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DeVry SPCH 275 All Assignments – Latest 2017



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Week 1 Speech Self-Introduction Speech

 Deliver a short presentation (1 to 2 minutes) in which you introduce yourself to a group of people. Think for a short bit about what you might share with either an audience of your peers or people you might be meeting for the first time in a professional situation. Then take a look at the recording presentations guidelines to ensure that you have everything, and begin recording when you are ready. It may take you some time to get all of the logistics (e.g., adequate light, ensuring that the sound level is audible, and framing yourself), so plan to capture at least several test runs before the final recording. Though you may wish to include them, no outline or audience members are required for this presentation. This assignment will be revisited and revised in Week 7.



Week 1 Assignment
Communication Anxiety Report and Analysis
Fill out the Personal Report of Communication Anxiety, and complete the following questions:
What does your report seem to suggest about your level of communication apprehension?
 What effect do common causes of communication apprehension noted in the reading (e.g., heredity, learned apprehension, skill deficit, etc.) have on this?
What are some ways found in this week's readings and this week's discussion about managing apprehension that may help alleviate challenges or prove useful?
For each question, you should write at least 100 to 200 words in response, using correct grammar, spelling, and syntax. Please submit a copy of your report and your responses in a separate Word (.docx) file to the Dropbox. Save your files with the following naming conventions: John Gibbons SPCH 275 Week 1 PRCA and Josh Gibbons SPCH 275 Week 1 PRCA Analysis. Please note that both must be submitted in order to earn points for this assignment. Submit your assignment to the Dropbox, located at the top of this page. For instructions on how to use the Dropbox, read these step-by-step instructions. See the Syllabus section "Due Dates for Assignments & Exams" for due date information.



Week 2 Assignment
Impromptu Speaking and Self-Evaluation

Part I: Present and record a 1- to 2-minute impromptu presentation on a topic of your choice. Though you should choose something that allows you to be clear, the topic may be relatively free flowing. It may help to start with a single question. Here are sample questions that may be used to get you started with ideas: How would you spend lottery winnings? What charity or cause would you support? If you were able to travel to a time or place in history, where would you go? What is one challenge you have faced? What is your favorite book, video game, television show, or song? Where would you like to take a vacation? What is a current event that interests you? Whom do you admire? What was your most embarrassing moment? Part II: Listen and view your presentation, and write a short critique of your work. Use the following prompts to frame your critique: Write two paragraphs about what did or did not surprise you about watching the video of your presentation. Feel free to discuss the differences or similarities between your perceptions immediately after the presentation and those after watching the video. Identify both two strengths and two areas of opportunity in your public speaking skills. Submit Part II as a Word (.docx) file to the Dropbox. Save your file with the following naming convention: James Schneider SPCH 275 Week 2 Assignment.


Week 3 Speech Presentation

This week, you will deliver your Personal Attitude Speech.The details for this speech is located under Presentations Overview. You will also need to submit your outline in Word (.docx) format to the Dropbox. Save your file with the following naming convention: Teresa Hayes SPCH 275 Week 3 PA Outline.
 Personal Attitude Speech
 This is an individual speaking assignment, 5-7 minutes in length. This is a speech with the general purpose of to inform. You are required to perform the prescribed format by following outline guidelines, using a speaker outline, and executing an effective delivery. Your final outline is due the scheduled day of your presentation. A preparation outline is required to be submitted to the appropriate Dropbox for grading review. Requirements You should create a thesis statement that supports a personal belief that you have. The purpose of this assignment is for you to explain a developed idea that you have. No research is required, though a thorough explanation of reasoning behind your belief is expected. Your presentation should have a fully developed beginning, middle, and ending. Extemporaneous delivery is expected for this presentation.

Week 4 Assignment
 General Rationale
 This document contains the instructions for the Great Speeches Assignment. It is designed as a listening opportunity for one of the most influential presentations in modern history and also as an exercise to aid in developing an appreciation for the impact that language has on public speaking.
Instructions 1. Carefully listen to and view the assigned presentation for this assignment. If your professor has not provided another requirement for this assignment, locate Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech online. The entire presentation is roughly 20 minutes in length. 2. Write at least 100–200 words about the context (e.g., year, season, location, time of day, etc.), the audience (e.g., demographics, characteristics, frame of reference, etc.) and events (e.g., what happened before, what was planned to happen afterward, motivation, etc.) surrounding this presentation. 3. Write at least 100–200 words about style from the four canons of rhetoric described in Week 3. Address one or two ways in which language aids in making this presentation a success. Give examples to support your point of view. 4. Write at least 100–200 words about how you can use this example to refocus your efforts for language use in your public speaking and communication skills. Additional Expectations Use headings to identify clearly which prompt you are addressing. Write in complete sentences. Check carefully to ensure that your spelling, grammar, syntax, and overall writing style are professional or college level. This should not show sloppy writing. Save your file with the following naming convention: First Last SPCH275 Week 4 Great Speeches Assignment.



Week 6 speech Informative Speech

(due in Week 6)

This week, you will deliver your Informative Speech. Look to the detailed instructions for further guidance. You will also need to submit your outline in Word (.docx) and visual aids in PowerPoint (.pptx) formats to the Dropbox. Save your files with the following naming conventions: Carol Dietrich SPCH 275 Week 6 Outline and Jason Rose SPCH 275 Week 6 Visual Aids.

