Crisis Evluation I assignment must be typed, double-spaced, in 7th ed APA style, and must be
written at graduate level English. 
For this assignment, there are 2 cases. The response to each case must integrate
the material presented in the text in your own understanding. You are encouraged to
use additional current (5 years or less) evidence-based sources to support and
compliment the text, but not replace the text. The textbook, Crisis, trauma, and disaster: A clinician’s guide, by Black, L. L., & Flynn, S. V. (2021) is required, do use the citiation from this textbook if possible for per case. 
Cite the work according to 7th ed APA
format. Legal and ethical issues, and issues of culture and diversity must be addressed
when relevant. 
Your response to each case should be 3-4 pages per case (see the attached)
The entire assignment should be 7-8 pages total plus a title and reference page. 
Follow Graduate Written Coursework Rubric (See the attached)
Deadline: Wednesday, June 19th 22:59 PM. 

In a 6 page paper,

Describe the recruiting process, including the following components:

Define recruiting and why it is important.

• Search for an advertised position online.
• Describe the recruiting methods organizations use.
• Define any expectations for applicants.
• Identify the potential pros and cons of recruiting through these method
• Explain the selection process, including the following components:
• Define the selection process and why it is important
• • Describe what a long and complex selection process might symbolize to job seekers.
  • Explain the difference between selection factors and selection methods.
  • Identify some of the trending behaviors currently found during the selection process, such as ghosting (by both applicant and employer), quiet hiring, and other behaviors found during your research.
• Create a recruiting and selection strategy for one of the following full-time positions: warehouse supervisor, customer service manager, entry level IT technician, or upper-level finance officer. Include the following in your strategy:
  • Recruiting tools and techniques
  • Selection factors
  • Selection methods
  • Methods for maintaining ethical integrity and inclusion
  • Communication process with applicants
  • APA format required with seperate reference page. Please include introduction and conclusion paragraph. Do not include a title page. 3 scholarly sources required. Course text required. Will upload.

Please write a “discussion: focus on calligraphy, painting and carpets ” for the HA -126 Islamic Art and Civilization online class. I will post some examples at the bottom too. The discussion has to be more than 600 words.

Discussion Question: focus on Islamic art in sub-Saharan Africa

Islamic art has well-established forms and styles in what is commonly called North Africa (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Egypt). Based on what you’ve learned in this unit, what are the major features of sub-Saharan Islamic art and architecture? Can you speculate about the reason for the differences in style and appearance from North African visual culture?

What to do:

1. Listen to the VoiceThread presentations about the historical contexts of Islam in sub-Saharan Africa and selected examples examples of art and architecture.

2. Read the short essays and watch the videos in the Resources folder (these are links to websites and YouTube videos rather than PDF files).

VoiceThread :

https://m.blog.naver.com/rjwltakf291/223482823643?afterWebWrite=true

Resources folder :

• Trade and the spread of islam in africa (An essay from the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History)

https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/tsis/hd_tsis.htm

• the spread of islam in ancient africa (An essay from the Ancient History Encyclopedia)

https://www.worldhistory.org/article/1382/the-spread-of-islam-in-ancient-africa/

• islam in the mali empire(An essay from the Ancient History Encyclopedia)

https://www.worldhistory.org/Mali_Empire/

• islamic art in west africa (An article from the Encyclopedia Britannica about the influence of Islam in West African art, primarily architecture.)

https://www.britannica.com/art/African-architecture/Influences-of-Islam-and-Christianity

• mosque architecture in west africa (An article about mosque architecture in West Africa.)

West African Mosque Architecture – A Brief Introduction

• an introduction to the great mosque in djenne, mail (A short video on YouTube about the issues facing neighborhood inhabitants near the Great Mosque in Djenne, Mali.)

• the annual festival at the great mosque in djenne, mali (A brief video about the annual festival that accompanies the “re-clothing” of the Great Mosque in Djenne, Mali every year.)

Example :

Similar to what we have already mastered when analyzing Islamic art in Southeast Asia, to better understand the specifics of the Islamic art in Sub-Saharan Africa, we need to analyze the geographic and historic component of how Islam was spreading from the Arabic lands to this area of Africa, and how the already established cultures and religions of Sub-Saharan Africa was integrated or reconciled with the new religion.

