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develop her research ambitions in The Leadership Alliance’s Summer Research Early Identification Program. As the Director of Academic and Research Programs and the McNair Research Scholars Program at the Academic Advancement Program at the University of California, Los Angeles, I work with many students who possess interest in research and desire to attend graduate school to obtain their PhD. Jacelyn, however, has displayed recognizable fiery passion and immense potential in her research interests

After reading about the case studies regarding research done without ethical guidelines, my view towards studies in general, is that it needs to be conducted following strict guidelines in order to protect the participant's health and safety. Through examples of past studies, unethical experiments can drastically change or even end lives. Because these experiments have such potential to be life changing, it is important that caution be taken and that these studies are not taken lightly. Regarding

Evidence Based Practice Critical Review CT as a Prognostic Tool Clinical question: Can CT be used to predict the outcome and progression of acute pancreatitis in patients exhibiting early signs and symptoms? Database and search-terms: Database: PubMed – Clinical Queries with ‘prognosis category’ and ‘narrow scope’ selected. Search-terms: CT AND predict AND outcome AND (acute pancreatitis) AND symptoms Search results: After evaluation of the abstracts, of the 16 results uncovered from the

421B, Jenkins. 421B, Jenkins. It might have been easier for me to find this coveted room for the interview I needed to film if I wasn’t so focused on juggling six textbooks and a camera in my arms. The books, however, weren’t for studying. I was going to use them as a tripod on top of Dr. Ullmann’s desk to stabilize my camera at the perfect height. It was certainly an unconventional way to film an interview, but I had to make do with what I had. A wave of relief washed over me when I finally saw

I have compiled an extensive resume of leadership experience including one term as Student Government President, an appointment by Pennsylvania Governor, Tom Wolf, to the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education Board of Governors, along with holding a seat on a Non-Profit board of directors. While sustaining leadership positions on campus, I was able to play NCAA Division II Golf, maintain honors status, and complete 4 internships. I believe that my leadership responsibilities and team experiences

My subjects of research are the young girls between the age of 3-12 years. Many young girls relate to Disney princesses. The characters in Disney movies are often well developed, impressing young admirers. Many children watch these movies over and over again until they memorize the dialogue and songs in them. Almost all, if not all, Disney movies consist of a hero and a romantic fantasy. For instance, Cinderella’s rescue by Prince Charming can significantly influence a female’s psyche, including

This essay is a critique of a qualitative study presented by Evelyn Byrne and Siobhan Smyth (2007) entitled: Lecturer’s experiences and perspectives of using an objective structured clinical examination (OSCE). I have critically evaluated the paper, utilising the structure of the critiquing tool(1). Upon careful analysis and review, I hope to consider the usefulness of the assessment into my clinical teaching practice, as well as incorporate any experiential knowledge I may have in relation to the

John Proctor, Tragic Hero? Prompt: Write a brief essay (5-6 paragraphs) discussing whether or not John Proctor is a tragic hero. Defend your position with evidence from the story. A tragic hero is an important or admirable character who is destined for downfall, suffering, or defeat because of a tragic flaw that causes his ruin or death. Process 1.Decide on a content position and brainstorm your evidence on this sheet. You must use specific examples from the text. 2.Plan a thesis statement

If Martin Luther King Jr. was alive today would his dream be realized? In Martin Luther King Jr.’s renowned “I Have a Dream” speech he talks about equality and freedom for all mankind. In this paper I will analyze this speech using Richard Johannesen’s guidelines for analysis of speeches. I will choose six of Johannesen’s thirteen guidelines for analysis of speeches. Answering these question will serve as the map to understand the significance of this speech and its effect on the audience. As a

Introduction Healthcare around the world has improved in numerous aspects, thanks to the continued scientific research. Technological advances are today being used to simplify delivery of healthcare to people that need healthcare. However, nurses continue to face various challenges in healthcare provision due to poorly performing healthcare delivery systems, inequalities in healthcare and differences in healthcare delivery outcomes. As much of discovery of new regimens and diagnostic approaches and