For this piece of the Humanities Project, you will submit your topic choice along with your thesis and outline as a single 1-2 page Word document. This outline will be a guide of how your paper will flow. Please study the following example to see how to write an introduction and thesis statement and then develop a tentative outline out of that thesis. Begin with a couple of introductory statements that introduce the topic and main idea to the audience: The world of literature has produced some phenomenal talents throughout history. Both Langston Hughes and James Baldwin have made major contributions to their particular genres. Then transition into your thesis statement as in the following sentences: Both Hughes and Baldwin made great strides by lending their voices to a certain movement. Both were prolific writers with some of the same purposes, but with different outcomes. These preliminary sentences introduce and briefly describe your subjects (the people you will be writing about). Together, they lay the foundation for some of the main points that you will make in your paper. Now you go to your thesis statement: In exploring some of the similarities and differences in the lives of Hughes and Baldwin, it can be argued that both of these writers' voices resonated over others during their respective generations. Although some of their life experiences may be similar, the work of these writers affected the literary world in a distinct manner. Your entire introduction and thesis statement should be at least one full paragraph (5-8 lines), with your thesis statement being the last sentence in the paragraph. You continue now with the Body of the Outline: First Section - with details from the background of the subjects - to support the thesis. Discusses how the beginning (birth place, education, etc.) of their lives were similar or different in any way. Second Section - with details from the background of the subjects - to support the thesis. Discusses some of the influences of other writers that can be seen in the works of the subjects. Third Section - with details from the background of the subjects - to support the thesis. Discusses in detail some of the works of the writers that speak to who the writers are as individuals. Conclusion - Wraps everything up by referring back to thesis and supporting examples. Be sure to mention both subjects again to reiterate the thesis. Clinch with a closing statement and leave the reader with something to think about. For more details on writing a thesis and outline, see the Study Guide for Thesis and Outline in the Course Materials folder.

For this assignment, you will view the Dr. Jolly scenario and then submit a one- to two-page paper that follows APA Style guidelines. At a minimum, address the following questions in your paper submission:What ethical issues do you see in the Dr. Jolly/Mr. Dawson situation?If Dr. Jolly were practicing at Anywhere Medical Clinic, discuss the decision-making approach you could use to advise Dr. Jolly on identifying an ethically sound decision for Mr. Dawson.If you were Dr. Jolly, how would you respond to Mr. Dawson? Your paper must have at least two APA Style references and citations from the textbook or outside sources.Below is the Narrative of Story:For years anywhere medical clinic has provided exceptional medical care. Today we are pleased to announce an all new concierge medical unit. For a $50,000 annual membership fee, your entire family can be covered by a concierge service which means less wait time for medical appointment, private waiting rooms, luxury medical supplies and on demand house calls for medical care when needed. Dr. Joseph jolly is providing our concierge care for athletes. Dr. Joseph Jolly‘s first case is a physical exam for a patient named Calvin Dawson, Who is a CEO of a neighboring hospital.Mr. Dawson is a member of an athletic club with other CEOs who engage in running, climbing, biking, skiing, and Watersports. He scheduled a physical exam with Dr. Jolly in preparation for the next athletic club event-running a mountain biking Pikes Peak in Colorado Springs.In the exam room:Dr jolly: so what kind of training have you been doing to get ready for your trip Mr. Dawson?Mr.Dawson: I wish I could’ve done more training but I have been so busy at work I am the oldest of all the guys in the group by at least nine years and they have been doing this trip for five years. This year is my first time joining them I’m worried about my ability to keep up with them especially in the high-altitude of Colorado I’m so anxious that I think I need your help.Dr. Jolly: what kind of help do you need?Mr. Dawson: I was hoping that you could help me with a prescription for some steroids I’m sure a little boost could help me adjust faster to The high altitude during the climb, and I could perform better like the other guys.