Step One: Access and download the Week 5 PPT Resources file. This file link will take you to a PowerPoint presentation template entitled “PPT_Resources.” Once downloaded, review the document.Step Two: Save the file to your desktop using the following file name format:YourFirstName_YourLastName_Wk5_PPT.pptxExample: Ed_Buchanan_Wk5_PPT.pptxStep Three: Locate an article, video, or another resource that relates to using […]

Start at The Pew Research Center (PRC). Find a publication on a topic of interest to you. They have reports on social media use, gender inequality, global trends, generations (Z, millennials), online dating, opinions on climate change, and more (see below for examples). Within the report, you will focus on one set of findings

standing with others who are oppressed. By taking this course, you have started the process of becoming an ally. Evan and Washington (2013) identify the steps toward being an ally, which include being supportive of those who are unlike you, learning about other cultures, becoming aware of the oppression and marginalization, and becoming aware of […]

Standard essay format: introduction/body/conclusion. While you may certainly provide additional information from outside sources, please use attached course textbook pages as your primary source of information based on the text book Theories of Personality 9th Edition. Jess Feist, Gregory Feist and Tomi-Ann RobertsPlease reference the page number/numbers of this text book or outside sources used.As […]

Some interview situations call for behavioral based interviewing and so the use of the STAR method is useful for preparing you (as an interviewee) for questions you might encounter. Your answers to interview questions are more substantive and thorough. Saying too little during an interview is a recipe for disaster when you don’t say enough, […]