This is an individual speaking assignment, 5-7 minutes in length. This is a speech with the general purpose of to inform. You will be required to conduct research, synthesize information, and organize speaker materials. Resources should be current, credible, comprehensive, and documented both orally and in the references. The presentation will be accompanied by a visual PowerPoint presentation (or other visual aids approved by your professor). The preparation outline and the accompanying visual aids are required to be submitted to the appropriate Dropbox for grading review.
Additional Requirements The tone and messaging of the presentation should be informative and supportive of an informative speaking purpose. You should create a thesis statement that supports this. You should document at least five quality sources from the DeVry University Library in a references list, parenthetically on the outline, and orally during the presentation. Your presentation should have a fully developed beginning, middle, and ending. Extemporaneous delivery is expected for this presentation. Listen

Week 7 speech
Presentation Revised Self-Introduction Speech
Begin by reviewing your work over the session in the various speaking opportunities you have had in this course, putting particular focus on your Self-Introduction that you presented in Week 1. Then think about a professional context, such as a job fair, a work dinner, an industry conference, or a job interview—any professionally based situation in which you may need to introduce yourself to someone who does not know you. Consider the following:
 Who are you professionally?
 How will you explain that in a short amount of time?
What's a good response when someone prompts, "Tell me about yourself?"

As you consider these questions, begin to gather and rehearse ideas for an elevator pitch that introduces you to someone new. Notes or an outline are recommended but not required to be submitted. You should have an audience present for this presentation, even if the audience is not professionally connected to or well known by you. The audience-centered focus for what you say should be someone unknown. This presentation should combine all of your improvement, your professional communication, and your communicative identity into a tight elevator pitch that you may use and revise for years to come.



Week 7 Assignment Speech Criticism Assignment
 Use the template provided, in addition to the handout about the Canons of Rhetoric,
from Doc Sharing to write a critique of a presentation selected by your professor. Save your file with the following naming convention: Tara Mills SPCH275 Week 7 Speech Criticism PLEASE READ THIS FIRST PAGE CAREFULLY. IT SHOULD BE DELETED WHEN YOU SUBMIT YOUR ASSIGNMENT FOR GRADING.
General Rationale
 This document contains the instructions for the Speech Criticism Assignment. It is designed as an opportunity for you to observe and critique a presentation in a formal manner using the canons of rhetoric as a framework.
Instructions 1.
 Carefully listen to and view the assigned presentation for this assignment. Review your professor’s announcements for the specific presentation(s) for this assignment.

2. Write an introductory section that gains the audience’s attention, gives a sense of your overall impression of the presentation, and sets up the rest of your critique.

3. Write a section about the invention canon of rhetoric as related to this presentation.
4. Write a section about the arrangement canon of rhetoric as related to this presentation.
 5. Write a section about the style canon of rhetoric as related to this presentation.
 6. Write a section about the delivery canon of rhetoric as related to this presentation.
7. Write a concluding section that summarizes the major critiques of the presentation and ends comfortably.
Additional Expectations and Suggestions

 This should be three or four double-spaced pages. Use headings to identify clearly which canon through which you are evaluating. The four middle sections should be relatively equally developed. Use the Questions for Canons of Rhetoric document in Doc Sharing to generate ideas for content. You are not required to answer every question or prompt in that document. Aim to write this in third person, and use examples to support your ideas. Write in complete sentences, and use transitions to connect the sections into one coherent critique document. Check carefully to ensure that your spelling, grammar, syntax, and overall writing style are professional or college level. This should not show sloppy writing. The remainder of this document gives some general formatting that you may use. Delete this first page before submitting it to the dropbox. Save your file with the following naming convention: First Last SPCH275 Week 7 Speech Criticism Assignment. [Name] SPCH275: Public Speaking [Title of Presentation] Critique [Date] Presentation available at [URL] Introduction Invention Arrangement Style Delivery Conclusion


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DeVry COLL148 Week 1 Discussion Latest 2017 January

DQ1 Assessing and Evaluating Your Skills (graded)

These is the other discussion forums, where we will unpack several ideas. In this forum, we will concentrate on discussing ideas related to those introduced in the assigned textbook chapters, namely Chapter 5. In these forums, we will exchange ideas and share our understanding. Think of these discussion forums as learning communities in which members can safely share their thinking with others for the purposes of further developing, refining, and sharpening ideas. We are collectively constructing knowledge and meaning in these forums. The topic of this forum will be skills as introduced in Chapter 5 of our textbook.

DeVry COLL148 Week 2 Discussion Latest 2017 January

 Time Management (graded)
 One of the assignments this week involves assessing your current time-management approach and making a plan to improve your management of time. As such, let's explore this topic together. We can think of this discussion forum as the space where we can begin developing the responses we might include to complete the time management assignment. We can develop our ideas about time management and the strategies that are most effective for improving time management together, as a learning community. Let's use our collective brain power to develop a strong understanding of what it means to master time management. Follow along in each new conversation throughout the week.


DeVry COLL148 Week 3 Discussion Latest 2017 January
Stress Management (graded)
 The assignment this week involves identifying stressors, the reactions and our experiences of various stressors, and the strategies we might employ to manage our daily stressors. Let's use this discussion forum to explore stress in general and stressors in particular. Let's exchange ideas on stress management techniques. Surely, there are things we can learn from one another in sharing our thoughts on this subject. Contribute to each conversation thread. Take into account what others have shared and further the conversation with your thoughts explored within each thread.


DeVry COLL148 Week 4 Discussion Latest 2017 January

 Goal Setting for Better Decision Making (graded)
 In this discussion forum, let's explore the ideas introduced in the assigned chapter this week regarding goal setting and decision making. The authors introduce a five-step model for making decisions, which begins with goal setting. Later, they clarify the distinction between goals and objectives. Let's explore these ideas together. As a class, let's develop and strengthen our understanding of goal setting and decision making to the degree that we would feel confident holding up our end of a conversation with an expert in goal setting and decision making


DeVry COLL148 Week 5 Discussion Latest 2017 January

 The Informational Interview Process (graded)


 Part of the Week 5 Assignment involves preparing for an informational interview. An informational interview is a powerful practice that can help you learn more about a specific profession. It's also a great way to network with professionals within your field of study. Let's develop an understanding of what an informational interview is with reference to our textbook. Let's also refer to our Week 2 Discussion, in which we explored career information. Developing our understanding of the informational interview process and connecting it with what we already know about our respective careers will help us build the Week 5 Informational Interview Assignment.



