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    **## Fieldnotestemplate3.docx**

    **Practicing with Field Notes and Critical Thinking**

    **Module 3: Mentors, Advocates, and Advisors**

    **Your Name:**

    **Field Note 1:**

    **Field Note 2:**

    **Field Note 3:**

    **Photographs**

    **Photograph 1**

    **Photograph 2**

    **Photograph 3**

    **Connecting Observations with Field Notes and Readings-remember to connect your thoughts to 3 readings from the module and use APA in text citation.**

    **Critical Thinking Prompt 1:** How does mentorship affect women in the workplace?

    **Application Prompt 1:  REFLECT**- write about your experience.  Self Assessment: What are your strengths? What challenges do you face? What kind of support could you use in your career? How might you be able to help someone else in her or his career? Purpose: What are some of your current goals and objectives? How might mentoring relationships – existing or potential – help you reach these?

    **Application Prompt 2:**  Share one key discovery or reflection from this education module. What resonated with you (or not) based on your personal background and identity?

    Pick One Action you will do after this module. Imagine who, what, where, and when it will happen.  Document your Plan in this prompt and plan to share with the class.

    **## StrengthofWeakTies.pdf**

    The Strength of Weak Ties

    Mark S. Granovetter

    The American Journal of Sociology, Vol. 78, No. 6. (May, 1973), pp. 1360-1380.

    Stable URL:

    http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0002-9602%28197305%2978%3A6%3C1360%3ATSOWT%3E2.0.CO%3B2-E

    The American Journal of Sociology is currently published by The University of Chicago Press.

    Your use of the JSTOR archive indicates your acceptance of JSTOR's Terms and Conditions of Use, available at
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    Please contact the publisher regarding any further use of this work. Publisher contact information may be obtained at
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    **## Module5FieldNotes.docx**

    Module 5: Practicing with Field Notes & Photography

    ·
    **Due** Friday by 11:59pm

    ·
    **Points** 20

    ·
    **Submitting** a text entry box or a file upload

    **This week, you will combine your observations from the world around you (Field Notes) with photographs (2-3) and your Critical Thinking Prompts into the template provided.**

    Field Notes

    Refers to notes created by the researcher (you)  during the act of conducting a field study to remember and record the behaviors, activities, events, and other features of an observation. Field notes are intended to be read by the researcher (you) as evidence to produce meaning and an understanding of the culture, social situation, or phenomenon being studied. The notes may constitute the whole data collected for a research study [e.g., an observational project] or contribute to it, such as when field notes supplement conventional interview data or other techniques of data gathering. For this class, your Field Notes will supplement a larger data set.

    Observations

    **First:  Each student will document 3 observations each week, using the guidelines for descriptive and reflective content**. These observations should include a date, time, and location of the observed event
    **and should be included with your critical thinking and application prompts submission.**  As you observe your environment and notice interactions or events, think about what you are witnessing and how it applies to the material we are studying in this class.  Additionally, ask yourself what this observation has to do with women and leadership.

    Telling a Story with a Photograph

    Photography is a great way to tell a story about a particular theme. This is particularly relevant for PhotoVoice where participants are encouraged to use their photographs to tell a story and convey a particular message. Sometimes it may be possible for a participant to accidently stumble across a scene that they feel encompasses the message that they want to tell and to photograph it, but this is not often the case. This lack of planning could cause participants to search for hours for something to photograph.

    **Ogl-568 Women’s Gender Studies**

    **Field Notes**

    For this week, think through some simple questions beforehand to help you decide what story it is that you want to tell and consequently, what types of photographs you want to take.  You might consider the topics we are already discussing in this class.  As you document your observations in your field notes, consider how a photograph might further illustrate the story you are telling about these topics, themes, ideas, and experiences.

    **NEXT:** **Please take 2-3 photographs from the world around you to represent your learning this week**.  Include the images with your Field Notes along with an explanation of how the images relate to the course material.

    Think about what themes stand out to you and look at the world around you for examples of these themes.

    Critical Thinking Prompts

    Each week, you will be presented with a series of critical thinking prompts and application prompts related to the content of the course.  These questions will steer the focus of the field notes you will take throughout the course.  Field notes capture your observations of your landscape and connect those observations back to the material we are discussing in class.

    Each question is generally worthy of at least 150 words (1-2 well-written paragraphs) in response.  Connect with
    **_(and cite in-text)_** the applicable readings/videos from the module's learning materials.

    **_A note on in-text citing and connecting with the learning materials:_**  As a graduate student, you must offer perspectives and arguments that are grounded in the literature –
    _NOT personal opinion or anecdotal evidence._ I don't want a works cited page, but I do want you to cite your sources in-text for the various connections you'll be making between the learning materials and your application thereof.  For example, one might write,
    _"While I marveled at the uncanny ability of the psychic to tap into my true personality, the Barnum Effect (Aronson, 2012)could have well explained my feelings…"_ Be sure to use these in-text citations to make your arguments and to support your perspectives.

