Looking for someone to take SOCY 423 6380 RACE AND ETHNICITY: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE (2158) SOCY-423. WE WILL HAVE TO WORK CLOSELY TOGETHER. Week One Essay on Recognizing Race (5%) You will be asked to write an essay of around three pages, double-spaced, writing about the moment when you recognized race or on an especially important moment in your life when you recognized race. This essay will be graded using the Guidelines for Reflective Essays, found under Course Content, on the left menu of the classroom. A fully-detailed description of this assignment is found in the Detailed Course Schedule, below the Brief Schedule Chart, in this Syllabus. Week One Essay contributes to the following Socy 423 course objectives: apply key terminology appropriately to communicate effectively about ethnic and racial issues analyze current and historical events and their impact on ethnic minorities use sociological tools, theories, and terminology to critically evaluate ethnic and racial issues Week Two Graded Posting on the St. Louis World's Fair (15%) The Week Two graded posting on the St. Louis World's Fair offers you the opportunity to research a very interesting event in 1904. The Anthropology Exhibits at that fair presented a state-of-the art exhibition of anthropology and race science of the day. A fully-detailed description of this assignment is found in the Detailed Course Schedule, below the Brief Schedule Chart, in this Syllabus. The Week Two exploration of the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair contributes to the following Socy 423 course objectives: apply key terminology appropriately to communicate effectively about ethnic and racial issues analyze current and historical events and their impact on ethnic minorities use sociological tools, theories, and terminology to critically evaluate ethnic and racial issues Week Four: Midterm Take-Home Examination (30%) The midterm examination will consist of short essay questions and one longer essay question. The tasks will be ones we have done repeatedly in class, and you will be requested to use all the materials of our course and your own reasoning to answer the questions. Materials on the test will come from our textbook, our course modules, and materials in the Discussions. Your essays on the exam will be graded using the Guidelines for Reflective Essays, found under Course Content, on the left menu of the classroom. The midterm examination will be posted by Week Two of the course. After Week Two, you will find a fully-detailed description of this examination in the Detailed Course Schedule, below the Brief Schedule Chart, in this Syllabus. The midterm examination in Socy 423 contributes to the following course objectives: apply key terminology appropriately to communicate effectively about ethnic and racial issues analyze current and historical events and their impact on ethnic minorities differentiate key social and political theories related to ethnic minorities in the United States use sociological tools, theories, and terminology to critically evaluate ethnic and racial issues Week Six and Week Seven: Essay on "The Melting Pot" (15%) This assignment asks you to read a compelling play from 1908 and to analyze it with the help of a number of guiding questions. The complete assignment is found in the Detailed Course Schedule under Week Six. This assignment contributes to the following Socy 423 course objectives: apply key terminology appropriately to communicate effectively about ethnic and racial issues analyze current and historical events and their impact on ethnic minorities differentiate key social and political theories related to ethnic minorities in the United States use sociological tools, theories, and terminology to critically evaluate ethnic and racial issues Week Eight: Final Take-Home Examination (25%) The final examination will consist of essay questions and will test you on materials in this course, including the textbook, the materials for the Discussions, and the materials found in the Modules for the course. The final examination will be posted during Week Five of the course. At that time you will find a detailed and thorough description of the examination and the exam questions themselves, to provide you with additional time to work on them before the end of the course. The essays on the final examinationwill be graded using the Guidelines for Reflective Essays, found under Course Content, on the left menu of the classroom. From Week Five a fully-detailed description of this assignment can be found under Week Eight in the Detailed Course Schedule in this Syllabus. The Week Eight Final Examination contributes to the following Socy 423 course objectives: apply key terminology appropriately to communicate effectively about ethnic and racial issues analyze current and historical events and their impact on ethnic minorities differentiate key social and political theories related to ethnic minorities in the United States use sociological tools, theories, and terminology to critically evaluate ethnic and racial issues You are responsible for the following graded items: Week One Essay on Recognizing Race 5% Week Two Graded Posting on the St. Louis World's Fair 15% Week Four: Midterm, take-home examination 30% Weeks Six and Seven: Essay on "The Melting Pot" 15% Week Eight: Final, take-home examination 25% Participation statistics 10% TOTAL 100%

