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Academic Advisor Training Syllabus

Academic Advisor Training Syllabus

Project Scenario: Assume the hypothetical role of a Student Affairs professional within a university setting. Being asked by the supervisor to prepare one 50-minute training session for a new team of academic advisors, who will be hired and onsite by the next semester, and an advance reading list that they will have read prior to the training. The goal is to train the team of academic advisors on one learning objective that will develop with an individual identity focus or a social identity focus as justified by student development theory.

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Site Suitability Modelling Using GIS

Site Suitability Modelling Using GIS

Order Description

Write a summary of the results, includes the (list) of the factors for the site suitability (airport) and the potential impact of the site also conclusion section ( suggested improvement- difficulties encountered – relevant technical points such as a critical commentary on the spatial data used )

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The Juvenile Court System

The Juvenile Court System

This paper will cover:

1. How have legal norms changed?
a. Kent v. U.S. (court case)
b. In re Gault (court case)
1. right to receive notice of charges
2. Right to be represented by counsel
3.ect… ect
c. Breed v. Jones (court Case)
2. How is the Status offender controlled?
a. deinstitutionalization of status offenders
b. jurisdiction over status offenders
3. What does the juvenile court look like today? (eg. the judge, the referee, defense attorney, prosecutor, probation officers, and support personnel)
4.What are other stages of juvenile court proceedings? (adjudication hearing, disposition hearing, predisposition report, judicial alternatives, plea bargaining)
5. What rights does the juvenile have to appeal?
a. In re Gault
6. Juvenile sentencing structure? (Daniel P. Mears and Samuel H. Field, authors)

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American Politics and Culture in the Roosevelt Age, 1932-52

American Politics and Culture in the Roosevelt Age, 1932-52

 

Please be sure to address every issue raised by the statement/question!

“Not with a bang, but a whimper, the New Deal petered out in 1938,” David Kennedy tells us. (363) Why? And how could a President who had been reelected by the greatest landslide in American history in 1936 experience such a devastating series of defeats in the next two years?

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Labour unions focus on unionizing professional and white collar positions.

Labour unions focus on unionizing professional and white collar positions.Also focus on human resource organizations lacking the skills to respond to this non-traditional union focus.

Instructions for Outline of thesis structure: (ONLY Chapter 1 is relevant now)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1.

1. INTRODUCTION 1

Statement of the Problem

Purpose of the Study

Research Design of the Study

Importance of the Study

Scope and Limitation of the Study

Definition of Terms
Definition one
Definition two
Definition three
Definition four
Definition five
Definition six

Organization of the Remainder of the Thesis

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Credit and Taxes

Credit and Taxes

“Bernie and Pam Britten are a young married couple beginning careers and establishing a household. They will each make about $50,000 next year and will have accumulated about $40,000 to invest. They now rent an apartment but are considering purchasing a condominium for $100,000. If they do, a down payment of $10,000 will be required.

They have discussed their situation with Lew McCarthy, an investment advisor and personal friend, and he has recommended the following investments:

The condominium – expected annual increase in market value = 5%.
Municipal bonds – expected annual yield = 5%.
High-yield corporate stocks – expected dividend yield = 8%.
Savings account in a commercial bank-expected annual yield = 3%.
High-growth common stocks – expected annual increase in market value = 10%; expected dividend yield = 0.
Calculate the after-tax yields on the foregoing investments, assuming the Brittens have a 28% marginal tax rate (based on Public Law 108-27, The Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003).

How to recommend on the Brittens invest their $40,000? Explain the answer
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Business Research Paper for English

Business Research Paper for English

The research report will involve an independent study in which students select a business, identify a problem within that business, study theoretical and practical solutions to similar problems, and adapt those solutions to the business in the study. The rest of the details are in the attachment.

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political science essay

political science essay

There are 3 questions that need to be answered.short essays Answer ALL parts of each question in as much detail and depth and with as much information and analysis as possible.

1) Why do people in the United States need government? Do they/do they not need government? Make a case for OR against the need for government either way.

2) Explain what is meant by the term `political ideology?` Which of the specific ideologies covered in the online lecture .

3) When America celebrates the July 4th Holiday, what EXACTLY is it a celebration of Be specific. Hint: it has something to do with our Revolutionary War . Would the Founders be proud of how the system they created turned out? How would they feel about the way America has evolved?

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GMO Food – Save our choice!

GMO Food – Save our choice! Essay

Argumentative Model: Toulmin Method

Argue that having a choice is a natural right and relate this choice to GMO and Non-GMO food.

This essay must include a minimum of two sources.

Make sure to include the following sections in the essay:
1. Introduction and claim.
2. Background.
3. Body.
4. Conclusion.

Within the body of the essay, make sure to include the following in any order:
? Support for your claim
? Opposing or alternate views
? Rebuttals

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LEGAL CASE STUDIES

LEGAL CASE STUDIES

Assignment 2 – LEGAL CASE STUDIES

Question 1

“Bert owned an early historic speed boat which he decided to sell for $50,000. Bert told his friend James and James said he was very interested and would Bert give James the first right to buy the speed boat. Bert agreed to do so. After a few weeks Bert asked James if he still wanted to buy the speed boat. James said he was seriously thinking about it. Bert told James he was going to advertise the speed boat “for sale at $60,000 or near offer” on the Historic Speed Boat Club’s notice board.

In response to the advertisement in the club Bert received a telephone call from Alphonse.

Bert told Alphonse the speed boat was for sale “But someone has right of first refusal.” Alphonse then expressed surprise and asked Bert if he was selling or not. Bert said he was selling the speed boat for $60,000 or near offer and invited Alphonse to call and inspect the boat. Alphonse called on Bert and after inspecting the boat offered Bert $50,000 for it. Bert said he would have to speak to James before accepting. Alphonse then said he would pay Bert the asking price of $60,000. Bert told Alphonse to wait a minute and Bert went into his office and rang James telling him what Alphonse had said. James said he would buy the boat for $50,000 as originally agreed.

Bert said to James “I suppose I have to sell the boat for $50,000 to you”.

Bert then told Alphonse about the conversation with James.

Alphonse claimed the speed boat was already sold before the discussion with James.

* Outline the law of contract relating to this situation indicating the likely result of Alphonse’s claim.

Question 2

Sol, a developer, owned the Westside Shopping Centre which contained ten specialty shops. Jean, a 17 year old fashion clothing designer, leased one of the shops in the centre in July 2012 for a period of five years at a monthly rental of $6,000. In September 2012 Jean informed Sol that due to poor current trading conditions, the leased shop would have to close. Sol suggested to Jean that he would prefer Jean’s shop to remain open in the shopping centre and to assist Jean he would accept a rent reduction of 60% for the next six months. Jean turned 18 in March 2013.

Jean accepted Sol’s offer and remained in the shop until April 2013 when Sol gave Jean a letter requesting full rental payment and the arrears of rent for the period of October to March inclusive. Jean closed the shop immediately on receipt of Sol’s letter and Sol relet the shop the following week to Daisy for $7,000 a month for the next four years. Jean had paid the reduced rent for the October to March period. Sol threatens to sue Jean for the balance of the rent for the October to March period and also for breach of the five year lease contract”.

* Discuss the law of contract relating to this situation and state the likely outcome

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