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Case Study – 3 Questions on a video

Case Study – 3 Questions on a video

CEMEX was founded in Mexico in 1906. It is the world’s largest building materials supplier and the third largest cement producer. In 1999, CEMEX launched Patrimonio Hoy, offering do-ityourself construction services to low-income households.

Consider the following questions as you watch the video below:

1. Why should we consider this an example of social entrepreneurship?

2. What was new and different about this social intrapreneurial venture?

3. What were the needs it addressed?

Compose your response to these questions using a maximum of 2 pages 1½ spaced. Use sources including the one below the video.

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synthesis essay

synthesis essay

Using APA style, prepare a 500-600-word synthesis paper following these guidelines.

  • First, select a focal point based on the three case studies we have read this semester (From Regional Star to Global Leader, L’Oreal Multiculturalism, and Managing Cross-Cultural Communication).
  • Construct a thesis that makes a claim about this focal point.
  • Support your thesis with evidence from at least 2 of the 3 sources, integrating their material with your commentary. Avoid too much summary – include only enough to explain your ideas.
  • Include the major components of an academic paper, including an introduction (with a thesis statement), a body (with topic sentences for each paragraph), and a conclusion. Paragraphs should be coherent and demonstrate unity.
  • Avoid plagiarism by paraphrasing and quoting the sources appropriately with proper APA in-text and reference citations. Remember that a sentence cannot consist of just a direct quotation (use attributive phrases/reporting verbs).
  • Drawing from feedback from previous assignments, edit your paper carefully.

Your essay will be graded on the following:

  • Essay structure: introduction, body, thesis statement, and conclusion (2 points)
  • Paragraph structure: Topic sentences, support, conclusion, coherence, and unity (2 points)
  • Evidence of proper integration of relevant sources (2 points)
  • Ability to summarize and synthesize sources (2 points)
  • Depth and originality of ideas (2 points)
  • Appropriate grammar, vocabulary, and mechanics (2 points)
  • Use of APA (2 points)
  • Adherence to assignment guidelines, including meeting length requirement (1 point)\
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Conduct a SWOT Analysis

Conduct a SWOT Analysis

Continue with the scenario that you are the athletic director at Champ University, which is considering making the jump from Division II to Division I of the NCAA. As the athletic director, you will spearhead this momentous passage. Before you take your proposal to the University President and the Board of Regents, you realize you must do your homework and prepare your argument from all sides.

For this week’s assignment, conduct a SWOT analysis of Champ University’s athletic department and the possibility of moving from Division II to Division I.

Review the literature and example regarding how to conduct a SWOT analysis, what aspects are necessary to include in a SWOT analysis, and how this SWOT analysis will assist you in moving forward with your decision of moving divisions.

Remember that a SWOT analysis contains four elements: strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Each element is just as important as the others. Be sure to highlight and develop multiple components within each category. It should be noted that when identifying and classifying relevant factors, the focus is not just on internal matters, but also external components that could influence the success of the athletic department and the university as a whole.

As always, you should discuss Champ’s mission, vision, values, and goals, and then reflect these in the university’s current or future plans. Be sure to explain why Champ University has been a successful athletic program and why it has the capacity to reposition itself as a Division I institution. Then, justify the strategies for advancement and expansion, and ways that a change of divisions could benefit the university and your athletic program. Be sure to also address any possible drawbacks of transitioning to Division I. Remember that bigger is not always better!

Research the requirements of a NCAA Division I institution and explain whether you think that Champ University has the ability to meet these standards.

Length: 5-7 pages, not including title and reference pages

References: Minimum of three to five scholarly resources

Your paper should demonstrate thoughtful consideration of the ideas and concepts presented in the course by providing new thoughts and insights relating directly to this topic. Your paper should reflect scholarly writing and current APA standards. Review The Basics of APA Style.

Resource links

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNXYI10Po6A&feature=youtu.be (SWOT Analysis)

https://www.ncaapublications.com/p-4111-ncaa-strategic-plan.aspx

http://www.ncaa.org/d2

http://www.ncaa.org/d1

https://www.naia.org/legislative/official-policy-handbook

http://docplayer.net/4571546-Strengths-weaknesses-opportunities-threats.html

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1. During the Great Recession,

1. During the Great Recession,

Topic 3 DQ 2

1. During the Great Recession, the U.S. government increased spending in an attempt to buoy the economy. Since, at the time, economic growth was stagnant—and even declining in some quarters—there was not enough government revenue generated to keep pace with spending. Consequently, the government engaged in “deficit spending.” What are fiscal deficits? What are the consequences of deficits?

2. Work on a one-sentence summary of recession. (Note: This is just a one sentence)

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