    **FINALLY, tie your field notes to your response to the following prompts and include citations for 3 of the articles read this week:**

    **_Critical Thinking Prompt 1_:  What do your networks currently look like? Do you have mostly “just like me” convenience networks? Do you have valuable “weak ties” in your network?  What challenges do you face when cultivating your networks? How might you address these challenges?**

    **_Application Prompt 1:  REFLECT-_ write about your experience.  Self Assessment: What, if anything, holds you back from forming the kinds of networks you would like to have? Mention which strategies could help you navigate these challenges.**

    **_Application Prompt 2:_  Share one key discovery or reflection from this education module. What resonated with you (or not) based on your background and identity?**

    Pick One Action you will do after this module. Imagine who, what, where, and when it will happen.  Document your Plan in this prompt and plan to share it with the class.

    **Reflection Prompt:   What does Networking have to do with leadership?**

    **Use the template below and upload your completed paper here. This paper is worth 20  points**

    **ANetworksGenderCompositionandCommunicationPatterPredictWomensLeadershipSuccess.pdf**

    This file is too large to display. [View in new window](https://www.sweetstudy.com/files/anetworksgendercompositionandcommunicationpatterpredictwomensleadershipsuccess-pdf-10265947)

    **Howtoptalentusesnetworks.pdf**

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    **## Fieldnotestemplate3.docx**

    **Practicing with Field Notes and Critical Thinking**

    **Module 3: Mentors, Advocates, and Advisors**

    **Your Name:**

    **Field Note 1:**

    **Field Note 2:**

    **Field Note 3:**

    **Photographs**

    **Photograph 1**

    **Photograph 2**

    **Photograph 3**

    **Connecting Observations with Field Notes and Readings-remember to connect your thoughts to 3 readings from the module and use APA in text citation.**

    **Critical Thinking Prompt 1:** How does mentorship affect women in the workplace?

    **Application Prompt 1:  REFLECT**- write about your experience.  Self Assessment: What are your strengths? What challenges do you face? What kind of support could you use in your career? How might you be able to help someone else in her or his career? Purpose: What are some of your current goals and objectives? How might mentoring relationships – existing or potential – help you reach these?

    **Application Prompt 2:**  Share one key discovery or reflection from this education module. What resonated with you (or not) based on your personal background and identity?

    Pick One Action you will do after this module. Imagine who, what, where, and when it will happen.  Document your Plan in this prompt and plan to share with the class.

    **## StrengthofWeakTies.pdf**

    The Strength of Weak Ties

    Mark S. Granovetter

    The American Journal of Sociology, Vol. 78, No. 6. (May, 1973), pp. 1360-1380.

    Stable URL:

    http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0002-9602%28197305%2978%3A6%3C1360%3ATSOWT%3E2.0.CO%3B2-E

    The American Journal of Sociology is currently published by The University of Chicago Press.

    Your use of the JSTOR archive indicates your acceptance of JSTOR's Terms and Conditions of Use, available at
    http://www.jstor.org/about/terms.html. JSTOR's Terms and Conditions of Use provides, in part, that unless you have obtained
    prior permission, you may not download an entire issue of a journal or multiple copies of articles, and you may use content in
    the JSTOR archive only for your personal, non-commercial use.

    Please contact the publisher regarding any further use of this work. Publisher contact information may be obtained at
    http://www.jstor.org/journals/ucpress.html.

    Each copy of any part of a JSTOR transmission must contain the same copyright notice that appears on the screen or printed
    page of such transmission.

    JSTOR is an independent not-for-profit organization dedicated to and preserving a digital archive of scholarly journals. For
    more information regarding JSTOR, please contact support@jstor.org.

    http://www.jstor.org
    Sat Jan 13 20:15:49 2007

    [http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0002-9602%28197305%2978%3A6%3C1360%3ATSOWT%3E2.0.CO%3B2-E](http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0002-9602%28197305%2978%3A6%3C1360%3ATSOWT%3E2.0.CO%3B2-E)

    [http://www.jstor.org/about/terms.html](http://www.jstor.org/about/terms.html)

    [http://www.jstor.org/journals/ucpress.html](http://www.jstor.org/journals/ucpress.html)

    **## Module5FieldNotes.docx**

    Module 5: Practicing with Field Notes & Photography

    ·
    **Due** Friday by 11:59pm

    ·
    **Points** 20

    ·
    **Submitting** a text entry box or a file upload

    **This week, you will combine your observations from the world around you (Field Notes) with photographs (2-3) and your Critical Thinking Prompts into the template provided.**

    Field Notes

    Refers to notes created by the researcher (you)  during the act of conducting a field study to remember and record the behaviors, activities, events, and other features of an observation. Field notes are intended to be read by the researcher (you) as evidence to produce meaning and an understanding of the culture, social situation, or phenomenon being studied. The notes may constitute the whole data collected for a research study [e.g., an observational project] or contribute to it, such as when field notes supplement conventional interview data or other techniques of data gathering. For this class, your Field Notes will supplement a larger data set.

    Observations

    **First:  Each student will document 3 observations each week, using the guidelines for descriptive and reflective content**. These observations should include a date, time, and location of the observed event
    **and should be included with your critical thinking and application prompts submission.**  As you observe your environment and notice interactions or events, think about what you are witnessing and how it applies to the material we are studying in this class.  Additionally, ask yourself what this observation has to do with women and leadership.

