Comparison of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion across industries

DEI Annotated Bibliography

Scenario:

Leadership is hosting a panel discussion titled: Comparison of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion across industries. You are on the diversity committee and have been assigned to share resources with attendees. Find six credible academic sources about DEI in your own industry or one industry listed below. Be sure the sources offer a comparison of diversity, equity, and inclusion with a clear focus on how each is different from the other in theory and practice. Prepare an annotated bibliography for attendees in one of the industry options below:

• Finance
• Hospitality
• Technology

Instructions:

For each source (6 total), include an annotation that meets the following criteria:

• 2 to 4 sentences to summarize the main idea(s) of the source.
• What are the main arguments made about diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging? What distinction is made between diversity, equity, and inclusion? How are they compared and contrasted in this source?
• What is the point of this source? To inform, persuade, share innovative thinking, to contradict popular beliefs?
• What topics are covered? DEI (Diversity Equity Inclusion)? Justice? Historical perspective? Current events from a legal perspective?
• Compare the source information.
• How does it compare with other sources about DEI in your bibliography?
• Is this information reliable? Current? Related specifically to the industry chosen for this assignment?
• How has the information in this source added or enhanced your understanding of Diversity Equity and Inclusion?
• 1 or 2 sentences to reflect on the source.
• Was this source helpful to you?
• How can you use this source for your presentation?
• Has it changed how you think about DEI?

Requirements:

• A title page
• The annotated bibliography begins on its own page with the word “References” bolded and centered at the top of the page.
• Each entry begins with an APA reference for the resource with the annotation appearing directly beneath. The entire annotation is indented 0.5 inches from the left margin.
• Entries are listed in alphabetical order. The entire document is typed in one of the six approved font styles and sizes and is double spaced. There is no additional space between entries.

President Assad and President Obama

Why did Assad Win? Was President Obama Correct to announce that “the time has come for President Assad to step aside” in Aug. 2011? What should the U.S. have done? Cite 4-5 sources minimum.

Instructions:

Make sure to use footnotes and to add a “List of Sources” at the end of your essay.

These papers should be grammatically and syntactically correct and without typographical errors. Include the question you are answering on the title page so both you and I will be sure which question you are addressing. Special attention will be given to the thesis paragraph. Make it succinct and preview how you will argue your paper. Always end with a concluding paragraph that sums up your argument.

Citations: Use footnotes, or what is called the “Notes and Bibliography” form of citation for your references (not the internal: “author date” style common in the social sciences). The first citation of a work should be complete and subsequent citations abbreviated. Read about how to use this form of citation at Quick Guide of the Chicago Manual of Style. Learn how to use footnotes (not endnotes on “Word.”

List of Sources: Be sure to add a “List of Sources” at the end of your essay, in which you list all the sources that you cite. Each article must be referenced in full. Consult the website of the Chicago Manual of Style to do this correctly. Make sure you cite internet sources correctly as well.

Materials

James Gelvin, The New Middle East, pp. 51-82.

Joshua Landis, Why Asad Is Likely to Survive to 2013. Middle East Policy, (19:1 Spring 2012) pp 72-85. http://www.mepc.org/journal/middle-east-policy-archives/syrian-uprising-2011-why-asad-regime-likely-survive-2013

https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/blog/2011/08/18/President-obama-future-syria-must-be-determined-its-people-President-bashar-al-assad

Aron Lund, The Free Syrian Army Doesn’t Exist, Syrian Comment, 16 March 2013. https://www.joshualandis.com/blog/the-free-syrian-army-doesnt-exist/

The No. 2 man at the CIA, Mike Morell, explains why the U.S. government fears the breakup of the state of Syria and the collapse of the central government. 60 Minutes, CBS (Sept. 15, 2013) “The Briefer: Ex-CIA No. 2 on Syria crisis https://www.cbsnews.com/news/the-briefer-ex-cia-no-2-on-syria-crisis/

Joshua Landis, “America’s Failure — and Russia and Iran’s Success — in Syria’s Cataclysmic Civil War,” Interviewed by John Judis for TPM, January 10, 2017. [6] http://talkingpointsmemo.com/cafe/americas-failure-russia-success-in-syrias-war