DeVry COLL148 Week 6 Discussion Latest 2017 January

 Thinking Critically About Motivation (Graded)


 A theory is an explanation. Put simple, when we offer an explanation for a phenomenon, we are offering our theory. There are several theories to explain various phenomena. There are theories to explain why brains develop Alzheimer's disease, why the seasons change, how to design artificial intelligence, and so forth. Some theories are widely accepted as sound and reasonable for the explanations they offer. Other theories can be argued. Still, in other cases, sometimes a theory is sound and reasonable, but there is one element of the theory that is a point of contention. Your critical thinking skills are what help you analyze a theory by taking it apart. The theory we will analyze in this discussion forum is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. Let's explore a theory introduced in the textbook, and let's discuss it to develop and sharpen our critical thinking skills. As critical thinkers who are analyzing a theory, we are not interested in evaluations yet. Analysis comes first. So, let's try to avoid saying whether we agree or disagree with the theory. Let's instead just analyze the theory for now. Follow along in each new conversation thread.



DeVry COLL148 Week 7 Discussion Latest 2017 January

Exploring Your Personality (Graded)


 In this course, you have had many opportunities to learn more about yourself, including your skills (e.g., Week 1), your mental outlook (e.g., Week 3), and your values (e.g., Week 6) among other things. This week, the assigned reading presents you with another opportunity to learn about yourself, namely your personality. Let's use this discussion forum to explore personality deliberately. Use the language of our textbook to discuss personality. We will be relying on the Myers-Briggs way of conceptualizing personality, which is introduced in our textbook. Bring this common language to the forum to keep our conversations focused and centralized on the topic of personality





DeVry COLL148 Week 2 Time Management Assignment Latest 2017

Time Management Assignment Week 2


Time Management Assignment Listen to the 10-minute presentation on time management located at SuccessU on THE|HUB. Download the Week 2 Time Management Assignment Instructions to complete your assignment. Write a reflection paper on your own time-management approach. Write your reflection in a Microsoft Word document, then submit it to the Dropbox. In your completed assignment, describe your approach to managing your time. Then, discuss the issues that impact your time management the most. Finally, describe two strategies that you can implement to more effectively manage your time. Submit your assignment to the Week 2: Time Management Dropbox, located at the top of this page. For instructions on how to use the Dropbox, read these step-by-step instructions. See the Syllabus section "Due Dates for Assignments & Exams" for due date information. Week 2 Time Management Assignment An assignment you will submit to the Dropbox this week is the Time Management Assignment. This week is the right place and time to talk about time management. It is still early enough in the session to resolve any issues that may affect your success, namely any issues you have with managing your time. This assignment involves accessing a resource titled SuccessU. Within SuccessU, there are several modules. You will watch the Time Management module this week to complete this assignment. Next, write a reflection paper on your own time management approach. Write your reflection in a Microsoft Word document. Then, submit it to the Dropbox. In your completed assignment, describe your approach to managing your time. Then, discuss the issues that impact your time management most. Finally, describe two strategies that you can implement to more effectively manage your time. Refer to the grading rubric below to understand how this assignment will be graded.





DeVry COLL148 Week 3 Stress Management Assignment Latest 2017 January

 Stress Management Assignment


Listen to the 10-minute presentation on stress management located at SuccessU on THE|HUB. Download the Week 3 Stress Management Assignment Instructions to complete your assignment. Your completed assignment is a reflection paper. In your write-up for this assignment, be clear in your discussion of how you currently manage your stress. Discuss two of the stressors you currently experience in detail. Finally, discuss two practical and realistic techniques that you can employ that will effectively target the specific stressors. Discuss the techniques thoroughly. Submit your assignment to the Week 3: Stress Management Plan Dropbox, located at the top of this page. For instructions on how to use the Dropbox, read these step-by-step instructions. See the Syllabus section "Due Dates for Assignments & Exams" for due date information. Week 3Stress Management Assignment A statement you might be able to include in your mental outlook is “I am a master of my stressors.” The assignment due this week will involve assessing your current stress management approach. Like earlier assignments, you will access SuccessU which will take you to the modules on various topics. The module relevant this week is the “Stress Management” module. Your completed assignment is a reflection paper. In your write-up for this assignment, be clear in your discussion of how you currently manage your stress. Discuss two of the stressors you currently experience in detail. Finally, discuss two practical and realistic techniques that you can employ that will effectively target the specific stressors. Discuss the techniques thoroughly. Be deliberate in the way you intend to manage your stressors. This assignment is a reflection of your mental outlook, so use it as a way to reveal the control you have in producing positive outcomes in your life. Write your reflection in a Microsoft Word Document. Then, submit it to the Dropbox. Please refer to the grading rubric below to understand how this assignment will be graded.





DeVry COLL148 Week 4 Life Skills Lesson Assignment Latest 2017 January

Life Skills Lessons Assignment


The Life Skills Assignment is one for which you will access the LifeSkills.org website to complete two lessons. The lessons will introduce you to topics related to paying for higher education. This guide will help you get started. Submit your assignment to the Week 4: Life Skills Lessons Dropbox, located at the top of this page. For instructions on how to use the Dropbox, read these step-by-step instructions. See the Syllabus section "Due Dates for Assignments & Exams" for due date information. Week 4 Life Skills Assignment 1. Go to Lifeskills.org 2. On the far right, click “Request a new account” 3. Complete the Request Account form with you identifying information to create an account. a. At the bottom where it requests codes, use the following information: School Code: GRP0004 Student Access Code: GRP0017 ? 4. Once logged in, click on My Catalog a. All students are required to complete at least TWO Life Skills Lessons b. Complete the lesson “101 How Will I Pay for My Higher Education?” “204 How Do I Manage My School Life?” 5. When you complete your Lessons with a score of 80% or better, take a screen shot and then copy/paste the image into a Microsoft Word Document. (Lessons can be taken multiple times to increase your score.) a. Then, simply upload your Word Document to the dropbox.



