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    generally state that I achieved my three goals - Enhance my skills in the acute setting on the first floor of the facility, distinguish the use of collaboration within the facility, and to leave a lasting impression on both the facility and the residents. Because I shadowed a nurse on the first floor, rather than a CNA, my experience this week rested highly beneficial and thought provoking. Although I stood able to interpret more of a nurse’s role this week, sadly, I did not get to practice all…

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    Edwardsville Case Study

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    “It will be funded one way or another, but anytime we have support from the community it’s going to help us achieve other projects,” Grable said. The park, which will be named after longtime resident and alderman Leon Corlew, will feature a wet play area – called a splash pad – and a dry playground. “Our splash pad is the main feature of that park, even though it will only be open during the warm months,” Grable said. “It’s something that’s unique…

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    For one of my assignments I have been asked to produce an introduction booklet about equality and diversity for care workers, I am going to explain and give them an understanding on how they can enforce good practice ensuring that the residents at the care home can receive the best possible care. In this introduction programme I am going to talk about the difference between non-discriminatory practice and discriminatory practice and I am going to explain what should and shouldn’t be happening in…

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    Pullman Town Analysis

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    and was a “gift” to his workers to give them a better lifestyle than what they could have provided for themselves. However what is unknown is that Pullman benefited the most from this town, generating a 6% yearly profit on the rents he charged his residents. Not only that, but he also forced and pressured his workers to live in Pullman, firing those who decided not to live there. Although management could argue that workers were paying 3/5 the rent of surrounding neighborhoods…

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    Two main reasons contribute to why I would love to become a Resident Advisor. To help make campus housing fun and safe is the first reason. Students spend majority of their time in college inside the residence halls. I want to be able to show students that he/ or she can do more than just sleep here. RSA and other RA’s provide many fun events to the students and I would love to a part of planning those fun events. In addition, I would like to show students that he or she does not have to party…

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    it is noticeable through the reading that is a boring and dull town where most residents are consumed with finding out what goes on in each other’s lives. At this time the blacks and whites lived in the same town, but did not interact at all. If a white resident would socialize with a black resident that would be social death, that white resident would be isolated from the rest of the town. Not all the white residents are the same, there is one of the most cherished characters in this novel his…

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    Community Meeting

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    a recent community meeting of my residential neighbourhood back home in Calgary; Meadowlark Park. Meadowlark Park is one of the smallest neighbourhoods in the city, located in the SW quadrant, there are approximately 275 homes and just over 600 residents. Being located next to the largest and most popular mall in the city, as well as two of the major roadways (Glenmore Trail and Elbow Drive), the community itself has developed and gone through substantial change in recent decades. These changes…

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    accessible to various disabilities that her elderly residents may have. Liz Brown and her staff eagerly make accommodations for each resident and in the best interest of the whole building through using the principles of universal design. Although numerous changes have been made for better accessibility, Abundant Life is still working on creating a fully accessible building. Initially, the parking lot was extremely accommodating to the residents who still drive. The…

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    Resident Assistant Essay

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    Question 1: a) Please indicate what attracted you to this post? What attracted me most about the position of a Resident Assistant was the opportunity to help other students with the difficulties of university life which I experienced myself. Although Edinburgh is not a large city, it was still difficult for me to adapt to this new lifestyle. Wouldn’t have it been for my Residents Assistants, it would have been far more challenging for me. Now that I am given the opportunity to do the same for…

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    Urban Observations

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    Name of agency and location The agency that I have been placed at is the Women’s Transitional Living Center (WTLC) in Orange, California. The community that the shelter serves is comprised of survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking as well as victims of mental illness and substance abuse (WTLC, n.d.a). They also serve especially vulnerable populations such as transgender persons, emancipated youth, and persons coming out of the prison system (WTLC, n.d.a). This agency is the third…

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