The Formal Research Paper will be a culmination of everything you have learned about your topic thus far. Your Final Research Essay must meet all of the following requirements: 1. Your essay should address a specific audience. 2. The essay must include a thesis statement, which explains clearly the purpose of the essay. It should be obvious from the thesis statement which “side” of the issue you are taking. Your argument can be structured directly or indirectly. 3. Your essay must be a persuasive argument. You should consider all you have learned about argument, and focus on convincing your audience your view is correct. 4. You should draw your own conclusions and incorporate your opinion into this essay. However, all opinions should be backed up with fact. You should not make any assumptions or judgments that are not backed by your sources. You should avoid the first person in academic writing such as this paper. 5. While the majority of the essay will be catered to your “side,” you must also show the “other side” or the counterargument. 6. Ethos, logos, and pathos should be balanced. Be sure that you do not commit fallacies from the fallacy cheat sheet. 7. Your essay must have a strong introduction and conclusion. We will have talked about methods to create strong and creative introductions and conclusions in class. 8. Your essay must have solid main points. All main points must relate to the thesis statement and must be backed up by outside sources. 9. Your essay must be entirely in one proper style format, either MLA or APA. This includes in-text citations for all facts and ideas not your own, proper quotations and paraphrasing, proper paper setup, and an accurate and complete list of bibliographic information as dictated by the style guide of your choice. 10. You must include a minimum of ten sources in this essay. Each source should clearly relate to your focused research topic and thesis. It will be beneficial for you to use the sources you collected for your annotated bibliography, but you are permitted to use additional sources as well. 11. Grammar, mechanics and punctuation must be correct. 12. Your discussion should engage the audience and be interesting to read. 13. Your essay must have an engaging title. 14. Conclusion should include a “call to action.” Incorporating images into your text can be a wonderful way to help guide the reader though your argument. This is not a requirement, but a great option to engage your reader and create visual interest. These images must reinforce the points you are making in your paper— be sure the image is not there solely to take up space. Each image/graphic should be treated as a quotation of an outside source, cited and explained as a textual quotation would be. Your essay must be double-spaced in a legible font: MLA and APA suggest 12 point Times New Roman font. The margins should be one inch. The final draft of the essay must be 12 pages long. If you are using APA, neither the title page or abstract count toward the page minimum (although they are numbered). Similarly, the Works Cited/Reference page(s) also does not count towards this minimum requirement.

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The Formal Research Paper will be a culmination of everything you have learned about your topic thus far. Your Final Research Essay must meet all of the following requirements:
1. Your essay should address a specific audience.
2. The essay must include a thesis statement, which explains clearly the purpose of the essay. It should be obvious from the thesis statement which “side” of the issue you are taking. Your argument can be structured directly or indirectly.
3. Your essay must be a persuasive argument.  You should consider all you have learned about argument, and focus on convincing your audience your view is correct.
4. You should draw your own conclusions and incorporate your opinion into this essay. However, all opinions should be backed up with fact. You should not make any assumptions or judgments that are not backed by your sources. You should avoid the first person in academic writing such as this paper.
5. While the majority of the essay will be catered to your “side,” you must also show the “other side” or the counterargument.
6.  Ethos, logos, and pathos should be balanced. Be sure that you do not commit fallacies from the fallacy cheat sheet.
7. Your essay must have a strong introduction and conclusion. We will have talked about methods to create strong and creative introductions and conclusions in class.
8. Your essay must have solid main points. All main points must relate to the thesis statement and must be backed up by outside sources.
9. Your essay must be entirely in one proper style format, either MLA or APA.  This includes in-text citations for all facts and ideas not your own, proper quotations and paraphrasing, proper paper setup, and an accurate and complete list of bibliographic information as dictated by the style guide of your choice.
10. You must include a minimum of ten sources in this essay. Each source should clearly relate to your focused research topic and thesis. It will be beneficial for you to use the sources you collected for your annotated bibliography, but you are permitted to use additional sources as well.
11. Grammar, mechanics and punctuation must be correct.
12. Your discussion should engage the audience and be interesting to read.
13. Your essay must have an engaging title.
14. Conclusion should include a “call to action.”
Incorporating images into your text can be a wonderful way to help guide the reader though your argument. This is not a requirement, but a great option to engage your reader and create visual interest. These images must reinforce the points you are making in your paper— be sure the image is not there solely to take up space.  Each image/graphic should be treated as a quotation of an outside source, cited and explained as a textual quotation would be.
Your essay must be double-spaced in a legible font: MLA and APA suggest 12 point Times New Roman font. The margins should be one inch. The final draft of the essay must be 12 pages long. If you are using APA, neither the title page or abstract count toward the page minimum (although they are numbered). Similarly, the Works Cited/Reference page(s) also does not count towards this minimum requirement.

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Strategic managment

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Motivation Factors for Workers in Non Profit Organizations

1) To expand the proposal/paper to 90% to be completed by me
2) Could it be done by 20th August? or earlier?
3) Good number of references accordingly
4) Hopefully plagiarism free
5) All forms needed I could customize using organizations I’m working with now

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UK political economy

this is about the UK political economy. all question have to be answered correctly. each question has to be around 200 words

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Girl with a Pearl Earring

It is an Art History paper

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Science in the Media

Science in the Media
There is nothing like reading a good book or watching a great movie for a little escapism and entertainment. With all of the television channels out there and access to the internet, you can watch just about anything you want at any time. In Unit 2, you talked about the science involved with technology, but in this Assignment, you are going to turn the tables and delve into how the media portrays science.
How does a pop culture portrayal of science and scientists impact the average person’s view of what science is and how research is conducted? Can what is presented by the media affect how the general populace views a particular research field? What might the long-term impacts of such a depiction be? These are just a few questions that you will reflect upon in this Assignment.
Your paper should address the following questions:
1.    When you hear the word “scientist” what do you envision? Which famous people or characters from the media come into your mind? What characteristics do they have in common? Discuss at least three characteristics of your vision of a scientist.
2.    Has your image of what a scientist does and how they look changed over time? If so, how has this changed and what influenced you?
3.    Are fictional scientists usually the heroes, villains, or a combination of the two? Provide at least two detailed examples to support your position.
4.    How is science portrayed in fictional media (television shows, movies, music, books, etc.)? Is it seen as a positive, negative, or neutral force in the world? Give specific examples supporting your position.
5.    Do you think the portrayal of scientists in the various forms of media influences how society views people in this profession? Why, or why not?
6.    Can the portrayal of science in media influence how certain research and technology is viewed, and accepted, by the general public (e.g., cloning)?
Your Final Project should be written in an essay format, with an introduction and conclusion. The paper will require you to include details from research including the course materials and sources you locate on your own. Use APA format to cite your sources of information, both within parenthetical citations and also within a reference page at the end of the project.
Basic Writing Expectations:
•    A minimum of 1500 words, not counting the title or reference pages
•    At least 3 academic resources utilized
•    Include a title page, double space, font size 10 or 12
•    Include a highly developed viewpoint/thesis, purpose, and exceptional content
•    Demonstrate superior organization: use logic
•    Free of grammar and spelling errors
•    No evidence of plagiarism. Note: no more than 10% of your paper should be direct quotes
•    Use the APA style for all in-text citations, references, and body of paper

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Athenian Democracy

It can be on any subject that grabs your fancy – Athenian democracy, Sparta, Persian Wars, tragedy etc. You should use three print sources (the textbook counts as one).

POMEROY:ANCIENT GREECE 3RD ED is the textbook

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