DeVry COLL148 Week 5 Latest 2017 January

 Informational Interview Assignment



The purpose of this assignment is for you to become familiar with your degree program, your future occupation, and the extent to which these align with one another. This document will help you navigate to the specific sites you will need to visit in order to complete this assignment. The final page of this document contains the items you will provide responses to in order to complete this assignment separated into sections labeled 1, 2, and 3. Informational Interview Assignment Submit your assignment to the Week 5: Informational Interview Dropbox, located at the top of this page. For instructions on how to use the Dropbox, read these step-by-step instructions. See the Syllabus section "Due Dates for Assignments & Exams" for due date information. Week 5 Informational Interview Assignment The purpose of this assignment is for you to become familiar with your degree program, your future occupation, and the extent to which these align with one another. This document will help you navigate to the specific sites you will need to visit in order to complete this assignment. The final page of this document contains the items you will provide responses to in order to complete this assignment separated into sections labeled 1, 2, and 3. Step 1: Navigate the Web to Retrieve Your Degree Program Guide 1. Go tohttp://www.devry.edu/degree-programs/program-guides.html 2. Download a DeVry Program Guide by selecting the hyperlink that best describes your specialization.It will look like this. 3. Read the two-page DeVry Program Guide. 4. Then, respond to the items in Section 1.



DeVry COLL148 Week 6 Personal Values Assignment Latest 2017 January

Week 6 Personal Values Assignment


In Chapter 3 of our textbook, Sukiennik and Raufman (2016) introduced values and explained several ways to help you identify the values you hold dear. For example, Sukiennik and Raufman (2016) encouraged you to explore the things that you cherish and note them because this will reveal something about what you value. They also suggested you examine the positions and opinions you’re willing to state publicly as a way to uncover the values that are guiding and influencing your behavior. Another way is to explore your accomplishments and examine how these life experiences reflect the things you regard as important. Below are the various approaches you can take to clarify your values. Read about each of these approaches as they are explained further by Sukiennikand Raufman (2016) on pages 40 and 42. Instructions:To complete the assignment, begin by choosing one of the approaches below to identify your values. Follow the steps of the approach. When you have identified three to five values that you genuinely hold, answer the questions below in a separate Microsoft Word document. Submit your assignment to the Dropbox by the assignment deadline. The Values Grid(see Sukinnik and Raufman, 2016, p. 40) 1. Record at least five of your accomplishments. 2. Then, beside each accomplishment, write down a few values that are reflected in each accomplishment. 3. Finally, you will have several values listed. Identify the five values common among your accomplishments. OR Explore Your Values(see Sukinnik and Raufman, 2016, p. 42) 1. In this approach, you can begin by listing activities you enjoy. You might also answer exploratory questions, such as “what would you do with unlimited funds?” 2. Provide lengthy responsesto these questions. 3. Then, review the responses you provided with the intention of identifying the values reflected in your responses. OR Success Strategies Values(see Sukinnik and Raufman, 2016, p. 42) 1. Record 5–10 decisions you made in the previous week, big and small. 2. Review the decisions. More specifically, look for patterns in the choices you made throughout the week. 3. Finally, evaluate whether the decisions you made align with what you say you value. Questions Describe the approach you took in identifying your three to five values. Which approach did you choose from the list above, and how did you use the approach to identify your values (1–2 paragraphs)? What values did you identify, and what does each value mean to you exactly (1–2 paragraphs that includes the values you identified along with personally meaningful definitions in your own words)? Sukinennik and Raufman (2016) suggest that you consider how you will use your values. They ask the question “In the service of what need, will you put your values to work?” (p. 47). Express your values in the form of a mission statement (1–2 sentences that are goal-oriented and that include the values listed above).