As North Africa was already conquered by Muslims during the seventh century, Islam continued to spread to West Africa through its first wave via merchants, traders, scholars, and missionaries, and then continued to spread across and around the Sahara Desert. At the same time, the second wave was coming through Egypt, going through the Sudan region below the Sahara Desert. And finally, the third wave of spread of Islam was by Arabic traders crossing the Red Sea from the Arabic peninsula to the Swahili coast. However, unlike the initial spread of Islam to North Africa that was created mostly through military force during the Umayyad dynasty, the spread of Islam to Sub-Saharan Africa was mostly peaceful and gradual.

Islam was first adopted by ruling African rulers and members of the elites in the cities of kingdoms like Mali or Songhai, who understood the potential benefits especially when it comes to trade and power, which later resulted in the rest of the population to follow the same example, or simply converting to Islam to avoid being sold to slavery. The population in the rural areas remained mostly unaffected by the new religion until much later. However, no matter where the Islam was adopted, indigenous beliefs and rituals continued to be practiced or were even blended with the new religion which is one of the main characteristics of Sub-Saharan Islam in Africa.

As African rulers understood how indigenous religions were important to the people, they did not completely dismiss the indigenous religious practices and beliefs, which cause them to blend into a locally adapted Islam. Ancestors continued to be worshipped and rituals like masquerading still performed, and existing figural African sculptural art of pre-Islamic age, especially in Dogan region in Mali, continued to be created and is still something African art in general is known for. And even though sculptural art is typically not what we are used to seeing in “religious” Islamic art, these sculptures continued to be important as a part of “secular” Islamic art. These are just some of the elements that created a more modified version of Islamic art that seems different to the Islamic art of the Middle East and North Africa, which is like the case of the Islamic art of Southeast Asia which also blended the native beliefs and traditions into the Islamic art coming to those areas.

Focusing on the architecture of Sub-Saharan Africa, we can see another way the Islamic architecture was modified according to available materials of the region. If we look at the case studies presented in the lecture, like the great mosque in Djenne or the Djingareyber mosque in Timbuktu in Mali, placed in the Sahel area, made of sun-dried mud brick called Adobe, or the new houses of “Tabali”, or pear-shaped mud bricks, we can see how materials used were those available in the area, which is one of the reasons these objects look so different compared to mosques in the Arabic lands that are mostly made of stone. These materials, shaped by hand, are organic and often asymmetric, which adds a special quality to the architectural elements differing from the rigidity of the aesthetics of the rest of the Islamic world. It almost feels like every person who helped shape the facade imprinted a part of themselves into it. Other interesting details we can notice on the exteriors are wooden reinforcements sticking out of the facades as spikes, that also served as a sort of scaffolding for people to climb and work on the facade, as the mud facades needed to be often maintained. The interior of a Sub-Saharan Mosque is simplified and minimalist, stripped of interior decoration and colors, somewhat ascetic, most of the surfaces are covered in mud, both interior and exterior, which is again very different from heavily decorated mosques in other parts of the world filled of mosaics and porcelain tiles. The arches and columns remain important parts of the mosque interior’s supportive structure, and something we expect to see like minarets, orientation of qibla wall, mihrab, open courtyard, and a covered sanctuary area are still there. Often, these mosques get bigger over time with expansions, as the number of people using the mosques would grow, so it is sometimes hard to know how exactly they looked at the time they are initially built, as expansions and renovations would alter architectural elements and change the look of their architecture. Some structures, like Nando Mosque, show ever closer the influence of indigenous culture to the Sub-Saharan African architecture, and the carved high relief motifs on the interior walls show close connection to pre-Islamic Dogan visual aesthetic tradition, while the function of the building is still following the started conventions of a mosque. In the image attached bellow, it is interesting to see a few more images of the Nando Mosque, including the floor plan and cross-section, which I think are quite interesting, as I am sure it was not easy to create architectural drawings of a building that is so organic in its nature and design, and every single wall is unique.

All the abovementioned unique features of the Sub-Saharan art further help us understand the diversity of Islamic art across the world in ever more detail, and how local cultures and customs can affect the development of art even when they come from the same core. Just as it was the case with Southeast Asian Islamic art, the Islamic art of Sub-Saharan Africa might be somewhat neglected in the art history when compared the Islamic art of the Arabic lands, and it is our job to help it be more recognized.

The post Networking Article Review is a property of College Pal
College Pal writes Plagiarism Free Papers. Visit us at College Pal – Connecting to a pal for your paper

Acceptable sites for finding articles to review for class:

https://www.networkworld.com/ (Links to an external site.)

https://www.cio.com/ (Links to an external site.)

• https://www.networkcomputing.com/ (Links to an external site.)

https://www.cnet.com/ (Links to an external site.)

https://www.technewsworld.com/ (Links to an external site.)

