Newcastle University Case Study

At 10:27 am the streets of Newcastle became filled with thousands of devastated people as they spilled onto the streets as buildings began to crumble around them. The shock measured 5.6 on the Richter magnitude scale, in seconds it turned a two story building into a disaster zone. Rescue services such as VRA, Newcastle ambulance and fire departments and SES acted quickly trying to free people trapped under buildings. As a result of the earthquake 13 people were confirmed dead, more than 160 people

other university”. Dionysia Chatzirapti ……………………   ABSTRACT Major cities are dominated by vehicles and legislations and guidelines are implemented in a way to support them. This has put pedestrians at the last step of the

As social media is internet based and mostly free of cost, majority of HEIs in the U.K. uses Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn as their most used tool for marketing and advertisements as potential applicants to universities are mostly young adults or millennials and it is expected that they are likely to have a Social Media (SM) account. According to Forbes (2013), there are 80 million millennials which is arguably larger than any other generation. By 2025, millennials

The University College Newcastle’s plan guides preparedness, response, and recovery actions. It applies to a broad range of emergency incidents including, but not limited to: • Cyber Attack and/or Espionage • Fires and Explosions • Hazardous Materials • Hostile Intruders (Physical or Digital) • Extended power failure *This plan is produced for Cyber Attacks* Cyber-attacks can range from minimal disruption to complete malfunction and loss of business continuity and depending on business scale can

Professional Summary I am a third year Bachelor of Social Science student, majoring in Community Welfare and Human Services at Newcastle University and I have completed a NSW TAFE certificate III in Children’s Services. I have been employed by NSW health as a dedicated administrative professional with the Lower North Shore and Central Coast District for eleven years. Six years’ experience within Central Coast Local Health District and five years’ experience working with Northern Sydney Local Health

In the study conducted by Kelly and Watts (2015), they collected the data through the interview they conducted; then a hand-in-hand analysis procedure founded based on the grounded theory was implemented to understand the characters that emoji play in mediated

practiced LHONs and other similar optic atrophic diseases have shown outbreaks in those who have no sign of the responsible mutations for them (Rosaralis et al. 2015 n.pg). This was shown in a study by Matthew Anthony Kirkman, of Imperial College London with expertise in Neurosurgery, in this study (the largest study, by population, done on LHONs ) Kirkman proved the correlation between tobacco and increased risk for development of vision loss in LHONs type pedigrees. And while he also found a correlation

sugar on teeth o Greater accessibility to dental tx o Influence from social media etc - Increased risk of fluorosis (15)(16) o There is an optimum daily intake of fluoride of 0.05mg/kg (2) with 0.1mg/kg being the accepted amount in the US (17) o Study indicates strong association in children <8 y/o developing fluorosis in areas with fluoridated water (18) - Accumulation in the body o Found to be a strong correlation in infants between fluoride intake and accumulation in bones (19) increased risk

Thomas Kuhn’s View of Science Peter Roberts Thomas Kuhn was one of the most influential philosophers of science of the 20st century. Beginning his academic career in physics, he developed an interest in the history of science, which eventually saw him turn to the philosophy of science. His ideas were influenced strongly by the time he spent studying the works of historical scientists, such as Aristotle and Copernicus, in their original contexts. Kuhn were published his seminal work, The Structure

You feel confidant and happy, you dance around the nightclub without a care in the world, things begin to blur together. Suddenly someone bumps into you, you look back with rage and throw just one punch to teach them a lesson. Their limp body falls to the ground and doesn’t move. The music stops. Everyone stares. People begin to scream and you can hear anxious voices dialling 000. This is the typical situation where people think irrationally due to their high levels of intoxication, commonly referred