    Telling a Story with a Photograph

    Photography is a great way to tell a story about a particular theme. This is particularly relevant for PhotoVoice where participants are encouraged to use their photographs to tell a story and convey a particular message. Sometimes it may be possible for a participant to accidently stumble across a scene that they feel encompasses the message that they want to tell and to photograph it, but this is not often the case. This lack of planning could cause participants to search for hours for something to photograph.

    **Ogl-568 Women’s Gender Studies**

    **Field Notes**

    For this week, think through some simple questions beforehand to help you decide what story it is that you want to tell and consequently, what types of photographs you want to take.  You might consider the topics we are already discussing in this class.  As you document your observations in your field notes, consider how a photograph might further illustrate the story you are telling about these topics, themes, ideas, and experiences.

    **NEXT:** **Please take 2-3 photographs from the world around you to represent your learning this week**.  Include the images with your Field Notes along with an explanation of how the images relate to the course material.

    Think about what themes stand out to you and look at the world around you for examples of these themes.

    Critical Thinking Prompts

    Each week, you will be presented with a series of critical thinking prompts and application prompts related to the content of the course.  These questions will steer the focus of the field notes you will take throughout the course.  Field notes capture your observations of your landscape and connect those observations back to the material we are discussing in class.

    Each question is generally worthy of at least 150 words (1-2 well-written paragraphs) in response.  Connect with
    **_(and cite in-text)_** the applicable readings/videos from the module's learning materials.

    **_A note on in-text citing and connecting with the learning materials:_**  As a graduate student, you must offer perspectives and arguments that are grounded in the literature –
    _NOT personal opinion or anecdotal evidence._ I don't want a works cited page, but I do want you to cite your sources in-text for the various connections you'll be making between the learning materials and your application thereof.  For example, one might write,
    _"While I marveled at the uncanny ability of the psychic to tap into my true personality, the Barnum Effect (Aronson, 2012)could have well explained my feelings…"_ Be sure to use these in-text citations to make your arguments and to support your perspectives.

    **FINALLY, tie your field notes to your response to the following prompts and include citations for 3 of the articles read this week:**

    **_Critical Thinking Prompt 1_:  What do your networks currently look like? Do you have mostly “just like me” convenience networks? Do you have valuable “weak ties” in your network?  What challenges do you face when cultivating your networks? How might you address these challenges?**

    **_Application Prompt 1:  REFLECT-_ write about your experience.  Self Assessment: What, if anything, holds you back from forming the kinds of networks you would like to have? Mention which strategies could help you navigate these challenges.**

    **_Application Prompt 2:_  Share one key discovery or reflection from this education module. What resonated with you (or not) based on your background and identity?**

    Pick One Action you will do after this module. Imagine who, what, where, and when it will happen.  Document your Plan in this prompt and plan to share it with the class.

    **Reflection Prompt:   What does Networking have to do with leadership?**

    **Use the template below and upload your completed paper here. This paper is worth 20  points**

    **ANetworksGenderCompositionandCommunicationPatterPredictWomensLeadershipSuccess.pdf**

    This file is too large to display. [View in new window](https://www.sweetstudy.com/files/anetworksgendercompositionandcommunicationpatterpredictwomensleadershipsuccess-pdf-10265947)

    **Howtoptalentusesnetworks.pdf**

    This file is too large to display. [View in new window](https://www.sweetstudy.com/files/howtoptalentusesnetworks-pdf-10265951)

    **Contaminatingeffectsofbuildinginstrumentalties.pdf**

    This file is too large to display. [View in new window](https://www.sweetstudy.com/files/contaminatingeffectsofbuildinginstrumentalties-pdf-10265945)

    **## Fieldnotestemplate3.docx**

    **Practicing with Field Notes and Critical Thinking**

    **Module 3: Mentors, Advocates, and Advisors**

    **Your Name:**

    **Field Note 1:**

    **Field Note 2:**

    **Field Note 3:**

    **Photographs**

    **Photograph 1**

    **Photograph 2**

    **Photograph 3**

    **Connecting Observations with Field Notes and Readings-remember to connect your thoughts to 3 readings from the module and use APA in text citation.**

    **Critical Thinking Prompt 1:** How does mentorship affect women in the workplace?

    **Application Prompt 1:  REFLECT**- write about your experience.  Self Assessment: What are your strengths? What challenges do you face? What kind of support could you use in your career? How might you be able to help someone else in her or his career? Purpose: What are some of your current goals and objectives? How might mentoring relationships – existing or potential – help you reach these?

    **Application Prompt 2:**  Share one key discovery or reflection from this education module. What resonated with you (or not) based on your personal background and identity?

    Pick One Action you will do after this module. Imagine who, what, where, and when it will happen.  Document your Plan in this prompt and plan to share with the class.

    **## StrengthofWeakTies.pdf**

    The Strength of Weak Ties

    Mark S. Granovetter

    The American Journal of Sociology, Vol. 78, No. 6. (May, 1973), pp. 1360-1380.