• Upper left corner of document:

Your Name

• Date

Article Number

Below this information the following (Left justified):

• Title of article

Article Date

Article source (if a web site put the link here)

• Article Author (if none then put none)

Summary of the article.  In a page or less summarize the main content of the article. 

Comments.  In this section, a page or less, discuss what you thought about the article and use such methods as compare/contrast to other information, or critically examine the article information for its relevance and/or accuracy.

So, about 2 pages (ideally), but you can go to 3 pages if needed.  Also, reviews need to be current – 2018 or newer.

Here is an example format:

John Doe

Jan 20, 2019

• Article 1
• Title of article: “Cisco adds tools to scale wide-area video”
• Article Date: July 7, 2019

Article source: www.networkworld.com (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

Article Author: Stephen Lawson

• Summary:  This article discussed ECDS (Enterprise Content Delivery System), a software-hardware platform to ease video management and make distribution of video to remote locations more efficient. 
• Comments:  This article was detailed and covered the ECDS system and how CISCO has added tools for ….. 

The post Networking Article Review appeared first on College Pal. Visit us at College Pal – Connecting to a pal for your paper

The post Developing a Sustainable Business Strategy for Long-Term Growth is a property of College Pal
College Pal writes Plagiarism Free Papers. Visit us at College Pal – Connecting to a pal for your paper

Context for Analysis:

• Sustainability: Explore the importance of integrating sustainability into business operations for long-term viability.
• Competitive Advantage: Examine how sustainable practices can differentiate a company in the market.
• Stakeholder Engagement: Analyze the role of engaging stakeholders, including customers, employees, and investors, in driving sustainability initiatives.

Points to Consider:

1. Assessing the Current Sustainability Landscape:
   • Conduct a sustainability audit to evaluate the company’s current practices and their impact on the environment and society.
   • Identify key areas for improvement and potential risks associated with unsustainable practices.
2. Setting Sustainable Goals and Objectives:
   • Develop clear and measurable sustainability goals aligned with the company’s mission and values.
   • Consider goals related to reducing carbon footprint, minimizing waste, improving energy efficiency, and promoting social responsibility.
3. Integrating Sustainability into Business Operations:
   • Outline strategies for incorporating sustainable practices into core business processes, such as supply chain management, product development, and marketing.
   • Explore the use of renewable energy, sustainable sourcing, and eco-friendly product designs.
4. Engaging Stakeholders in Sustainability Efforts:
   • Develop a stakeholder engagement plan to communicate sustainability goals and progress.
   • Involve customers, employees, and investors in sustainability initiatives through awareness campaigns, partnerships, and incentives.
5. Measuring and Reporting Sustainability Performance:
   • Implement systems for tracking and measuring sustainability performance against established goals.
   • Regularly report on sustainability progress to stakeholders through sustainability reports and other communication channels.
6. Case Studies of Companies with Successful Sustainable Strategies:
   • Provide examples of companies that have successfully integrated sustainability into their business strategy.
   • Analyze the specific practices and initiatives that contributed to their success and the benefits they have realized.

Deliverables:

1. Sustainability Audit Report: A comprehensive assessment of the current sustainability practices and areas for improvement.
2. Sustainability Goals and Objectives Document: A detailed outline of the company’s sustainability goals and the strategies to achieve them.
3. Stakeholder Engagement Plan: A plan for communicating and involving stakeholders in sustainability efforts.
4. Sustainability Performance Metrics: A set of metrics for tracking and reporting sustainability performance.
5. Case Study Analysis: An analysis of successful companies’ sustainable strategies and the lessons learned from their experiences.

The post Developing a Sustainable Business Strategy for Long-Term Growth appeared first on College Pal. Visit us at College Pal – Connecting to a pal for your paper

The post Uncovering and Addressing Health Disparities is a property of College Pal
College Pal writes Plagiarism Free Papers. Visit us at College Pal – Connecting to a pal for your paper

Epidemiology is a critical tool in identifying and understanding disparities in health status and access to healthcare services. These disparities often reflect broader social, economic, and environmental inequities and can profoundly impact specific populations.

Select a specific population group in your community (e.g., a minority group, rural residents, low-income individuals) that faces significant health disparities. What epidemiologic data (such as incidence, prevalence, mortality, and access to care) highlights these disparities? (Hint: Look at your local community health needs assessment.)

Delve into the root causes of these disparities. Consider socioeconomic status, education, geographic location, cultural barriers, and systemic issues in healthcare delivery. How do these factors interplay to create and perpetuate disparities?

