Introduce your topic and why it is important. Begin with a hook that piques the reader’s interest and encourages them to continue reading the paper. Describe the background information that explains the context of your paper. Then establish the reason your topic/research is important. Present your evidence and/or argument.

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Influenza A Plague

Instructions for Intro, Outline, and Closing. This week, your intro, outline, and closing is due. Your paper should include your references and be 2 pages in length. At least 5 references should be used to support your main points. Quoted material should be avoided. Instead, provide paraphrased research to support your main points that are accompanied with in-text references. Be sure to follow APA formatting guidelines.
this is the example of how he wants it done:

The title page is the first page of a manuscript (name, date). It contains the running head, page number, title of the paper, author name, affiliation, and any author notes. In a student paper, the running head is not required unless requested. Everything on the title page is centered as well.

For example:

Title*

Student Name

Georgia Military College

Course Name

Professor Name

Due Date

Introduction:

Introduce your topic and why it is important. Begin with a hook that piques the reader’s interest and encourages them to continue reading the paper. Describe the background information that explains the context of your paper. Then establish the reason your topic/research is important. Present your evidence and/or argument.

Outline:

Create an outline of the structure of your paper. Typically this is provided in a bulleted format with brief descriptions of what the paper will contain. Begin with the subject of the paper. Map out the ideas or topics you wish to cover or include; organize it in a structure that logically flows; implement headings and subheadings for hierarchy.

Example:

I. First point

a. Sub-point

II. Second point

a. Sub-point

Conclusion:

State your conclusion and recommended course of action. Restate key facts that drive home the points you intended.

References:

Don’t forget to include a reference page.

Introduce the research topic and why it’s worth serving as a research topic. What was the problem you were setting out to explore? Why does the topic matter?

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Information literacy

This assignment is a research paper in an essay format that demonstrates information literacy and includes an evidence-based argument. It is the culmination of your work on the Week 2 and Week 6 assignments. Assemble the following sections in a document:

Part 1: Introduction (1 paragraph)

Introduce the research topic and why it’s worth serving as a research topic. What was the problem you were setting out to explore? Why does the topic matter? The last thing to add is the most important part: your main argument. This is a one-sentence statement (Thesis Statement) that essentially seeks to answer the research question with an evidence-based position on the matter. It’s a claim that you can make based on the evidence you assembled in your research; the purpose of the rest of the paper is to explain and support that one position with evidence.

Part 2: Presentation of Three Perspectives (3 paragraphs)

This is the evidence. You want to convince the reader that your argument is supportable with good research, even if a reader might disagree with aspects of it. It helps to remember that it’s impossible to definitively “prove” the claim. The best you can offer is supporting evidence to show that your argument can hold weight and convince a reasonable person that it deserves analysis. Use of peer-reviewed sources the best way to demonstrate a rigorous degree of research and reliability.

 

Part 4: Conclusion and Reflections on Research (1-2 paragraphs)

 

In this section, offer any final remarks, observations, or insights on the topic. If there are areas that require further research, you can mention these and even chart out what research questions should naturally follow your work. Avoid summarizing or repeating the previous sections.

Now that you’ve finished your project, let’s take a minute to take stock of what you can take forward and to identify any lingering questions you have about research or information literacy. Add any final remarks on what you’ve learned about information literacy and research. What skills will you take forward into the next paper you write, or the next class?

Reference List

Provide complete references for all sources cited in the paper. Include sources from Week 2 and 6 Assignments. The citations should be Turabian/Chicago Author-Date style.

What can leaders do to create a culture of social innovation? Discuss in terms of social innovation in the Indian culture with special attention to organization like Azim Premji organization and leaders like him.

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Social Innovation and Leadership

What can leaders do to create a culture of social innovation? Discuss in terms of social innovation in the Indian culture with special attention to organization like Azim Premji organization and leaders like him. In the Indian corporate culture how is it that a culture of social innovation can be devoleped. Pick atleast two of the discussion points below in the same context and discuss as well.

• Leadership and the self

• Leadership and collaboration within socially innovative organisations

• Leading and coordinating stakeholders across organisation

• Critical approaches to leadership use only peer reviewed sources.

What can leaders do to create a culture of social innovation? Discuss in terms of social innovation in the Indian culture with special attention to organization like Azim Premji organization and leaders like him.

