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    Gender In Nursing

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    United States Census Bureau’s Industry and Occupational Statistics (2012), 9.6% of all registered nurses (RN) were male as of 2011. This is over a 300% increase since 1970 where the prevalence of men in all nursing fields was only 2.7%. Although the prevalence of men in nursing fields has increased, the statistics show that there are significant challenges of recruitment of males into the nursing role, and retaining them. Chad E. O’Lynn, and co-author Russell E. Tranbarger of Men in Nursing,…

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    where regardless of interest there are limited resources to find out the possibilities in this sector and since they are never shown the light of this field, women never come across the possibilities with this sector (Betz, 1994; Fitzgerald & Harmon, 2001; Luzzo & McWhirter, 2001) and then there is the lack of psychological support for this field and since it is left unexplored only a handful women take that leap and go searching for their horizons in this sector. Though women have advanced…

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    university research goals attending some congresses and summer schools where I could know more about current research in Mexico and the world. Moreover, I took some extracurricular courses with the purpose of being up-to-date and better trained in my field of study. Consequently, my bachelor thesis was based on an experimental study of optical solitons, and it is worth to mention that it is being reviewed so as to be published in an international scientific magazine. So far, I have learnt about…

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    My Second Pathway Essay

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    at the University of Western Ontario because the program will provide an interdisciplinary perspective on health, a proximate location, and for the university’s accreditation. Firstly, I am excited to go into this program because it will be with professors from a plethora of different traditional academic areas such as Anatomy (of which will provide me with a solid background in biology to allow me to excel in the medical field), Nursing (of which will give me an insight into patient treatment),…

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    sciences allow for the creation of ideas to design new ways to do things. Using the creativity that music develops in correlation with the sciences creates a sense of creativity that surpasses those who do not have these experiences. Similarly, interdisciplinary studies allow students to gain experience…

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    Public Health Education

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    1. Dropping the Public Administration Emphasis from the MPH degree. 2. PH 660 - Public Health in a Global Setting is being added as a Spring elective to serve as a course for both PH and OT graduate students and in collaboration with an interdisciplinary global health experience. 3. All courses in the emphasis areas of Health Promotion and Epidemiology are being updated to include a hybrid delivery option. This is to accommodate the Traverse City location and student cohort as well as more…

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    The Manhattan Project team was goal-oriented as this was in the field of science, driven by a group of scientists who genuinely enjoyed working in their field and were skilled. Moreover, the team leader of the project, who recruited the scientists, focused on group cohesion and maintaining the internal dynamics of the group in order to maintain a level of order…

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    Many pieces of academic writing have covered art therapy and its effects on adults with depression, serving as a platform to evaluate whether or not art therapy is useful and helpful for depressed individuals. Each field in which the articles are written provides a unique perspective on the issue of depression and using art therapy as a way to treat it. This can be seen in the rhetorical choices of two articles: “On Considering the Role of Art Therapy in Treating Depression…

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    Discuss your views and commentary on the issues surrounding the historiography of psychology. What is psychology? To begin, psychology is the scientific study of the human mind and its processes, including behavior. To be more explicit psychology is a complex, diverse, and in-depth disciplinary that has grown dramatically in its area of interests since its founding. What I particularly appreciate most about this discipline is the comprehensive list of subfields within its branch of division.…

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    sciences tend to concentrate more on American and European areas. This holistic perspective allows anthropologists to make their cultural perceptions and beliefs from misleading them from their research. Anthropology is an interdisciplinary subject that consists of four primary sub-fields; physical anthropology, cultural anthropology, linguistics and archaeology. These four approaches unite the sciences and humanities together. The two major goals of anthropology are understanding the…

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