INMGT-445 – Business Process Mgt. (BPM) Assignment – Final Project Part 3 – 20 pts. – REVISED Objective This assignment is intended to address, Course Objective 2 – Analyze existing processes within an organization utilizing process modeling tools and methods. Course Objective 3 – Design new and improve existing business processes. Course Objective 4 –…

EDSP 370 Individualized Transition Plan Template Student Name:_____________________________________________ Transition Planner: _________________________________________ Date: _________________ Discuss the student’s perceived skills and strengths (vocationally, socially, independent living): Discuss the student’s perceived interests with regard to post-secondary life (vocationally, socially, independent living): List and discuss four or more tools/ tests/ exams that could be used ot better determine the…

FOUR (4) SEPARATE Video Reviews – Listed Below NOT Papers just a Discussion See requirements below to ensure full credit for each review. Requirements: The review must include the following: ● Include Word count (minimum 400 words) ● Date and location of performance ● Name of artist or band with video link ● Type of…

Foundations of Critical Criminology – Week 9 Lecture The state was using crime as a means of weaponizing the resistance of social conflict. Marxian/Radical Criminology Crime is a product of capitalist society, (aggressiveness, selfishness, greed, pursuit of power, violence and want) “Cui bono” (In whose interests are laws made?) Assumes law and social control are…

Foundations of Critical Criminology – Week 8 Lecture Neo-Positivist Criminology (1840-Present) Scientific strategies required to control crime, not punitive measures, which are known to reduce recidivism or prevent crime. Crime is delinked from its social and political construction and becomes an autonomous fact inherent to the body or two cultural and social factors. Scientific specialists…

Foundations of Critical Criminology – Week 5 Lecture What is the Sociology of Knowledge? 1. It is the study of how ideas, beliefs, and processes for verifying knowledge are generated by groups. (Simply not any old set of ideas, some opinions and ideas carry more weight as they have a hierarchy of credibility) 2. Inherent…

Foundations of Critical Criminology – Week 1 Lecture Knowledge stimulation – Pleasure-Threat threshold (Endorphin threshold, Fight/Flight response) When you’re reaching a point of hitting a wall, and knowledge is challenging and difficult, result of body filling with cortisol) A professor is not a teacher? (Does not engage in Pedagogy), but does engage in adult education…

Foundations of Critical Criminology – Week 7 Lecture IMPORTANT: The TAKE HOME exam is going to be based on the issues of biological. Psychological, social, cultural and environmental determinism. There is NO such thing as DETERMINED WILL (it is a myth) humans will always have free will (No one is determined by culture, social conditions…

Foundations of Critical Criminology – Week 6 Lecture Section 25 of the Criminal Code – “The Police may break the law to uphold the law”, so the state gives itself permission to break the law (both behaviourally and definitionally). Then there’s nothing objectively real about crime. How dominant groups define what constitutes a crime (by…

Foundations of Critical Criminology – Week 3 Lecture Foundations of Criminology: Antiquity to the Enlightenment. Criminology is the “scientific” study of crime, and it has three foci: Lawmaking the breaking of law. Societal reaction. Criminology presumes that it is measuring an objective reality, but it’s really a social constructed reality. It is not something that…