Does the essay develop an argumentative thesis? Have you considered the opinions, attitudes and values of the audience? Have you identified and refuted opposing arguments?

Writing Question

As you write your essay, refer to this checklist:

  • Does the essay develop an argumentative thesis?
  • Have you considered the opinions, attitudes and values of the audience?
  • Have you identified and refuted opposing arguments?
  • Have you established your credibility?
  • Have you been fair?
  • Have you provided the reader with enough background information?
  • Have you presented your points clearly and organized them logically?
  • Have you written an interesting introduction and a strong conclusion?

Remember to present your thoughts as a respected partner, rather than a competitor. Set forth your arguments in the spirit of mutual support and negotiation. Invite cooperation, rather than resistance. Quoting examples of the artist’s work is helpful, if not vital to making your point. It may be useful to quote from Dylan’s work, as well. Remember—we come to college to become more worldly and well-rounded versions of ourselves. Please choose an artist outside your comfort zone.

WARNING: just because you know or like a certain artist does NOT mean it will be easy to write about them. This is a common pitfall that has ensnared many who have gone before you. Research all of the artists before choosing.

To what extent is allowing our emotions to interfere with our rational judgment dangerous? How should we properly balance the emotional and rational aspects of our selves?

Writing Question

To what extent is allowing our emotions to interfere with our rational judgment dangerous? How should we properly balance the emotional and rational aspects of our selves?

Follow-up questions

Should we distinguish between emotions felt by individuals and emotions that take over a group? Is the latter more dangerous?

Do emotions act as a guide to who we really are, or can they obscure our identities? We talk approvingly of someone’s passions, but can they can also ‘take us over’, destroy us?

Beck sees astrology as an emotional coping mechanism. What are the dangers of such a coping mechanism? What would the dangers be in not having any such coping mechanisms?

What practical things can we do to control emotion excesses?

Ronson suggests we need to be more empathetic. Is it an emotion we can and should cultivate? Or is it a closer to a way of thinking, as you need to think through someone else’s feelings and ideas?

Beck suggests contemporary use of astrology is partly rational. Is she right? Consider how the debate over astrology relates to the broader question of reason and emotion

What gaps or unanswered questions do you have about your topic? In other words, is there an area or are there areas on which you’d like to see more research?

Writing Question

As you have researched your topic for the annotated bibliography, the four-source essay, the six-source essay, and the multiple-source synthesis essay (literature review), consider the following questions:

What gaps or unanswered questions do you have about your topic? In other words, is there an area or are there areas on which you’d like to see more research?

In 200 – 400 words, describe how an internship in this industry/field will help you accomplish your academic or career goals.

Question about internships

In 200 – 400 words, describe how an internship in this industry/field will help you accomplish your academic or career goals.

Describe which approach to leadership was used by the Lt. John Adams contemporary public leader (e.g.the trait approach, the skill approach, behavorial approach, the situational approach, or the psychodynamic to leadership) and why that approach was successful for tthis public leader.

University of phoniex Contemporary Leadership

Lt. John Adams700to 1,050 word paper (Choose one appraoach)

Describe which approach to leadership was used by the Lt. John Adams contemporary public leader (e.g.the trait approach, the skill approach, behavorial approach, the situational approach, or the psychodynamic to leadership) and why that approach was successful for tthis public leader.

What does integrity mean to you? Provide a specific example of where or when you demonstrated integrity.

Nursing application

1. Integrity

What does integrity mean to you? Provide a specific example of where or when you demonstrated integrity.

2. Resilience

Tell us about a time you overcame a significant obstacle. What were the specific actions you used to overcome it? What was the outcome?

 

Compile information from a variety of sources about it, synthesize that information, draw conclusions regarding that information, develop an assertion from your conclusions, and present your argument/assertion (thesis) with evidence using an appeal to logos in the form of a well-developed and properly documented essay.

Writing Question

Purpose

To research a topic, compile information from a variety of sources about it, synthesize that information, draw conclusions regarding that information, develop an assertion from your conclusions, and present your argument/assertion (thesis) with evidence using an appeal to logos in the form of a well-developed and properly documented essay.

How do international politics impact the international community’s ability to effectively respond to the humanitarian crisis in Turkey and Syria earthquake?

Global studies

On 6 February 2023, a very powerful earthquake struck southeast Turkey and northwest Syria. The area was already host to many refugees from the Syrian War. This earthquake has added a new global and international crisis to the area. Using the news articles below and the materials from the course, please explain:

How do international politics impact the international community’s ability to effectively respond to the humanitarian crisis in Turkey and Syria earthquake?

You must use at least 3 themes from multilateralism, humanitarianism, human rights, environmentalism, migrants, refugees, civil society and NGOs, and intersectionality. You MUST cite materials from the book also.

Potential sources:

  1. https://www.democracynow.org/2023/2/13/turkey_syria_earthquakLinks to an external site.
  2. https://www.npr.org/2023/02/11/1155955553/turkey-earthquake-gaziantep-displaced-peoplLinks to an external site.

What are the dimensions of the ethical dilemma? What are the potential organizational policies to which you will refer? Analyze the situation using one of the ethical theories discussed in the textbook. Describe how one might formulate assistance to the clinical staff using this theory.

Writing Question

Write a 1,250-1,500 word paper in which you explore decision-making methods that can be used to resolve an ethical dilemma using the scenario provided in the assigned reading, “An Unconscious Patient With a DNR Tattoo.” Describe how to use the principles of ethical decision making (reviewed in this topic) to help resolve this ethical dilemma. Address the scenario to generate your conclusions about how you would proceed.

  1. What are the dimensions of the ethical dilemma?
  2. What are the potential organizational policies to which you will refer?
  3. Analyze the situation using one of the ethical theories discussed in the textbook. Describe how one might formulate assistance to the clinical staff using this theory.
  4. Describe the importance of reasoning in the decision-making process.
  5. Considering this dilemma, describe how a Christian worldview would inform ethical responsibilities?

Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.

Discuss your academic goals and intellectual interests. Are there topics that you would like to deeply explore during your undergraduate years? Reflect upon what you hope to gain from a liberal arts and sciences education.

Writing Question

In this second essay, discuss your academic goals and intellectual interests. Are there topics that you would like to deeply explore during your undergraduate years? Reflect upon what you hope to gain from a liberal arts and sciences education. (Maximum 400 words or 2800 characters)