Devry COLL148 Week 7 Personality and Interests Assignment Latest 2017 January

Week 7 Personality and Interests Assignment


This assignment involves completing assessments introduced in the textbook and reflecting on the results. The first assessment involves identifying your personality preferences using the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) introduced in our textbook. The second assessment involves identifying your interests using the Holland Interest Environment (RIASEC). Follow the instructions below, complete both assessments, and answer the questions with thorough, well-developed responses. Create a Microsoft Word document, and format it so that your completed assignment is easy to follow from one section to the next. Submit your Microsoft Word document to the Dropbox by the assignment deadline. First, Complete the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator is introduced in our textbook (see Sukiennik&Raufman, 2016, p. 53). Read about the Myers-Briggs so that you fully understand what this is exactly. The instrument assesses your four personal preferences. The four preferences are as follows. Extroversion or Introversion Sensing or Intuition Thinking or Feeling Judging or Perceiving To complete the assignment, do the following. 1.Begin by accessing the textbook and reviewing pages 53 through 55. 2.Next, assess yourself by completing each part of the MBTI instrument, specifically the following. a. Part 1 to assess your extroversion and introversion on page 53 b. Part 2 to assess your sensing or intuition on page 54 c. Part 3 to assess your thinking or feeling on page 54 d. Part 4 to assess your judging or perceiving on page 55 3.Identify your four-letter personal preference type. 4.Interpret your results using the descriptions of personality types on page 57. 5.Answer this question regarding your MBTI results.What was your four-letter MBTI personality type, and in what way is the description of your personality type on page 57 consistent/inconsistent with how you chose the degree you are pursuing? (1–2 paragraphs) Second, Complete the Holland Interest Environment (RIASEC) The Holland Interest Environment (RIASEC) is introduced in our textbook (see Sukiennik&Raufman, 2016, p. 59). Read about the Holland Environment so that you fully understand what this is exactly. The instrument assesses your interests and groups them into “environments” or categories. The environments include the following. Realistic Investigative Artistic Social Enterprising Conventional To complete the assignment, do the following. 1.Begin by accessing the textbook and reviewing pages 59 through 63. 2.Review each “environment” description and select the one that best describes you. a. Does the realistic environment best describe you (see page 60)? b. Does the investigative environment best describe you (see page 60)? c. Does the artistic environment best describe you(see page 61)? d. Does the social environment best describe you (see page 61)? e. Does the enterprising environment best describe you (see page 61)? f. Does the conventional environment best describe you (see page 62)? 3.Identify the one environment that best describes you. 4.Answer this question regarding your RIASEC results.What was the environment that best described you, and in what way were the hobbies and sample careers within the environment description consistent/inconsistent with your career interests? (1–2 paragraphs) Grading Rubric Graded Item Description Good/Fair/Poor/Incomplete Reflecting on MBTI Results Completed assignment is a well-developed self-reflection. It includes a thorough interpretation of the MBTI results. Response to the MBTI question includes the results of assessment. Responses are insightful and demonstrate critical thinking. It is approximately one to two paragraphs. 20/15/10/0 Reflecting on RIASEC Results Completed assignment includes a thorough interpretation of the RIASEC results. Response to the RIASEC question includes the results of the assessment. Responses are insightful and demonstrate critical thinking. It is approximately one to two paragraphs. 20/15/10/0 Writing, Mechanics, and Grammar Paragraphs are focused and flow from idea to idea. The completed assignment is not a collection of random thoughts. Writing is clear. Student has elaborated on the insights gained and used examples to provide further clarity. Writing is correct.Any errors in spelling, punctuation, and grammar do not interfere with meaning. 10/5/2/0 Total Points Earned Total Points Possible 50



Devry COLL148 week 8 Professional Summary Assignment Latest 2017 January


This week, you will have one final assignment. It is a comprehensive assignment of sorts that will ask you to reflect on what you have learned about yourself throughout this course. You have completed several assignments and engaged in several discussions where you reflected on your skills, values, mental outlook, accomplishments, personality, and interests. In completing those assignments, you have learned a lot about yourself. Take the insights you have garnered from the earlier assignments, and create a brief but focused professional summary that communicates to others the greatest qualities about yourself. Week 8 Professional Summary Assignment This assignment involves writing your professional summary. A professional summary consists of several statements and phrases. The statements and phrases are always written with action verbs; for example, “skilled in,” “achieved,” or “served as leader of.” It is specific, brief, and focused. The summary makes a deliberate impression on your reader. A professional summary reveals in the statements and phrases your values and mental outlook. It reveals components of your personality that are your greatest assets. It highlights accomplishments and the results you have produced in the various roles you have held (e.g., team member, employee, community volunteer, trainer, presenter, etc.). As a collection of statements and phrases, it reveals what you bring to whatever pursuits you direct your attention. Instructions:Much of the content that you will include in your professional summary already exists in the assignments you have completed in this class and the various contributions you have made to the discussion forums.Refer back to your completed assignments and the previous discussion forums to survey the things you revealed and shared about yourself.What skills did you identify? What are your values, and what is your mental outlook? What qualities of your personality can you highlight in a professional summary? What are your accomplishments, and how do these accomplishments reveal your particular interests within your specific field of study?Then, take those insights and consider how you can structure the best insights into statements and phrases that reveal your skills, values, mental outlook, accomplishments, personality, and interests. Here, you will need to exercise your creativity. Next, use action verbs to begin each statement and phrase. Lastly, write it professionally, that is, make an effort to be specific, brief, and focused. Keep in mind that you are writing this summary to make a deliberate and intended impression on the reader, so write each statement and phrase purposefully.Submit your assignment to the Dropbox by the assignment deadline as a Microsoft Word document (one paragraph with approximately 5–10 sentences or phrases). Suggestion:Review Sukiennik and Raufman (2016) to learn more about how to use action verbs in your professional summary (see p. 199). Suggestion:See examples below that reflect ways to start your professional summary. Suggestion:Use the grading rubric below as a checklistof what you must reveal about yourself in your professional summary. Suggestion:Exercise your creativity in crafting your professional summary. Taking what you shared and learned about yourself from the assignments in this course and putting them together into a professional summary will demand your creativity. That said, consider creative ways to structure the statements and phrases you include in your professional summary. Still, write it so that you can use it in professional contexts (i.e., your resume or LinkedIn profile). Example 1 highlights the skills, values, and accomplishments of an individual who has no professional experience but who has worked inclasses on small team projects and volunteered at a local soup kitchen. Skilled in leading teams in short-term projects.Passion for community outreach and developing relationships.Increased volunteer pool for improved staffing at community soup kitchen. Example 2 highlightsaccomplishments and the personality strengths, namely thinking and judging, of an individual with professional experience. Directed market strategies that accelerated market voice by 3% year over year.Expert in planning and facilitating organizational change.Performed rigorous analyses and quarterly evaluations focused on improving operational efficiency. Grading Rubric Graded Item Description Good/Fair/Poor/Incomplete Highlight Skills Summary includes one to two statements or phrases that highlight skills. 20/15/10/0 Reveal Personal Values Summary includes one to two statements or phrases that reflect personal values that you regard as important. 20/15/10/0 Highlight Personality Strengths Summary includes one to two statements or phrases that highlight personality strengths. 20/15/10/0 Reveal Personal Interests Summary includes one to two statements or phrases that reflect a particular interest within your field of study or career. 20/15/10/0 Include Accomplishments and Results Summary includes one to two statements or phrases that refer to accomplishments and results you have produced. 20/15/10/0 Writing and Formatting Writing is clear andis grammatically and mechanically correct. 0/-5/-10 Total Points Earned Total Points Possible 100





















