Studies.jpg

This is a Social Science course called ” Introduction to women studies” and I have to write a research portfolio 2 – 3 pages.
Students will research a topic of their choice (as it relates to course content).Topic signups will happen online within the second week of class. Students will self -assign to a “task force.” The task force is meant to place you in a supportive group of students so that you can lean on each other for support, feedback, and brainstorm inspiration. You are by no means required to work as or connect to the group , as the assignment itself is an individual assignment. I have found that those who do connect with their peers do exceptionally well on the assignment itself. The individual research assignment consists of the following three components:
Research
: Spend some time researching your topic and local organization. Make connections to course readings AND bring in additional outside materials from popular culture, social media, and the library. Remember to also reference the research you conducted on the organizational highlight.
CreativeComponent:
Create a visual representation that captures your findings and conveys your ideas. Connect your ideas to your theory of change. Ideas for creative representations of your slides/videos include comic strip style sketches, online magazine, slideshows, poster campaigns, collages, a curated box, an electronic gallery of a curated exhibit that highlights themes in your research, a podcast segment created by you, a video interview, etc. Be creative! You are not limited to the ideas mentioned here.
Individual Paper
: Each individually written paper will be 2 -3 pages in length, typed, and shall be submitted online on the date indicated in the Course Schedule. The paper should be analytical and focused on your topic . In the past, some students have chosen to integrate their paper within the creative visual project itself – that is completely acceptable.
Attachments:
5112082_1_Research-Portfolio-Women-Studies.jpg

Issues in Criminal Justice
Most of the national focus on criminal justice is on the federal criminal justice system. However, an overwhelming majority of all offenders are arrested, convicted and incarcerated at the state or local levels. As such, understanding the reality of criminal justice policies and practices at your local level are immediately more pertinent than understanding those at the federal level. Furthermore, the challenges at the local level are usually more consequential and impactful to the communities they serve.
To Prepare:
Imagine you are a consultant who was hired to research, analyze, and present a report to the police chief and mayor of a major U.S. city of your choice. Your presentation must identify the city you selected and two contemporary criminal justice policies or procedures that are challenging that city. For each policy or procedure, provide evidence-based solutions to each, including a visual representation of quantitative data relevant to each.
Some examples of policies and procedures you might select include sanctuary cities and immigration enforcement, police body cameras, anti-terrorism, public shooters, response to civil unrest, criminal prosecution of police officers, or a different topic approved by your Instructor.
The Assignment:
Using the attached APA Course Paper Template, in 4?5 pages, your report should include:
· A brief (no more than 1 paragraph) introduction of two contemporary criminal justice policies or procedures that are challenging that city. Be sure to indicate the city.
· An explanation of why the policies or procedures are challenging the city, referencing 2–3 credible resources.
· A proposed evidence-based solution for each policy or practice that is challenging the city (each solution should be at least 1 page each).
· A visual representation of quantitative data relevant to each solution, to demonstrate its prior success.
Please use the rubric to ensure all points are captured in you work.
Attachments:
5112041_1_APA-Course-Paper-Template-With-Advice-6th-Ed–3-.doc
5112041_2_work-rubric.pdf