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The discourse community that I'm going to talk about and that shaped my identity is my youth group discourse community. The audience for this would be anyone who wants to know about my experiences with this discourse community. I believe that the audience would be interested in this because they would like to know more about this discourse community and how it forms the different identities in it. The purpose I am hoping to get out is for my discourse community to be explained in this essay and to show what my discourse community is all about. My discourse community is called Jobs Daughters International. It has many social values and has influenced my identity in many ways. The social values that it has is just teaching the skills that are formed and brought out in the discourse community.

Community development involves changing the relationships between ordinary people and people in positions of power, so that everyone can take part in the issues that affect their lives. It starts from the principle that within any community there is a wealth of knowledge and experience which, if used in creative ways, can be channeled into collective action to achieve the communities' desired goals.

Loyola University Chicago has various opportunities that help engage students in different activities that can help them raise awareness of the outside world environment. Loyola’s mission statement states that “We are Chicago 's Jesuit Catholic university- a diverse community seeking God in all things and working to expand knowledge in the service of humanity through learning, justice, and faith.” Under this statement, students are reminded of engaging themselves with the community and provide service that can help the community and demonstrate God’s faith over all purposes. Through the commitment of “learning, justice, and faith”, as a student, I am inspired to do more as a person for the community. As an international student, I am very grateful of being able to participate in the Engaged Learning Community of ISOM (Information Systems Operations Management), and earn more knowledge and awareness of the case study provided in class.

As an incoming freshman at the University of Texas at Arlington I can say I have been in several organizations that have challenged my social skills. However, they were nothing compared to the discourse community I was a member of. It will be proven time and time again that I indeed was not only a member but also a valuable asset to this community. Let us ponder for a moment on what a discourse community actually is. It consists of many components involving but not limited to ethos, pathos, and logos. All three of which I possess and have mastered in my arts. You must realize what the set boundaries are for it to be included as such. Must sports be included even though it is more physical than conversely active? What about Student Government? Yes, we had conversations and planned events at meetings but our relationship with each other was only to a certain extent. Although my participation in sports and student government contributed to my When I think of a discourse community, automatically I associate it with the experience in my high school band. Our close knit community very well made me the person I am today.

To fully understand how the Vietnamese Student Association operates and functions as a discourse community, I interviewed a member of the club, Alyssa. Alyssa is a first-year biology major who just joined VSA a mere month and a half ago. Despite her short time participating in the club, she was still very

Personal and social identity is a fundamental unit for students as it provides a starting point for them to conceptualise how their personal experiences interconnects with public knowledge and understand the role of socialisation. As mentioned in the assessment the class consists of a diverse number of ethnic backgrounds and ability so this unit is crucial for them to understand how they fit in different social and cultural settings. In a way the diversity found in a class makes for an interesting interactions and discussions which will contribute to their understanding in the unit. This of course is limited by students ' willingness to share such information thus the activities in this unit have

Prepare a 10-minute presentation (10-15 slides, not including title or reference slide) on organizational culture and values.

Prepare a 10-minute presentation (10-15 slides, not including title or reference slide) on organizational culture and values.

I was never interested in my Vietnamese culture until I came to Vietnam. Looking deeper into my childhood scene, I realized how my trip to Vietnam changed me completely. Back then I was mostly into Korean culture, but coming to Vietnam made me appreciate my culture and be proud of being Vietnamese descent. I struggle in finding my own culture identity because I did not grew up with Asian people. Now that I’m at MSU I met more Asian people and can relate to them on Asian-American issues. I finally found a community I belong and a broad amount of people who share the same problem as I do. Together we raise Asian-Awareness, which was something I never had a chance to do in high

As a freshman that is entering an English 1301 class, I happened to study about the rhetoric essay and how (the or a) student could take part in a group of people with shared knowledge and similar ways of communicating about those goals. Being assigned into teams for water pollution after becoming a member in the Environmental Organization had assisted me with the knowledge of water pollution (logos); organizing, overcoming anxiety and gaining credibility (ethos); and developing an open-mind (pathos). In this essay, I will prove to the audiences how the group I joined in my high school in Viet Nam had helped me create a foundation to join other organizations and be more active in the communities later on.

Organizational Structure and Culture of Rolls Royce Rolls Royce is a technology and global leader. They employ 35,200 people and operate in 48 countries. Headquarter is based in England UK. Large manufacturing plants are located in American, Singapore and China. A hierarchical structure is used to manage the company.

Beating at the heart of the Southern Oregon Honors College community lies a close-knit community that focuses on deeper discussions between students and a student-interest driven content with programs like Take the Lead Projects and Pick and Choose Activities. Small communities, like the honors college, have been a major part of my life since middle school. This is one of the major reasons why I want to be a part of the honors college community. I want to immerse myself in an intellectual space where people take responsibility for their actions and communicate with others in an honest, compassionate way while in a small-scale setting. I think a lot of successful communities do this. When members are comfortable being open about what they want from their community and communicate that in an empathetic way, a deeper bond is created and people can delve into their creativity more because they do not fear judgment.

The second entity being explored is the non-governmental, non-profit organization--Institute for Civic Education in Vietnam, started by a Vietnamese-American educator in Houston, that utilizes technology to provide distant learning through on-line classes for students primarily in Vietnam, but now have extended to students throughout the world. Dr. Truong Nong quit his full-time teaching job to start this non-profit organization with a passion on

This study examines the meaning of social change for Walden University students. Walden University is an online community with the unique opportunity to facilitate social change in communities all over the world. Two videos, a phone interview, and social change resources obtained from Walden University were used to analyze and determine what social change means to these students. The study was conducted using the Theory of Change and Critical Theory model which aligned data collection and analysis. The participants did not have the same wording for social change; however, findings concluded that personal experiences and aspirations all led to the central factor that in the presences of human compassion, social change agents attending Walden

Through this class, I understand the general gist of what controls the community in terms of power, organizational strength, and political influences. I have learned about what factors into certain decisions that community members make and what the recent outlook of community participation is. Even though I learned that community participation and involvement in organizations has declined over the past years, it is hopeful to find ways to combat this social apathy that is happening in America today. I enjoyed learning about strategies to help groups of people interact and create an active and responsive community power. The Greene and Haines text was well-organized, strategic, direct, and practical to the subject matter.