Sunday, 15 January 2017

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 & GRADING RUBRIC PURPOSE THE PURPOSE OF THIS ASSIGNMENT IS TO PROVIDE LEARNERS WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO INTEGRATE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS LEARNED THROUGHOUT THIS COURSE DIRECTLY APPLY PRINCIPLES AND KNOWLEDGE LEARNED IN THE COURSE TO PROBLEM SOLVING OF POPULATION HEALTH PROBLEMS IN THEIR OWN GEOGRAPHIC AREAS. COURSE OUTCOMES THIS ASSIGNMENT ENABLES THE STUDENT TO MEET THE FOLLOWING COURSE OUTCOMES:
1. DEFINE KEY TERMS IN EPIDEMIOLOGY, COMMUNITY HEALTH, AND POPULATION-BASED RESEARCH.
2. COMPARE STUDY DESIGNS USED FOR OBTAINING POPULATION HEALTH INFORMATION FROM SURVEILLANCE, OBSERVATION, COMMUNITY, AND CONTROL TRIAL BASED RESEARCH.
3. IDENTIFY APPROPRIATE OUTCOME MEASURES AND STUDY DESIGNS APPLICABLE TO EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SUBFIELDS SUCH AS INFECTIOUS DISEASE, CHRONIC DISEASE, ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURES, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, AND GENETICS.
4. APPLY COMMONLY USED MEASURES OF HEALTH RISK.
5. EXAMINE CURRENT ETHICAL/LEGAL ISSUES IN EPIDEMIOLOGY.
6. IDENTIFY IMPORTANT SOURCES OF EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DATA.
7. EVALUATE A PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEM IN TERMS OF MAGNITUDE, PERSON, TIME, AND PLACE. DUE DATE SUBMIT TO DROPBOX BY 11:59 P.M. MT SUNDAY OF WEEK 6 TOTAL POINTS POSSIBLE: 200
REQUIREMENTS THIS PAPER SHOULD CLEARLY AND COMPREHENSIVELY IDENTIFY THE DISEASE OR POPULATION HEALTH PROBLEM CHOSEN. THE PROBLEM MUST BE AN ISSUE IN YOUR GEOGRAPHIC AREA AND A CONCERN FOR THE POPULATION YOU WILL SERVE UPON GRADUATION WITH YOUR DEGREE. THE PAPER SHOULD BE ORGANIZED INTO THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS:
1. INTRODUCTION WITH A CLEAR PRESENTATION OF THE PROBLEM AS WELL AS SIGNIFICANCE AND A SCHOLARLY OVERVIEW OF THE PAPER.
2. BACKGROUND OF THE DISEASE INCLUDING DEFINITION, DESCRIPTION, SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS, AND CURRENT INCIDENCE AND/OR PREVALENCE STATISTICS CURRENT STATE, LOCAL, AND NATIONAL STATISTICS PERTAINING TO THE DISEASE. (INCLUDE A TABLE OF INCIDENCE OR PREVALENCE RATES BY YOUR GEOGRAPHIC COUNTY, STATE, AND NATIONAL STATISTICS.)
3. A REVIEW OF CURRENT SURVEILLANCE METHODS AND ANY MANDATED REPORTING OR METHODS FOR REPORTING THE DISEASE FOR PROVIDERS.
4. CONDUCT DESCRIPTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGY ANALYSIS OF THE DISEASE INCLUDING WHO IS MORE FREQUENTLY AFFECTED AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION THAT MIGHT HELP IN CREATING A PREVENTION PLAN. INCLUDE COSTS (BOTH FINANCIAL AND SOCIAL) ASSOCIATED WITH THE DISEASE OR PROBLEM
. 5. REVIEW HOW THE DISEASE IS DIAGNOSED, CURRENT NATIONAL STANDARDS FOR SCREENING OR PREVENTION, AND PICK ONE SCREENING TEST AND REVIEW ITS SENSITIVITY, SPECIFICITY, POSITIVE PREDICTIVE VALUE, COST AND ANY CURRENT NATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR CONDUCTING WHICH PATIENTS TO CONDUCT THIS TEST ON.
6. PROVIDE A BRIEF PLAN OF HOW YOU WILL ADDRESS THIS EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DISEASE IN YOUR PRACTICE ONCE YOU ARE FINISHED WITH SCHOOL. PROVIDE THREE ACTIONS YOU WILL TAKE ALONG WITH HOW YOU WILL MEASURE OUTCOMES OF YOUR ACTIONS.
7. CONCLUDE IN A CLEAR MANNER WITH A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF KEY POINTS OF THE ENTIRE DISEASE, PREPARING THE PAPER ·
PAGE LENGTH: 7-10 PAGES, EXCLUDING TITLE/COVER PAGE · APA FORMAT 6TH EDITION · INCLUDE REFERENCES WHEN NECESSARY. · INCLUDE AT LEAST ONE TABLE TO PRESENT INFORMATION SOMEWHERE IN THE PAPER. DIRECTIONS AND GRADING CRITERIA CATEGORY POINTS POSSIBLE POINTS EARNED COMMENTS SCHOLARLY INTRODUCTION (CLEAR PRESENTATION OF PROBLEM)