    Stable URL:

    http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0002-9602%28197305%2978%3A6%3C1360%3ATSOWT%3E2.0.CO%3B2-E

    The American Journal of Sociology is currently published by The University of Chicago Press.

    Your use of the JSTOR archive indicates your acceptance of JSTOR's Terms and Conditions of Use, available at
    http://www.jstor.org/about/terms.html. JSTOR's Terms and Conditions of Use provides, in part, that unless you have obtained
    prior permission, you may not download an entire issue of a journal or multiple copies of articles, and you may use content in
    the JSTOR archive only for your personal, non-commercial use.

    Please contact the publisher regarding any further use of this work. Publisher contact information may be obtained at
    http://www.jstor.org/journals/ucpress.html.

    Each copy of any part of a JSTOR transmission must contain the same copyright notice that appears on the screen or printed
    page of such transmission.

    JSTOR is an independent not-for-profit organization dedicated to and preserving a digital archive of scholarly journals. For
    more information regarding JSTOR, please contact support@jstor.org.

    http://www.jstor.org
    Sat Jan 13 20:15:49 2007

    [http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0002-9602%28197305%2978%3A6%3C1360%3ATSOWT%3E2.0.CO%3B2-E](http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0002-9602%28197305%2978%3A6%3C1360%3ATSOWT%3E2.0.CO%3B2-E)

    [http://www.jstor.org/about/terms.html](http://www.jstor.org/about/terms.html)

    [http://www.jstor.org/journals/ucpress.html](http://www.jstor.org/journals/ucpress.html)

    **## Module5FieldNotes.docx**

    Module 5: Practicing with Field Notes & Photography

    ·
    **Due** Friday by 11:59pm

    ·
    **Points** 20

    ·
    **Submitting** a text entry box or a file upload

    **This week, you will combine your observations from the world around you (Field Notes) with photographs (2-3) and your Critical Thinking Prompts into the template provided.**

    Field Notes

    Refers to notes created by the researcher (you)  during the act of conducting a field study to remember and record the behaviors, activities, events, and other features of an observation. Field notes are intended to be read by the researcher (you) as evidence to produce meaning and an understanding of the culture, social situation, or phenomenon being studied. The notes may constitute the whole data collected for a research study [e.g., an observational project] or contribute to it, such as when field notes supplement conventional interview data or other techniques of data gathering. For this class, your Field Notes will supplement a larger data set.

    Observations

    **First:  Each student will document 3 observations each week, using the guidelines for descriptive and reflective content**. These observations should include a date, time, and location of the observed event
    **and should be included with your critical thinking and application prompts submission.**  As you observe your environment and notice interactions or events, think about what you are witnessing and how it applies to the material we are studying in this class.  Additionally, ask yourself what this observation has to do with women and leadership.

    Telling a Story with a Photograph

    Photography is a great way to tell a story about a particular theme. This is particularly relevant for PhotoVoice where participants are encouraged to use their photographs to tell a story and convey a particular message. Sometimes it may be possible for a participant to accidently stumble across a scene that they feel encompasses the message that they want to tell and to photograph it, but this is not often the case. This lack of planning could cause participants to search for hours for something to photograph.

    **Ogl-568 Women’s Gender Studies**

    **Field Notes**

    For this week, think through some simple questions beforehand to help you decide what story it is that you want to tell and consequently, what types of photographs you want to take.  You might consider the topics we are already discussing in this class.  As you document your observations in your field notes, consider how a photograph might further illustrate the story you are telling about these topics, themes, ideas, and experiences.

    **NEXT:** **Please take 2-3 photographs from the world around you to represent your learning this week**.  Include the images with your Field Notes along with an explanation of how the images relate to the course material.

    Think about what themes stand out to you and look at the world around you for examples of these themes.

    Critical Thinking Prompts

    Each week, you will be presented with a series of critical thinking prompts and application prompts related to the content of the course.  These questions will steer the focus of the field notes you will take throughout the course.  Field notes capture your observations of your landscape and connect those observations back to the material we are discussing in class.

    Each question is generally worthy of at least 150 words (1-2 well-written paragraphs) in response.  Connect with
    **_(and cite in-text)_** the applicable readings/videos from the module's learning materials.

    **_A note on in-text citing and connecting with the learning materials:_**  As a graduate student, you must offer perspectives and arguments that are grounded in the literature –
    _NOT personal opinion or anecdotal evidence._ I don't want a works cited page, but I do want you to cite your sources in-text for the various connections you'll be making between the learning materials and your application thereof.  For example, one might write,
    _"While I marveled at the uncanny ability of the psychic to tap into my true personality, the Barnum Effect (Aronson, 2012)could have well explained my feelings…"_ Be sure to use these in-text citations to make your arguments and to support your perspectives.

    **FINALLY, tie your field notes to your response to the following prompts and include citations for 3 of the articles read this week:**

    **_Critical Thinking Prompt 1_:  What do your networks currently look like? Do you have mostly “just like me” convenience networks? Do you have valuable “weak ties” in your network?  What challenges do you face when cultivating your networks? How might you address these challenges?**

    **_Application Prompt 1:  REFLECT-_ write about your experience.  Self Assessment: What, if anything, holds you back from forming the kinds of networks you would like to have? Mention which strategies could help you navigate these challenges.**

    **_Application Prompt 2:_  Share one key discovery or reflection from this education module. What resonated with you (or not) based on your background and identity?**

    Pick One Action you will do after this module. Imagine who, what, where, and when it will happen.  Document your Plan in this prompt and plan to share it with the class.

