Interview With George Phillips, A Professor At The University Of Central Florida

There are many factors that I can improve on in the future for the next observations. First of all the organization of the data along with the time measurement are improvements that can be made. Instead of measuring five minutes I would measure every 15 minutes, making it four rounds in one hour. Within that hour we can also use a timer so that we don’t lose track of time. Also the time that we had to measure was on a Monday and Wednesday, for the next observation I would add in a Tuesday or Thursday. Since the observation was done on a campus we didn’t get different age ranges besides the college age. By measuring data at a Chic-Fil-A in the public we would get a wider range of ages, genders, and race. The diversity level was also low so in

The elected official that I choose to interview is the Mayor of Avon Lake, Greg Zilka. I choose Mayor Zilka because although I don’t live in the city of Avon Lake, I work in the city at a pizza shop, and I appreciate how beautiful of a city Avon Lake is. I emailed the mayor’s office and within a day I got a response back, and after about ten emails between the mayor’s assistant and myself, the interview was planned. I appreciated how Mr. Zilka through his assistant worked with me and my schedule to try to find a time best for me to conduct the interview, and how he was willing to meet in person, call, or email me, to which we agreed to a phone call. Mr. Zilka provided answers to most of my questions, but because of a scheduled

The excerpt from George S. Sawyer’s Southern Institution starts off with a fantastic quote that reads, “He that is despised, and hath a servant, is better than he that horsforth himself, and lacketh bread” (Sawyer 1). The deeper meaning of this quote is that it is better to be a man that people dislike, but still have a servant, than being a man who pretends to be somebody and has no food. This quote is a great portrayal of how the document is written and the bias that it contains. Sawyer was a southerner who was pro-slavery. There isn’t much else known about the man responsible for this historic document. This document was created in the middle 19th century, a time in American history abundant with slavery. In this time, the southern states were fighting for slavery and the expansion of its economic benefits, while the north wanted to abolish slavery from the country. In his document, Sawyer is doing everything he can to persuade people who read it that slavery is a good thing and that the south is well run in comparison to the northern states. Sawyer does an incredibly great job of providing information to his audience that will make his arguments seem more valid and believable. It is hard for someone to read this document and not believe that what he has to say is true. Sawyer uses statistics from the census to better his arguments, expands upon those stats to help prove his point and also uses statistics that benefit the southern states strictly. Statistics aren’t his

The population is undergraduate students of UM and we eliminated the unsuitable sample based on the information of questionnaires (exclude the outliers, blank questionnaire, context is contradictory and so on). Then we selected 30 questionnaires per college year which year 1 to year 4 (30*4=120) from all the completed questionnaires. We used convenience sampling method to distribute the online questionnaires openly. And we received the completed questionnaires online which are from google form.

This paper offers a greater knowledge about a gentleman by the name of John who is a white 73-year-old Caucasian living in St. George Utah. This interview gives a greater appreciation for our elders in the struggles that they experienced throughout their life.

A Lesson before Dying by Ernest J. Gaines (1993) is a compelling novel based in a small southern town of Louisiana during the 1940’s, 80 years after slavery is abolished. Gaines’ storytelling is highly effective due to his use of high-stake plot elements, vivid first person narration, and intriguing repetition. More specifically the plot elements of the bar fight and the execution date, the narration of the opening scene and the ongoing dialogue caused by the brawl in the bar, as well as the repetition of many thought-provoking phrases. Gaines’ use of high-stake plot elements crafts a captivating storyline that grasps the attention to any reader. An example of this is when; Grant is at a bar when he catches a few of words of the people sitting

