Description The Community We Plan For [WLO: 2] [CLOs: 1, 2, 3] Today’s cities face changes in demographics and overall population that creates both opportunities and challenges. We know that these changes also impact the political and economic environments urban planners’ function within. Urban communities demonstrate a complex balance of components, housing, workforce, transportation, technology,…
Description In this assignment you will use data to explore the different educational experiences among racial groups in the U.S., particularly in the real-world example of race in college admissions. For context, the admission process is an open one at University of Arizona Global Campus in that there are few barriers to admission to a…
Description Prior to beginning work on this assignment, read Chapter 13 of the textbook. In your analysis, Explain, if you were to start your own business, which business entity structure you would choose. Justify why your chosen structure is the best organizational form. Explain the following business structures: sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, and a corporation….
Description In this course we have examined many different social identities, as well as the ways in which these identities are tied to social inequalities. However, individuals have multiple identities, and oftentimes more than one of their identities are connected to social inequalities. Sociologists account for this by examining identities within an intersectional framework. The…
Description For this discussion, review the Paul Taylor’s article The Next America which presents statistics to show how the gender, racial, ethnic, and age composition of the United States is expected to change over the next few decades. Also review the Pew Research Center’s report America’s Changing Religious Landscape These resources will give you an…
Description Identities such as race, gender, and age are ascribed statuses; that is they are statuses that are assigned at birth and are involuntarily assumed throughout one’s life. On the other hand, many of the identities we hold are based on achieved statuses—positions that we earn and/or choose. One such identity is motherhood. From a…
Description Prior to beginning work on this assignment, read the scenario and ANOVA results provided in an announcement by your instructor and the Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) and Non-Normal Data: Is ANOVA Still a Valid Option? articles, review the required chapters of the Tanner textbook and the Jarman e-book, and watch the One-Way ANOVA: Against…
Description The Selection of a Cultural Artifact assignmentrrdraw in the comin as your cultural artifact, you would describe the cast and explain the plot this week. In the weeks to follow, you would identify examples of scenes in the movie that illustrate social thinking (Week 2r), social influence (Week 3), and social relations (Week 4),…
Description Presented at the end of Chapters 4, 5, 8 and 9 of the Blanchard and Thacker (2019) text are examples of what would be done in a real situation regarding a small business that requested training (these sections can be found in the electronic text by going to the “Summary” section for each chapter…
Description Tension Between the Layers This week you learned about the multiple vertical layers of government: national, state, county, parish, and municipal. The Tenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution specifically states that the national government only has the powers agreed to by the states; some of those are specifically delegated, some are implied, and others…