    **Reflection Prompt:   What does Networking have to do with leadership?**

    **Use the template below and upload your completed paper here. This paper is worth 20  points**

    **ANetworksGenderCompositionandCommunicationPatterPredictWomensLeadershipSuccess.pdf**

    This file is too large to display. [View in new window](https://www.sweetstudy.com/files/anetworksgendercompositionandcommunicationpatterpredictwomensleadershipsuccess-pdf-10265947)

    **Howtoptalentusesnetworks.pdf**

    This file is too large to display. [View in new window](https://www.sweetstudy.com/files/howtoptalentusesnetworks-pdf-10265951)

    **Contaminatingeffectsofbuildinginstrumentalties.pdf**

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  • [Solved] Leadership Discussion Q’s – 16

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    [>Management homework help](https://www.sweetstudy.com/fields/business-finance-management) Chapter 16 in the Leadership Textbook: Source: Northouse.Peter Leadership_theory_and_practice_7th 2016.pdfDownload Northouse.Peter Leadership_theory_and_practice_7th 2016.pdf Answer the following quest…

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    Answer the following questions after reading the Article (300 words total):

    Provide a summary of the Chapter.

    What are the strengths of the leadership concept discussed?

    What are the weaknesses of the leadership concept discussed?

    How can you use the concepts discussed in your professional/personal life?

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    Chapter 15 in the Leadership Textbook:

    [Northouse.Peter Leadership_theory_and_practice_7th 2016.pdf](https://pqc.instructure.com/courses/3772/files/560363?wrap=1 "Northouse.Peter Leadership_theory_and_practice_7th 2016.pdf")

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    Answer the following questions after reading the Article (300 words total):

    1. **Provide a summary of the Chapter.**
    2. **What are the strengths of the leadership concept discussed?**
    3. **What are the weaknesses of the leadership concept discussed?**
    4. **How can you use the concepts discussed in your professional/personal life?**

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    Chapter 14 in the Leadership Textbook:

    Source: Northouse.Peter Leadership_theory_and_practice_7th 2016.pdfDownload Northouse.Peter Leadership_theory_and_practice_7th 2016.pdf

    Answer the following questions after reading the Article (300 words total):

    Provide a summary of the Chapter.

    1. What are the strengths of the leadership concept discussed?

    2. What are the weaknesses of the leadership concept discussed?

    3. How can you use the concepts discussed in your professional/personal life?

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    [>Management homework help](https://www.sweetstudy.com/fields/business-finance-management) Developing leadership skills is a process of continual improvement. The SPL model provides a structure for personal growth. For this assessment, you will translate your course learning into a personal leadersh…

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    Developing leadership skills is a process of continual improvement. The SPL model provides a structure for personal growth. For this assessment, you will translate your course learning into a personal leadership development plan and explain how your plan aligns with the SPL model. Your plan should define a strategy for maximizing your leadership effectiveness.

    Write a 1,050- to 1,225-word personal leadership plan that includes the following:

    – Identify the leadership theory or theories that support your plan. You must integrate theory with citations from the literature to illustrate why the theory you chose supports your plan. Write this section in a third-person perspective.
    – Analyze your leadership strengths and weaknesses and what you will do to capitalize on your strengths and modify your weaknesses. Support your analysis of strengths and weaknesses with your scores on the interactive assessments.
    – Identify gaps between the leader you are now and the leader you would like to become and how improving these gaps aligns with the SPL model.
    – Describe actionable items you will realistically implement to close gaps between the leader you are now and the leader you would like to become.
    – Provide a timeline for implementing action items.

    _Note_:A well-structured scholarly paragraph contains 3–5 sentences. Please refer to the [MEAL Plan](https://multimedia.phoenix.edu/cms/20205378) as a guide. Avoid the use of first-person language. You will be writing this personal leadership plan from a third-person perspective.

    Incorporate feedback from previous weeks.

    Include a minimum of 4 peer-reviewed sources. The course textbook may be used as one of the sources.

    Format your analysis according to current APA guidelines. Refer to the [Sample Paper for APA 7th Edition](https://multimedia.phoenix.edu/cms/202115142) as a guide to ensure the assignment meets APA standards.

    _Note_: Remember to proofread your document, including grammar, punctuation, citations, and formatting.