The person I interviewed for this assignment was Professor Steve Rivera. He is a professor at Christian Brothers University (CBU). Mr. Rivera is the department chair for the adult program and the department chair in the psychology department for CBU. He has a bachelor’s degree, -EdD in Counseling Education Supervision, and is a Licensed School Counselor. The interview took place in Mr. Rivera’s office at Christian Brothers on June 17, 2016 at approximately 1:30 P.M. We decided to meet there due to the limited time we had since he had summer classes later on that day. Even though Mr. Rivera had a desk in his office, he set two chair aside for the interview so we could be face to face instead of him being on one side of the desk and me on the other. His approach told me that he was very excited and motivated to help me with this project. After going to the MSU counseling center and emailing the only counselors that could be available, I could not arrange an interview with any of them. Not finding anybody in Starkville I called the counseling center at the University for Women in Columbus, MS only to find out that both of the counselors there were already booked for our class. A conversation about my project then started between a close friend of mine that goes to CBU. I mentioned that I had not been able to find an available counselor to interview. To my luck she mentioned that her professor from the previous semester was a counselor. She gave me his contact

Yesterday, we all filed into class and took our seats. We noticed there was a video call on the screen. The video call was different from the original interview but it was easier to talk over the screen that separated us. He looked a tad uncomfortable at first but in a way, he was also very relaxed to have all of these random people he had never seen before staring at him. His name was Cullen Chaffin, he is 20, and is studying theater to become an actor. Each student from a group went up to ask him a few questions. He was amused of how awkward we all were while trying to interrogate him about his acting life.

I didn’t have a plan when trying to go about finding a certain group of people to survey so, as I saw people I just handed them the survey and asked them to fill it out and give it back to me. I had a total of 16 answered surveys, the respondents ages ranged from 18 years old to 26 years old. The first question of my survey asked about the latest cases they either heard or read about. After analyzing the response, most responders, about 50%, heard about the Ferguson Case and a few heard about the shooting in Savannah. Questions number two and three asked where they got the info and how many times they used or visited the resources and site(s) that they indicated in the previous question. I

25) Considering the ages, races, sexual orientations, religions, and social-class backgrounds of your audience is all part of the:

There were 427 participants for the study: 308 women and 115 men. All participants attended a large, urban, faith-based university. The participants were from many different ethnic backgrounds, however, the majority (75.3%) were Caucasian. A majority of the participants were either freshmen or sophomores. Also, a majority of the participants were involved in

Try to think from a different perspective, try to imagine a life other than one’s own, try to achieve the impossible. The process of understanding life from a different perspective provides one of the greatest challenges; however, if one can accomplish the feat one is equipped with empathy, compassion, and an integrity that will carry them towards a successful life. Therefore, becoming a connoisseur of literature that forces the broadening of one’s horizons is an imperative step to appreciating and exploring one’s situation. Three works of writing that deeply delve into the lives of African Americans during the period approaching and succeeding the Civil Rights Movement are A Lesson Before Dying by Ernest J. Gaines, Devil in a Blue Dress by

A methodological limitation may be that item four of the survey which was on frequency of social media use, was unclear and this caused missing data. Participants were not aware that they had to fill in the amount of time spent on social media if they had selected 1 (never) for example. It should have been specified that even if they had chosen 1 (never), that they needed to

As a marketing consultant, Shah’s Surveytastic Survey should align the same freemium model with a focus in growing the business and attempting to reach new customers. In fact, simplicity and easy to use survey platform is what they should target for to engage more individuals and get their feedback that can be used to collect meaningful data. To do that, Shah’s Surveytastic Survey could allow everyone who is part of the university (students or faculty) to sign up, create and send their surveys with basic features like having 10 questions, 100 responses and email support for free. Since universities tend to have professors students and faculty members from different demographics, Surveytastic Survey should include different language options

In addition, how the parents communicate with teenagers about social media is also important to the research. The sample group is focus on parents whom have 13-19 years old children can participate in the survey. The sample size need 50 participants which include 15 questions about what they think about the influence of social media and how they build effective communication with teenagers. I obtain the samples from different secondary school entrance since I know some parents will pick up their children outside the school. The survey only has one long question and the other 14 questions are multiple choices as I consider adults don’t have much time to participate because of working. $20 Coles vouchers will provide to 50 parents participants after they finished the survey.