20 BACKGROUND AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE DISEASE (INCLUDES INCIDENCE OR PREVALENCE STATISTICS) 30 CURRENT SURVEILLANCE METHODS 30 DESCRIPTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS (INCLUDES CHARACTERISTICS OF THE AT-RISK POPULATION AND/OR THOSE AFFECTED BY THE DISEASE AND COSTS OF THE DISEASE)
30 SCREENING AND DIAGNOSIS (INCLUDES REVIEW OF CURRENT GUIDELINES FOR SCREENING AND DIAGNOSIS OF THE DISEASE. IN-DEPTH REVIEW OF STATISTICS ONE SCREENING OR DIAGNOSTIC TEST PROVIDED) 30 PLAN OF ACTION (INCLUDES AT LEAST THREE EVIDENCED BASED ACTIONS, SUPPORTED BY LITERATURE, THAT THE STUDENT WILL TAKE IN THEIR OWN PRACTICE AND HOW OUTCOMES WILL BE MEASURED)
30 CONCLUSION 20 MECHANICS OF WRITING, APA 10 TOTAL 200 TOTAL POINTS EARNED = A QUALITY PAPER WILL MEET OR EXCEED ALL OF THE CRITERIA REQUIREMENTS. GRADING RUBRIC ASSIGNMENT CRITERIA EXCEPTIONAL OUTSTANDING OR HIGHEST LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE EXCEEDS VERY GOOD OR HIGH LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE MEETS COMPETENT OR SATISFACTORY LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE NEEDS IMPROVEMENT POOR OR FAILING LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE DEVELOPING UNSATISFACTORY LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE
IDENTIFICATION OF THE PROBLEM/CONCERN 20 POINTS 18 POINTS 16 POINTS 8 POINTS 0 POINTS COMPREHENSIVELY IDENTIFIES THE PROBLEM/CONCERN ADEQUATELY IDENTIFIES THE PROBLEM/CONCERN IDENTIFICATION OF PROBLEM/CONCERN IS LIMITED IDENTIFICATION OF PROBLEM/CONCERN IS UNCLEAR. IDENTIFICATION OF PROBLEM/CONCERN IS ABSENT BACKGROUND AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE DISEASE (INCLUDES INCIDENCE OR PREVALENCE STATISTICS)
30 POINTS 26 POINTS 24 POINTS 11 POINTS 0 POINTS BACKGROUND IS COMPLETE, PRESENTS RISKS, DISEASE IMPACT AND INCLUDES A REVIEW OF INCIDENCE AND PREVALENCE OF THE DISEASE WITHIN THE STUDENT’S LOCAL AREA, STATE, AND NATIONALLY. EVIDENCE SUPPORTS BACKGROUND. BACKGROUND IS COMPLETE, PRESENTS RISK, DISEASE IMPACT AND AT LEAST ONE SET OF INCIDENCE AND PREVALENCE STATISTICS ARE PRESENTED AND SUPPORTED BY EVIDENCE. BACKGROUND MISSING ONE OR MORE KEY POINTS AND AT LEAST ONE SET OF INCIDENCE AND PREVALENCE STATISTICS ARE PRESENTED. LACK OF EVIDENCE OR LIMITED PRESENTATION OF THE BACKGROUND. BACKGROUND MISSING MORE THAN ONE KEY POINT AND AT LEAST ONE SET OF INCIDENCE AND PREVALENCE STATISTICS ARE PRESENTED, OR THERE IS NO SUPPORTED EVIDENCE. UNCLEAR CONCLUSIONS OR PRESENTATION. BACKGROUND AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE DISEASE IS NOT PROVIDED. CURRENT SURVEILLANCE METHODS 30 POINTS 26 POINTS 24 POINTS 11 POINTS 0 POINTS CURRENT LOCAL, STATE, AND NATIONAL DISEASE SURVEILLANCE METHODS ARE REVIEWED, CURRENTLY GATHERED TYPES OF STATISTICS, AND INFORMATION ON WHETHER THE DISEASE IS MANDATED FOR REPORTING, SUPPORTED BY EVIDENCE MORE THAN ONE LOCAL, STATE, AND NATIONAL DISEASE SURVEILLANCE METHODS ARE REVIEWED, CURRENTLY GATHERED TYPES OF STATISTICS, AND INFORMATION ON WHETHER THE DISEASE IS MANDATED FOR REPORTING, SUPPORTED BY EVIDENCE ONE OF EITHER LOCAL, STATE, AND NATIONAL DISEASE SURVEILLANCE METHODS ARE REVIEWED, CURRENTLY GATHERED TYPES OF STATISTICS, AND INFORMATION ON WHETHER THE DISEASE IS MANDATED FOR REPORTING, SUPPORTED BY EVIDENCE ONE OF EITHER LOCAL, STATE, AND NATIONAL DISEASE SURVEILLANCE METHODS ARE REVIEWED, CURRENTLY GATHERED TYPES OF STATISTICS, OR ONLY INFORMATION ON WHETHER THE DISEASE IS MANDATED FOR REPORTING, OR EVIDENCE IS LACKING TO SUPPORT THIS AREA. UNCLEAR CONCLUSIONS OR PRESENTATION. LOCAL, STATE, AND NATIONAL DISEASE SURVEILLANCE METHODS WERE NOT DISCUSSED. DESCRIPTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS (INCLUDES CHARACTERISTICS OF THE AT-RISK POPULATION AND/OR THOSE AFFECTED BY THE DISEASE AND COSTS OF THE DISEASE) 30 POINTS 26 POINTS 24 POINTS 11 POINTS 0 POINTS COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF DESCRIPTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL POINTS OF THE IDENTIFIED DISEASE AND POPULATION MOST AT RISK, SUPPORTED BY SCHOLARLY EVIDENCE. ADEQUATE REVIEW WITH SOME ANALYSIS OF DESCRIPTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL POINTS OF THE IDENTIFIED DISEASE AND POPULATION MOST AT RISK SUPPORTED BY SCHOLARLY EVIDENCE. LIMITED REVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF KEY DESCRIPTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL POINTS OF THE IDENTIFIED DISEASE AND AT-RISK POPULATION. MINIMAL ANALYSIS OF KEY DESCRIPTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL POINTS OF THE IDENTIFIED DISEASE AND AT-RISK POPULATION. NO ANALYSIS OF KEY DESCRIPTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL POINTS OF THE IDENTIFIED DISEASE AND AT-RISK POPULATION IS PROVIDED. SCREENING AND DIAGNOSIS (INCLUDES REVIEW OF CURRENT GUIDELINES FOR SCREENING AND DIAGNOSIS OF THE DISEASE. IN-DEPTH REVIEW OF STATISTICS ONE SCREENING OR DIAGNOSTIC TEST PROVIDED) 30 POINTS 26 POINTS 24 POINTS 11 POINTS 0 POINTS COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF CURRENT GUIDELINES FOR SCREENING, DIAGNOSIS, AND STATISTICS RELATED TO VALIDITY, PREDICTIVE VALUE, AND RELIABILITY OF SCREENING TESTS IS PRESENTED. ADEQUATE REVIEW OF GUIDELINES FOR SCREENING, DIAGNOSIS, AND STATISTICS RELATED TO VALIDITY, PREDICTIVE VALUE, AND RELIABILITY OF SCREENING TESTS IS PRESENTED. LIMITED REVIEW OF GUIDELINES FOR SCREENING, DIAGNOSIS, AND STATISTICS RELATED TO VALIDITY, PREDICTIVE VALUE, AND RELIABILITY OF SCREENING TESTS. MINIMAL OR UNCLEAR REVIEW OF GUIDELINES FOR SCREENING, DIAGNOSIS, AND STATISTICS RELATED TO VALIDITY, PREDICTIVE VALUE, AND RELIABILITY OF SCREENING TESTS. REVIEW OF GUIDELINES FOR SCREENING, DIAGNOSIS, AND STATISTICS RELATED TO VALIDITY, PREDICTIVE VALUE, AND RELIABILITY OF SCREENING TESTS NOT PROVIDED. PLAN OF ACTION (INCLUDES AT LEAST THREE EVIDENCED BASED ACTIONS, SUPPORTED BY LITERATURE, THAT THE STUDENT WILL TAKE IN THEIR OWN PRACTICE AND HOW OUTCOMES WILL BE MEASURED) 30 POINTS 26 POINTS 24 POINTS 11 POINTS 0 POINTS A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF ACTION SPECIFIC TO THE STUDENT’S INTERESTS, THE PROBLEM, AND THE GEOGRAPHIC AREA IS PRESENTED WITH 3 EVIDENCED BASED ACTIONS THAT WILL BE TAKEN TO ADDRESS THE IMPACT, OUTCOMES, OR PREVALENCE OF THE DISEASE. AN ADEQUATE, BUT NOT FULLY COMPREHENSIVE, PLAN OF ACTION SPECIFIC TO THE STUDENT’S INTERESTS, THE PROBLEM, AND THE GEOGRAPHIC AREA IS PRESENTED WITH 3 EVIDENCED BASED ACTIONS THAT WILL BE TAKEN TO ADDRESS THE IMPACT, OUTCOMES, OR PREVALENCE OF THE DISEASE. A LIMITED PLAN OF ACTION SPECIFIC TO THE STUDENT’S INTERESTS, THE PROBLEM, AND THE GEOGRAPHIC AREA IS, OUTCOMES, OR PREVALENCE OF THE DISEASE. THREE ACTIONS ARE PRESENTED WITH LIMITED OR LITTLE EVIDENCE. ACTIONS ARE MINIMAL OR UNCLEAR, OR LACK SPECIFICITY TO GEOGRAPHIC AREA, ARE NOT SUPPORTED DIRECTLY BY EVIDENCE OR ARE NOT DIRECT ACTIONS THE STUDENT CAN TAKE IN PRACTICE. PLAN OF ACTION NOT PROVIDED. CONCLUSION 20 POINTS 18 POINTS 16 POINTS 8 POINTS 0 POINTS THE CONCLUSION THOROUGHLY, CLEARLY, SUCCINCTLY, AND LOGICALLY PRESENTS MAJOR POINTS OF THE PAPER WITH CLEAR DIRECTION FOR ACTION. THE CONCLUSION ADEQUATELY AND LOGICALLY PRESENTS MAJOR POINTS OF THE PAPER WITH CLEAR DIRECTION FOR ACTION, BUT LACKS ONE MAJOR POINT OR IS NOT SUCCINCT. THE CONCLUSION IS A LIMITED REVIEW OF KEY POINTS OF THE PAPER, IS NOT SUCCINCT, OR LACKS ONE OR MORE MAJOR POINTS OF THE PAPER OR CLEAR DIRECTION FOR ACTION. CONCLUSION IS UNCLEAR OR SIGNIFICANTLY LIMITED IN OVERVIEW OF THE PAPER. CONCLUSION NOT PROVIDED. GRAMMAR, SPELLING, APA 10 POINTS 9 POINTS 8 POINTS 4 POINTS 0 POINTS APA FORMAT, GRAMMAR, SPELLING, AND/OR PUNCTUATION ARE ACCURATE, OR WITH ZERO TO ONE ERRORS. TWO TO FOUR ERRORS IN APA FORMAT, GRAMMAR, SPELLING, AND SYNTAX NOTED. FIVE TO SEVEN ERRORS IN APA FORMAT, GRAMMAR, SPELLING, AND SYNTAX NOTED. EIGHT TO NINE ERRORS IN APA FORMAT, GRAMMAR, SPELLING, AND SYNTAX NOTED. POST CONTAINS GREATER THAN TEN ERRORS IN APA FORMAT, GRAMMAR, SPELLING, AND/OR PUNCTUATION OR REPEATEDLY MAKES THE SAME ERRORS AFTER FACULTY FEEDBACK. TOTAL POINTS POSSIBLE = 200