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    [>Management homework help](https://www.sweetstudy.com/fields/business-finance-management) **The Safety Committee’s Jewelry Dilemma** Leela Patel was standing by her machine, as she had for eight hours of each working day for the past six years. Leela was happy; she had many friends among the 400 or…

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    **The Safety Committee’s Jewelry Dilemma** Leela Patel was standing by her machine, as she had for eight hours of each working day for the past six years. Leela was happy; she had many friends among the 400 or so women at the food processing plant. Most of them were of Indian origin like herself, although Asian women formed less than a fifth of the female workforce. Leela was a member of a five-woman team that reported to supervisor Bill Evans.Leela saw Evans approaching now, accompanied by Jamie Watkins, the shop steward. “Hello, Leela; we’ve come to explain something to you,” Evans began. “You must have heard about the accident last month when one of the girls caught a bangle in the machine and cut her wrist. Well, the Safety Committee has decided that no one will be allowed to wear any bangles, engagement rings, earrings, or necklaces at work—only wedding rings, sleepers for pierced ears, and wristwatches will be allowed. So I’m afraid you’ll have to remove your bangles.” Leela, as was her custom, was wearing three bangles—one steel, one plastic, and one gold. All the married Asian women wore bangles, and many of the English girls had also begun wearing them. Leela explained that she was a Hindu wife and the bangles were important to her religion.“Don’t make a fuss, Leela,” Evans said between clenched teeth. “I’ve already had to shout at Hansa Patel and Mira Desai. Why can’t you all be like Meena Shah? She didn’t mind taking her bangles off; neither did the English girls.” Leela could see that Evans was very angry, so, almost in tears, she removed the bangles. When the two had moved off, however, she replaced the gold bangle and carried on with her work.Within two or three days, the plant manager, Sam Jones, noticed that all the Asian women were wearing their bangles again—some, in fact, were wearing more than ever before. “I’m staggered by the response that this simple, common-sense restriction on the wearing of jewelry has brought,” Jones remarked to the regional race relations employment advisor. “I have had several deputations from the Asian women protesting the ban, not to mention visits by individuals on the instruction of their husbands. In addition, I’ve just had a letter from something called the Asian Advisory Committee, asking that the ban be lifted until we meet with their representatives. The strength of this discontent has prompted me to talk to you. Jewelry constitutes both a safety and a hygiene hazard on this site, so it must be removed. And I’m afraid if I talk to this Asian Committee, they’ll turn out to be a bunch of militants who’ll cause all sorts of trouble. At the same time, we can’t afford any work stoppages. What do you suggest?”Several days later, the advisor had arranged for Mr. Singh from the local Council for Community Relations to talk to Jones and other managers. Singh explained that in his opinion there were no obstacles arising from religious observance that prevented implementation of the ban on bangles. However, he pointed out, the bangles do have a custom base that is stronger than the English tradition base for wedding rings. “The bangles are a mark not only of marriage but of the esteem in which a wife is held by her husband. The more bangles and the greater their value, the higher her esteem and the greater her social standing. The tradition also has religious overtones, since the wearing of bangles by the wife demonstrates that each recognizes the other as ‘worthy’ in terms of the fulfillment of their religious obligations. This position is further complicated in that women remove their bangles if they are widowed, and some fear that the removal of the bangles may lead to their husbands’ deaths.” **Questions**

    1. What is your initial reaction to this story? Why do you think you had this reaction?
    2. Based on this limited information, how would you rate this organization in terms of honoring diversity and developing leadership diversity? Discuss.
    3. If you were a top executive at this company, how would you handle this problem?

    **Requirements:**

    – There is no minimum or maximum required number of pages. Your analysis will be considered complete, if it addresses each of the 3 components outlined above.
    – Use of proper APA formatting and citations. If supporting evidence from outside resources is used those must be properly cited. A minimum of 3 – 5 sources (excluding the course textbook) from scholarly articles or business periodicals is required.
    – Include your best critical thinking and analysis to arrive at your justification.
    – Approach the assignment from the perspective of the senior executive leadership of the company.

    **Submission:** Upload/attach your completed paper to this assignment by the due date. Please see the Course Syllabus for the actual due date.

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    [>Accounting homework help](https://www.sweetstudy.com/fields/business-finance-accounting) ## Case Instructions, Guidelines & Preparation Remember, the case is graded per the rubric. The BoD would want your recommendations with the proper support. Any analysis details should be covered in an appendi…

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    ## Case Instructions, Guidelines & Preparation

    Remember, the case is graded per the rubric. The BoD would want your recommendations with the proper support.  Any analysis details should be covered in an appendix. Do not go to the Internet to find, for example, a SWOT or external analysis analysis and use it for your case.  Do your own research and develop your own strategic analysis.

    In doing your case you will need a minimum of five references outside the case I give you. Use current business websites to find out about recent developments. Certainly do not use websites that develop term papers or do strategy analysis on this case and publish them.  This could lead to charges of plagiarism and the associated consequences.

    The case study analysis allows you to apply your knowledge to the real world. Your goal is to identify the major problem confronting the subject company and provide a strategic solution for the problem. You will need to collect data and interpret it. You must also isolate the critical issues that the company faces.  Remember that in the words of Lord Kelvin, "anything that cannot be expressed in numbers represents knowledge that is of a poor and uncertain kind."

    After identifying the critical issues you can generate alternatives to address the company's competitive situation. Evaluating these alternatives allows an organization to select one course of action. With a course of action defined the strategic manager can then provide a plan for implementation this is what you are to do on the case studies. Always refer to the rubric for the critical points to cover.

    The format for the case study should be as follows.