“Libya’s civil war: The four-year descent from Arab spring to factional chaos,” Jan. 10, 2015. Economist. http://mideastresources.blogspot.com/2015/01/libyas-civil-war-four-year-descent-from.html

“The Arab Winter,” The Economist, Jan 2016. http://mideastresources.blogspot.com/2016/01/the-arab-winter-economist-jan-2016.html

https://www.foreignaffairs.com/issues/2018/97/5 Mark Lynch, The New Arab Order,” Foreign Affairs, Sept/Oct 2018

Graham Allison, “The Myth of the Liberal Order: From Historical Accident to Conventional Wisdom, Foreign Affairs, Thursday, June 14, 2018. https://mideastresources.blogspot.com/2018/08/the-myth-of-liberal-order-graham.html

Bacevich and Mearsheimer on U.S. Policy in the Middle East, Lobelog, January 2017. http://lobelog.com/bacevich-and-mearsheimer-on-u-s-policy-in-the-middle-east/

Mark Lynch, “New Arab World Order,” Carnegie Endowment, Aug 2018. https://carnegieendowment.org/2018/08/16/new-arab-world-order-pub-77056?utm_source=ctw&utm_medium=email&mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiTW1RMU1XVm1NR1kwT0RNdyIsInQiOiJGSmtwc3dZOEF1aEVEWFlnSXlycTFuTmM2YkdEMnhlRDc2WUkzRngydGZ4d0hhSko4dW5neFhMS0R5akN3TzhwYzdtOFlEdnU1ZjB0Z0N0WEVjUitaR2RCazFwajNVY2hYVExkbHJEd1VRT1wvbEdHOU9IXC9sRHZOa2kya1BDZER1SHRsUmYyXC9nSXRaRWV3Q0ZMMU96WWc9PSJ9

Write 800 words at least to answer this question:

Applicant Narrative

The narrative section of the application gives each applicant the unique opportunity to present themselves to the selection committee in their own words. Include your educational goals and how you will use the funding. The committee uses the narrative to determine an applicant’s ability to organize their thoughts and present themselves in a clear and concise manner. Please consider that this narrative will have significant weight during the selection process. The narrative should be between 1 and 2 typed, double-spaced pages in length.

Educational Goal:  once graduate with my master’s I would love to work in human resources, health insurance, or a position involving advocacy.

started my MBA in health care management and receiving a scholarship, would be able to cover much of the tuition costs associated with the degree program, reducing the program’s total cost. The most obvious financial benefit of a scholarship is the ease of financial burden that it can provide to me. By covering a large portion of the tuition costs associated with the program, the scholarship would reduce the amount of money I would have to pay out of pocket and would also help me to reach my educational dreams of assisting people in need. I could focus more on my studies, potentially leading to better academic performance and a higher chance of success in the program. This could help me to gain the skills and knowledge necessary to become more equipped to help those in need.

psychology

There are many beliefs about psychology that are commonly held by the general public, despite the fact that they are
not generally supported by scientific research. Often, people evaluate how likely these claims are to be true based upon
their personal experience, anecdotes or stories, and how well the claims match their intuitions about human behavior,
thoughts, and feelings. Scientists test the accuracy of these claims by systematically collecting and analyzing these
observations (i.e., data) to make determinations about what is true.
In this assignment, you are going to be a psychological detective. Below are five common beliefs that have been
questioned by many psychologists. You will pick ONE of the questionable claims. Your job is to find two empirical
research articles that scientifically test some aspect of your chosen claim, and to use that evidence to evaluate the
claim’s support (or lack thereof). For each of the claims, some suggested keywords to begin your search are provided
(you likely will need to search other terms, as well), along with a sample empirical research article addressing this claim

employee health and well-being

Instructions

Conduct a review of the literature on the subject of employee health and well-being. Identify at least four research-based recommendations for improving employee health, safety, and/or well-being. Explains the four recommendations for improving employee health, safety, and/or well-being. Additionally, include a personal recommendation you would suggest which might improve employee health, safety, and/or well-being. Integrate a Biblical worldview into your presentation.

A minimum of four scholarly peer-reviewed journal articles in addition to the Bible must utilized. Sources must be cited and referenced in current APA style.