How might these insights influence your future role as a healthcare administrator?

End the post by providing at least one question you have about this topic.The student will complete 3 discussions in this course. 

The post Uncovering and Addressing Health Disparities appeared first on College Pal. Visit us at College Pal – Connecting to a pal for your paper

The post Ethics situation analysis is a property of College Pal
College Pal writes Plagiarism Free Papers. Visit us at College Pal – Connecting to a pal for your paper

Your assignment is to write a critical analysis of whether the situation of digital self-defense is acceptable or not using the assigned readings and two of the ethical frameworks presented by Quinn for the assessment. 

Read

The Right to Digital Self-Defense. By Reinicke, Cummings, J., & Kleinberg, H. (2017). The Right to Digital Self-Defense. IEEE Security & Privacy, 15(4), 68–71.

And Digital Vigilantes. By Schmidle. (2018). Digital Vigilantes. The New Yorker, 94(12), 30–30. 

If not accessible, use Introducing Digital Vigilantism. By Favarel-Garrigues, G. (2020). Introducing Digital Vigilantism. Global Crime. 21(3-4): 189-195. 

Write an analysis that includes whether or not you perceive ethical/legal implications and/or information technology policy issues that may be outcomes of the ethical situation of digital self-defense as outlined in the readings. Lastly, your analysis needs to include a proposed solution to the ethical situation.

The post Ethics situation analysis appeared first on College Pal. Visit us at College Pal – Connecting to a pal for your paper

The post Prevention of Disease is a property of College Pal
College Pal writes Plagiarism Free Papers. Visit us at College Pal – Connecting to a pal for your paper

MSN 5550 Health Promotion: Prevention of Disease Case Study Module 4 Instructions: Read the following case study and answer the reflective questions. Please provide rationales for your answers. Make sure to provide a citation for your answers. Must follow APA, 7th ed. format. Due: Saturday by 23:59 pm CASE STUDY: Family Member with Alzheimer’s Disease: Mark and Jacqueline Mark and Jacqueline have been married for 30 years. They have grown children who live in another state. Jacqueline’s mother has moved in with the couple because she has Alzheimer’s disease. Jacqueline is an only child and always promised her mother that she would care for her in her old age. Her mother is unaware of her surroundings and often calls out for her daughter Jackie when Jacqueline is in the room. Jacqueline reassures her mother that she is there to help, but to no avail. Jacqueline is unable to visit her children on holidays because she must attend to her mother’s daily needs. She is reluctant to visit friends or even go out to a movie because of her mother’s care needs or because she is too tired. Even though she has eliminated most leisure activities with Mark, Jacqueline goes to bed at night with many of her caregiving tasks unfinished. She tries to visit with her mother during the day, but her mother rejects any contact with her daughter. Planning for the upcoming holidays seems impossible to Mark, because of his wife’s inability to focus on anything except her mother’s care. Jacqueline has difficulty sleeping at night and is unable to discuss plans even a few days in advance. She is unable to visit friends and is reluctant to have friends visit because of the unpredictable behavior of her mother and her need to attend to the daily care. Reflective Questions 1. How do you think this situation reflects Jacqueline’s sense of role performance? 2. How do you think that Jacqueline may be contributing to her own health?

The post Prevention of Disease appeared first on College Pal. Visit us at College Pal – Connecting to a pal for your paper

The post Cross Tabulation is a property of College Pal
College Pal writes Plagiarism Free Papers. Visit us at College Pal – Connecting to a pal for your paper

Lab #4 Discussion Board & Report – 25 Points

Cross-Tabulation Tables

About: Is there a relationship between your education level and whether or not you believe in the death penalty? Does marital status (married, divorced, single) influence your happiness? In this discussion board & report, you will examine the results of cross tabulation tables to get to explore these question and others.

Background & Results:

These results come from a national survey called the General Social Survey. They provide us with an insight on the role that marital status may have on our happiness. People from across the U.S. of all backgrounds, ages, social class, and genders were asked several questions. The following are two scenarios where the data were used to examine death penalty & education level (Scenario 1) as well as happiness and marital status (Scenario 2).

Directions:

Choose ONE (1) of the scenarios below and answer the following questions in a report format (Introduction, Methods, Results, and Conclusion). A minimum of 300 words are required. Include your word count in your post.

Intro:

• What is the independent and dependent variable? What would you say was the goal of creating this cross-tabulation table (in other words what was the research question or goal in examining these data together?)

