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¶ … Cicero's " Practical Code of Behavior"

In recent decades, rape has come out of the closet and is now openly discussed and recognized as a serious social problem. However, there is still a stigma of shame and blame attached to a victim of rape causing many…

The terrible toll that tuberculosis took on African American citizens in Philadelphia around the turn of the 20th century was the motive for several organizations to collaborate and form a coalition. Once the organizations involved provided funding and medical input to the problem, more blacks were able to be treated. This is a paper about coalitions, not about racial issues, but race is involved and has a prominent aspect to the paper.

Bridge/Prehospice Program: Do Hospice Bridge Programs Increase Quality of Life for Terminal Patients by Encouraging Earlier Access to Palliative Resources?

In the past thirty years the Chinese economy has exhibited phenomenal growth, especially when compared to what the country had seen for the century before that. China has become a model of economic efficiency and…

Clinical supervision is a cornerstone of counselor education and a critical part of my professional practice. I have invested a tremendous amount of time and resources in the development of my supervisory skills by…

This paper is a literature review and discussion of how family therapy approaches anorexia nervosa. The premise for most of the research conducted using family based therapy is a theory by Salvador Minuchin and Mara…

¶ … Worse the Passage, the More Welcome the Port

Organizational Behavior is an ongoing and fluid science that constantly changes. Perceiving how these changes take place within the workplace arena is helpful to employees and students who are seeking to climb the corporate ladder of success. Using ones own experiences to learn about OB is an important characteristic that can assist all those who seek to succeed.

Based on the model demonstration comprehensive job training programs, this policy brief recommends that the city of Ottawa adopt a dual emphasis in its initiative to eliminate homelessness. Funding must address the cause and the symptoms of homelessness. The policy action to bring this intention to the fore is movement away from an exclusive homes first orientation that is not making sufficient inroads into the homelessness situation in the city. The city must fund programs that at once establish homes and jobs. The following recommendations are intended to establish the political will and social framework to enable a dual focus in the eliminate homelessness effort.