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Social Innovation and Leadership

What can leaders do to create a culture of social innovation? Discuss in terms of social innovation in the Indian culture with special attention to organization like Azim Premji organization and leaders like him. In the Indian corporate culture how is it that a culture of social innovation can be devoleped. Pick atleast two of the discussion points below in the same context and discuss as well.
• Leadership and the self
• Leadership and collaboration within socially innovative organisations
• Leading and coordinating stakeholders across organisation
• Critical approaches to leadership

How have international and national attitudes towards the biological threat changed since the early 2000s? How does the reality of threats compare with the fear or potential of bioterrorism?

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Discussion forum

How have international and national attitudes towards the biological threat changed since the early 2000s? How does the reality of threats compare with the fear or potential of bioterrorism?

Discuss how diversity could be used to make global decision-making more equitable; support your arguments with both theory and practical examples.

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Global decision-making

Prepare a short essay out of four possible choices. For the short essay, you will have a maximum of 750 words available. The short essay should have a bibliography of at least 10 academic references. The bibliography will not be counted towards your word limit.

Discuss how diversity could be used to make global decision-making more equitable; support your arguments with both theory and practical examples.

Describe the methods and processes through which the federal government utilizes cyber security. Analyze if the federal government’s cyber programs are enough to protect the United States.

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Cyber security

Formulate a discussion forum in APA 7 format using any reliable resources with a minimum of 250 words.:

Describe the methods and processes through which the federal government utilizes cyber security.
Analyze if the federal government’s cyber programs are enough to protect the United States.

You may utilize additional resources as long as they are credible and cited.

What are some common MAC Group/ICS/EOC interface issues? How are they overcome?

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Discussion Forum

Emergency Operations Center class.

What are some common MAC Group/ICS/EOC interface issues? How are they overcome?

Do you feel that the U.S. is appropriately structured and resourced to adequately provide timely, accurate and actionable domestic intelligence to support the entire spectrum of intelligence users from the Federal government down to state and local agencies?

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Homeland security enterprise

What are the capabilities and limitations of domestic intelligence efforts in supporting the homeland security enterprise? State the topic.
Do you feel that the U.S. is appropriately structured and resourced to adequately provide timely, accurate and actionable domestic intelligence to support the entire spectrum of intelligence users (customers) from the Federal government down to state and local agencies (both now and into the future)? State the topic.

Discuss the role of Digital Technology on Social Innovation in your own words and opinions. Discuss its importance in developing countries like India.

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Social Innovation In India

1. Watch this Ted Talk. https://www.ted.com/talks/clay_shirky_how_social_media_can_make_history?utm_campaign=tedspread&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare. There has been much discussion and disagreement about the role of digital technology in social change, as the fascinating debate between Malcolm Gladwell and Clay Shirky on digital political organising reveals, with Gladwell making a series of powerful points about the limits of social media in building the relationships required for meaningful change to take place. Malcolm Gladwell’s robust critique of these arguments: “Small Change.” Shirky’s response: “The Political Power of Social Media.”Certainly, high profile success stories like M-Pesa – the mobile phone-based money transfer and banking service launched by Vodafone in Kenya in 2007, which gave millions of people access to basic financial services for the first time – have been cited as evidence of the potential of digital technology to transform the lives of the poor. The British innovation think-tank Nesta has conducted very interesting work on Digital Social Innovation. In particular, it has developed a typology for categorising and explaining the different roles digital technology can potentially play in promoting ‘social good’, and provided a series of examples for each (Stokes et al., 2017). At the same time, it is clear that digital technology is far from a ‘silver bullet’ when it comes to tackling the most deep-rooted social problems, and that it may even exacerbate some of them. Discuss the role of Digital Technology on Social Innovation in your own words and opinions. Discuss its importance in developing countries like India. (1000 words)
2. There is no one perspective that will provide a complete answer to all the issues connected to the study of social change. However, each provides a useful lens for thinking about particular social issues. Thinking about the same social issue through multiple lenses can be a very useful way of analysing it, understanding why it has evolved in a particular way, and developing possible interventions. So in this activity we ask you to look at a social problem through the lens of each of our three perspectives: Functionalist perspective, conflict theories, interactionist theories.These social Problems are Racism, LGBTQI discrimination, Violence against women, Lack of women leaders in the work place. Look at these social problems theough the three perspectives with India as a context. (4000 words, 1000 words per social problem)