Methods:

• State how the cross-tabulation table should be created: where does the independent variable go, the dependent variable, and what type of percentages are calculated?

Results:

• Explain the patterns in the cross-tabulation table, cite specific percentages to support your claims about what the data can reveal to us

Conclusion:

• Were you surprised by the results? Why or why not?
• What additional mediating, confounding, or spurious variables could play a role in the results? How so?

Replies:

Reply to at least 2 other classmates, be sure to follow the following guide in your replies to one another. Each reply should be a minimum of 50 words.

• Add additional insights, for example you can add additional explanations on top of theirs or offer a counter argument to their explanation
• Add to an ongoing discussion instead of starting a new one
• Always respond courteously and offer constructive comments that will help us bolster each other’s knowledge of the topic

Grading:

You will be graded on both your original discussion post and your replies following this rubric:

	Excellent 100%	Fair 70% to 90%	Needs Improvement 60% or less
Introduction & Conclusion	Clearly explains the independent and dependent variable, the goal, as well as how the results can be influenced by additional variables.	Shows some understanding of variables & explains the implications of the results with basic clarity	Lacks a general understanding of the independent and dependent variable and what the results can tell us
Describes and Interpret the Results	Describes the results correctly, Interprets the results and evaluates the output effectively, clearly, and accurately	Generally describes the results correctly, interprets the results and evaluates the output at the basic level, with some minor errors or inaccuracies	Does not describe results clearly and/or interpretations of results are fairly inaccurate and/or require additional understanding of the course material
Replies provide feedback based on guideline provided	Replies point to specific details from fellow classmate’s post, evaluates their conclusions directly	Discusses classmate’s post in general with few specific details	Doesn’t reply or replies are surface level and general

Select Your Scenario

Scenario 1: Scenario 1: Death Penalty based on Education Level

Scenario 2: Scenario 2: Happiness based on Marital Status

 

Scenario 1: Death Penalty based on Education Level

Directions: If you have chosen this scenario, use this data to answer the questions from the discussion board. Click here to go back to the discussion board.

Table 1: Views on Death Penalty (Capital Punishment) Based on Highest Degree Earned

Views on Death Penalty	Less than H.S.	High School	Associate’s Degree	Bachelor’s Degree	Graduate	Total
Favor	202 60.5%	1032 66.6%	196 64.9%	373 53.2%	210 46.4%	2013 60.3%
Oppose	132 39.5%	518 33.4%	106 35.1%	328 46.8%	243 53.6%	1327 39.7%
Total	334 100.0%	1550 100.0%	302 100.0%	701 100.0%	453 100.0%	3340 100.0%

Source: General Social Survey Data, 2022

 

Scenario 2: Happiness based on Marital Status

Directions: If you have selected this scenario use the data below to answer questions from the our discussion board. To go back to our discussion board click here.

Table 1: Happiness Level Based on Marital Status

	Married	Divorced	Single (Never Married)	Total
Very Happy	488 33.6%	82 13.6%	166 15.2%	736 23.4%
Pretty Happy	790 54.3%	327 54.1%	619 56.6%	1736 55.1%
Not Too Happy	176 12.1%	195 32.3%	309 28.2%	680 21.6%
Total	1454 100.0%	604 100.0%	1094 100.0%	3152 100.0%

 

Source: General Social Survey, 2022

The post Cross Tabulation appeared first on College Pal. Visit us at College Pal – Connecting to a pal for your paper

The post Institute of School of theology is a property of College Pal
College Pal writes Plagiarism Free Papers. Visit us at College Pal – Connecting to a pal for your paper

CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS

                                                                                 The SCHOOL CREED 

Our creed, discipline, and doctrine are the word of God as the Holy Spirit reveals it. All scriptures are given by the inspiration of God for instruction in righteousness. 
                                                                              ARTICLE I-- ORGANIZATION 
The school organization was established in the state of Florida county Broward, the city of Fort Laudable, the 2nd day of January in the year of 2010. The school is now existing under its first administration. This administration is a private school based on legislative law, establishing a constitutional manual that contains presiding officials, and collections and distribution of monies collected officially.

                                                                        ARTICLE II - IT'S OBJECTIVE AND DESIGN 

 

 familiarity with a variety of religious experiences and traditional. An understanding of how religious morality and justice are integrated with faith. The ability to apply difficult theological concepts and ideas within their writing, research, or in field experiences.
  
 Please help me finish the school all areas. It is about putting a theology school together.

The post Institute of School of theology appeared first on College Pal. Visit us at College Pal – Connecting to a pal for your paper