    1. APA cover page,
    2. One-page, single spaced Executive Summary for the case as noted below. This is a summary of your report and, therefore, must be done **after** you finish the report. This one-page report must use headings and subheadings indicated in the following format to identify the critical issues. Begin with your understanding of the situation in a problem statement. Follow this with a concise presentation of your analysis and the alternatives you see. Recommend one course of action and support that recommendation with facts and other information, such as competitor’s moves. The last item is presents a plan for implementation –a sentence or two is sufficient. A sample of the Executive Summary is available with all this material.
    3. Body of your report (4-5 Pages). The summary page should encapsulate your understanding to the problems facing the company, a brief summary of the strategic analysis, financial analysis, the alternatives considered and a single recommendation with an implementation plan.

    After the executive summary page, you are to use standard APA formatting for a 5-page report. Tables, charts, graphs, etc. are to be put in the appendix and referenced from the body of your paper. **Deductions may be taken for papers where the body is longer than five pages.** Remember, in management you must get your thoughts across quickly if you expect your work to be read. Long reports generally wind up in a stack awaiting reading at some future date (which never comes).

    ### **Case Study Report Format:**

    Your report must include:

    1. NSU **Cover page** (1 page in length). It will present the name of the case and the author(s) of the report.
    2. Executive Summary (1 page in length).

               The Executive Summary is a concise overview of the report.  The Case Study Report should be written from the _perspective of an outside consultant, writing to the Board of Directors of the firm_.  It notes the essential points of the report and **must have** the following sections:

    1. Problem Statement: State the main problem facing the firm (or industry) in one, succinct sentence.
    2. Analysis: Summarize the main findings of your analysis. You may use bullet points, bold, italics – any means to convey and highlight the key factors you have determined based on your analysis. Don’t repeat items from the body of your report like the SWOT.  Summarize the major issues.
    3. Alternatives: State briefly (one sentence or a bullet point each) 2 or 3 alternative courses of action that could be implemented
    4. Recommendation: Choose **one** course of action and **support** your choice.
    5. Implementation: Briefly (1 or 2 sentences are sufficient) present how the plan would be implemented.  This tests the viability of the choice.  For example, your plan would demonstrate that the company has the people, financial resources and time to implement your recommendation.

    These bullets should appear in your paper. The following is a precise format for the Case Study.

    Formatting for Executive Summary:

    – Single-space
    – One inch all margins
    – Use bullet points, lists, or other means to convey information briefly. Further explanation can be found in the main body of the report.
    – Use headings and subheadings to organize the material in an easy to read and understandable manner that highlights the essential points of your analysis.
    – Do not include a summary or overview of the firm in your report. The Board of Directors are knowledgeable and need no background presented.

    The body of your paper should be in standard APA format, double-spaced, with appropriate references, but not exceeding five pages. You may attach Appendices for tables, charts, anything useful that is referred to in body of the case report.

    Remember that cases are graded per the rubric. The Case Study rubric can be found here or in the in the Course Instruction Tab and should be added at the end of your submission.

    #### **Case Study Preparation**

    The preparation of the case in this course is different than the cases you have written in the past. These will require substantial investigation into case company’s strategies, competitive positions and actions, problems being faced, the company financials, ratios and trends. The case study is about a real company's current position in the industry, the external competitive environment, the current strategies being used, and recommendations for strategies the company should use going forward. The case should identify a problem faced by the company, using the strategic management tools highlighted in the text and a quantitative analysis. You then generate realistic solutions, evaluate and select one, and then provide recommendations and the timeline to implement your recommendations. Remember that you are working to understand the company's current strategy and future direction that offers a solution to the problem of meeting the company’s shareholder requirements. Again, remember that you are fulfilling the requirements of the rubric for the cases.

    By analogy, in the BSG you have a set of prescribed goals to attain and a set of reports issued weekly to assist you in understanding how your company is doing relative to the competition and giving you an opportunity to revise your operational plans for the next period. However, in the Vail Resortss case you have to look at a company’s performance over the past few years and understand how their performance is changing and identify underlying problems. You are to identify trends in performance, problem areas, and how the company is performing using all of the tools that you have learned throughout your MBA program. Remember that you are working to meet or exceed the shareholder expectations.

    The perspective for your report analysis should be directed to the company’s Board of Directors (BoD). Remember that the BoD is familiar with the company’s history, its management structure and the strategies deployed in the past. Recycling old history about the formation of the company, its previous management, etc. will not be looked upon favorably by the BOD (or your instructor). Remember that your case study must be brought up to date with the most current 10K report or financial information. Get at the critical issues and report on them. Remember that in business, situations do not come with a set of questions. The questions sometimes have to be generated and then researched to find solutions to those questions. Success in the case is important to your final grade in that the case constitutes 10% of your course grade.

    ## **Vail Resorts Individual Case**

    The case will build on previous work in the course so your report will include:

    1. Analyzing the internal environment (Chapter 3)
    2. Analyzing the external environment (Chapter 4) and a few more considerations from the later chapters.
    3. More comprehensive examination of the financial situation of the company (Chapter 4)
    4. Consideration of other strategy choices (Chapter 6), or competing internationally (Chapter 7) or adding a diversification strategy (Chapter 8).