Looking for someone to take SOCY 423 6380 RACE AND ETHNICITY: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE (2158) SOCY-423. WE WILL HAVE TO WORK CLOSELY TOGETHER. Week One Essay on Recognizing Race (5%) You will be asked to write an essay of around three pages, double-spaced, writing about the moment when you recognized race or on an especially important moment in your life when you recognized race. This essay will be graded using the Guidelines for Reflective Essays, found under Course Content, on the left menu of the classroom. A fully-detailed description of this assignment is found in the Detailed Course Schedule, below the Brief Schedule Chart, in this Syllabus. Week One Essay contributes to the following Socy 423 course objectives: apply key terminology appropriately to communicate effectively about ethnic and racial issues analyze current and historical events and their impact on ethnic minorities use sociological tools, theories, and terminology to critically evaluate ethnic and racial issues Week Two Graded Posting on the St. Louis World's Fair (15%) The Week Two graded posting on the St. Louis World's Fair offers you the opportunity to research a very interesting event in 1904. The Anthropology Exhibits at that fair presented a state-of-the art exhibition of anthropology and race science of the day. A fully-detailed description of this assignment is found in the Detailed Course Schedule, below the Brief Schedule Chart, in this Syllabus. The Week Two exploration of the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair contributes to the following Socy 423 course objectives: apply key terminology appropriately to communicate effectively about ethnic and racial issues analyze current and historical events and their impact on ethnic minorities use sociological tools, theories, and terminology to critically evaluate ethnic and racial issues Week Four: Midterm Take-Home Examination (30%) The midterm examination will consist of short essay questions and one longer essay question. The tasks will be ones we have done repeatedly in class, and you will be requested to use all the materials of our course and your own reasoning to answer the questions. Materials on the test will come from our textbook, our course modules, and materials in the Discussions. Your essays on the exam will be graded using the Guidelines for Reflective Essays, found under Course Content, on the left menu of the classroom. The midterm examination will be posted by Week Two of the course. After Week Two, you will find a fully-detailed description of this examination in the Detailed Course Schedule, below the Brief Schedule Chart, in this Syllabus. The midterm examination in Socy 423 contributes to the following course objectives: apply key terminology appropriately to communicate effectively about ethnic and racial issues analyze current and historical events and their impact on ethnic minorities differentiate key social and political theories related to ethnic minorities in the United States use sociological tools, theories, and terminology to critically evaluate ethnic and racial issues Week Six and Week Seven: Essay on "The Melting Pot" (15%) This assignment asks you to read a compelling play from 1908 and to analyze it with the help of a number of guiding questions. The complete assignment is found in the Detailed Course Schedule under Week Six. This assignment contributes to the following Socy 423 course objectives: apply key terminology appropriately to communicate effectively about ethnic and racial issues analyze current and historical events and their impact on ethnic minorities differentiate key social and political theories related to ethnic minorities in the United States use sociological tools, theories, and terminology to critically evaluate ethnic and racial issues Week Eight: Final Take-Home Examination (25%) The final examination will consist of essay questions and will test you on materials in this course, including the textbook, the materials for the Discussions, and the materials found in the Modules for the course. The final examination will be posted during Week Five of the course. At that time you will find a detailed and thorough description of the examination and the exam questions themselves, to provide you with additional time to work on them before the end of the course. The essays on the final examinationwill be graded using the Guidelines for Reflective Essays, found under Course Content, on the left menu of the classroom. From Week Five a fully-detailed description of this assignment can be found under Week Eight in the Detailed Course Schedule in this Syllabus. The Week Eight Final Examination contributes to the following Socy 423 course objectives: apply key terminology appropriately to communicate effectively about ethnic and racial issues analyze current and historical events and their impact on ethnic minorities differentiate key social and political theories related to ethnic minorities in the United States use sociological tools, theories, and terminology to critically evaluate ethnic and racial issues You are responsible for the following graded items: Week One Essay on Recognizing Race 5% Week Two Graded Posting on the St. Louis World's Fair 15% Week Four: Midterm, take-home examination 30% Weeks Six and Seven: Essay on "The Melting Pot" 15% Week Eight: Final, take-home examination 25% Participation statistics 10% TOTAL 100%