    With your knowledge of these later chapters, your strategic recommendation for Vail Resortss can be more sophisticated than the basic five generic business strategies. Use the material in Chapters 6 -9 to develop strategic solutions that can involve global expansion, mergers and acquisitions, alliances, backward or forward integration.

    For the financial analysis:

    Present one or more ratios to represent each of the four areas of financial analysis:

    Profitability (more than Gross Profit Margin)

    Liquidity

    Leverage (what I call Risk)

    Activity (what I call Efficiency)

    Then, present a minimum ½ page discussion of the company’s financial situation, using ratios to evaluate the company’s profitability, liquidity, leverage and activity.

    Of course, most of these ratios are meaningless by themselves; they only have meaning as a comparison.  You must therefore compare the Vail Resortss ratios to one of three choices:

    1. Where the company is now versus where it has been over time (last two years), or
    2. The industry averages for the ratios, or
    3. A significant rival’s ratios

    The ratios and financial information should be in the Appendix so you have all the five pages of the report for your analysis and recommendation. The financial analysis should be a significant part of your internal analysis – What could be more important about a company’s strengths and weaknesses?

    You are a consultant hired by the executive leadership of Vail Resortss's. Based on your analysis, you recommend to the company’s leadership what they should do strategically. Then, support your strategic recommendation. Why is it the best solution to the significant problem you have identified? Your recommendation should have as foundation at least 1-2 internal factors and at least 1 -2 external factors.  You can mix and match – what strengths should Vail Resortss's use to take advantage of an opportunity; or what opportunity should they take to solve one of its weaknesses.  What strengths could the company use to mitigate a threat; or what weaknesses must the company address so they do not fall victim to the threats facing the industry?

    Yes – this is a SWOT analysis.  And the true payoff of SWOT analysis is learning enough to develop a strong strategic approach to gaining competitive advantage.

    Rubric

    **Performance Criteria**

    **Basic**

    **Developing**

    **Proficient**

    **Accomplished**

    **Exemplary**

    States Problem Effectively

    Does not identify the problem.

    (0 pts)

    Identifies a symptom.

    (4 pts)

    Identifies a significant problem.

    (6 pts)

    Identifies a critical problem.

    (8pts)

    Effectively identifies the crucial problem

    (10pts)

    Analyzes the Situation using Tools and Concepts of Strategic Management

    Does not present analysis.

    (0 pts)

    Vaguely analyzes material.

    (12 pts)

    Generally analyzes the situation.

    (16 pts)

    Analyzes some key strategic factors.

    (24 pts)

    Insightfully analyzes key strategic factors.

    (30 pts)

    Analyzes Quantitative Factors

    Does not present quantitative analysis.

    (0 pts)

    Presents irrelevant quantitative analysis.

    (4pts)

    Generally analyzes the situation.

    (6 pts)

    Analyzes some key quantitative measures.

    (8pts)

    Insightfully analyzes key quantitative measures.

    (10pts)

    Generates Realistic Strategic alternative Solutions

    Provides no realistic strategic solutions.

    (0 pts)

    Provides ambiguous strategic solutions.

    (4 pts)

    Provides strategic solutions.

    (6 pts)

    Provides realistic strategic solutions.

    (8 pts)

    Provides realistic strategic solutions related to the problem.

    (10 pts)

    Evaluates Solutions/Selects Optimal

    Selects without evaluation.

    (0pts)

    Selects with little evaluation.

    (8 pts)

    Evaluates alternatives and selects one.

    (12 pts)

    Evaluates alternatives and explains rationale for selection.

    (16pts)

    Evaluates alternatives, provides rationale, and selects optimal Strategic solution for the main problem.

    (20 pts)

    Generates an Implementation Plan

    Provides no plan.

    (0pt)

    Provides cursory plan.

    (4 pts)

    Provides an implementation plan.

    (6 pts)

    Provides realistic implementation plan.

    (8pts)

    Provides implementation plan considering major factors.

    (10 pts)

    Writes at the Graduate Level

    Does not use designated format or standard.

    (0 pt)

    Uses designated format, but does not write clearly or in an organized fashion.

    (4 pts)

    Uses designated format, style, grammar, punctuation, and references.

    (6 pts)

    Uses designated format and writes at the graduate level.

    (8 pts)

    Uses designated format and writes at the publishable level.

    (10 pts)

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    Then, compare and contrast how markets, regulations, and local norms were
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    systems. What is another example of a resource or industry with salvage rhythms? How
    would you explain this to a friend?

    Then, compare and contrast how markets, regulations, and local norms were
    represented in the simulation. What seemed most effective in governing the shared
    resource of food waste, and why? How might you design a governance system for the
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    Anna Tsing’s The Mushroom at the End of the World introduces the concept of salvage
    rhythms. Begin by defining salvage rhythms in your own words and explain what the
    salvage rhythms of dumpster diving might reflect about our current social and economic
    systems. What is another example of a resource or industry with salvage rhythms? How
    would you explain this to a friend?

    Then, compare and contrast how markets, regulations, and local norms were
    represented in the simulation. What seemed most effective in governing the shared
    resource of food waste, and why? How might you design a governance system for the
    resource or industry you identified?

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