Consider the case example “Hidden Informal Policies” on p. 179 of your textbook, Generalist Practice with Organizations and Communities (6th edition). If you were the worker at the VA hospital, how would you feel? How could you prevent such an “Oops” experience?Assume that you (the new staff member at VA) and the physical therapist do some research and determine that staff turnover, particularly within the first six months on the job, is high. The two of you decide that you want to focus on organizational culture and ways to better socialize new staff when they are new to the job, with an anticipated outcome of increasing staff retention. Drawing from steps outlined in the text and the Martin chapter on organizational culture, briefly describe one strategy you might recommend and how you would implement it.As part of this assignment, craft an email that you and the physical therapist would send to promote your idea. (Think about organizational culture, to whom you would first contact/send this email, and the sensitivity required in suggesting organizational change within the hospital.)Please submit one original post (400-500 words) Cite the text and the Martin chapter when appropriateThis is the book in PDFhttps://xa.yimg.com/kq/groups/86503172/1636499205/...

Topic 1 ALL DIRECTIONS ATTACHEDCreate a list of both inner and outer conventions for the cop show and the medical drama. Each list should have a minimum of 10 conventions.Return to your list of conventions for cop shows and medical dramas and using the LEGO and salad metaphors, please envision 4 different versions of each genre that still use the same conventions, but play with syntax, scale and emphasis.Topic 2Select a reality TV subgenere (other than competition/gameshow, e.g. cooking reality TV, domestic life reality TV [Real Housewives, Little Women of...], entrepreneurial [Shark Tank, The Profit] ) and then select 3 current series that fall under that subgenere. Screen an episode from each. Then compile a list of conventions that they share in common (minimum 5). Finally, explain how similar conventions are used differently in each show.In what ways in An American Family similar to and different from contemporary reality TV shows?Screen an episode of Top Chef (available on Netflix) and compose a response that identifies how the episode both normalizes self-governance and offers viewers schadenfreude. Are these two ideas interconnected?Topic 3Are media franchises like Law & Order like McDonalds franchises? How are they similar? How are they different?

You will expand the outline you wrote in Module 3 into a complete paper. Papers must be typed in 12-point type and be double-spaced. There is no set length for the paper, though the average length is four or five pages. Citations are not necessary. Other important aspects are thoroughness, clarity, and a demonstrated sensitivity to the work of art.Your paper should have the following elements:IntroductionInclude specific information about the work within the first few paragraphs of your essay analysis: title, artist, date, location, dimensions, medium of the work, and the name of the exhibition/museum in which the work is displayed.Introduce the reader to the work of art by writing a detailed description of it. Your writing should be so detailed that the reader can picture the artwork.End the introductory paragraph with your thesis statement.BodyDiscuss the Elements of Art and Principles of Design that you think are important in understanding and analyzing this work. This part of the paper should be very detailed and will take several paragraphs. Go through each Element and Principle and describe in as much detail as possible how it is utilized in the work of art. Also worth noting is any apparent lack of a particular Element or Principle. For example, if a piece is in black and white, you should also address the impact of the lack of the Element of color.Discuss the medium the artist used and how the artist exploited the particular qualities of this medium. Always refer to the artist by her or his last name, not the first name, and put the title of the work in italics.Explain your personal response to the work based on its form as you analyzed it in the previous sections.ConclusionWrap up the essay by summarizing your thesis. Do not simply repeat your thesis statement; instead, reiterate the thesis while finalizing your thoughts on the entire topic.Keep in mind:Writing a formal analysis does involve your interpretation of and personal response to the work, but your reactions must be supported by referring to specific elements and qualities which you see in the work.Accept the work as it is. Do not "second guess" the artist and make such statements as, "I think the painting would have been better if the artist had . . ."Titles of exhibitions are in quotation marks; titles of works of art are underlined or are in italics.Common mistakes you will want to avoid:Failure to proofread your paper to check for spelling, punctuation, subject/verb agreement, incomplete sentences, run-on sentences, etc. Don’t rely on your computer’s spellchecker; the computer may not know if you mean "there" or "their."Confusing "it’s" and "its." "It's" means "it is." "Its" is the possessive of "it," for example, "The car is red, and its wheels are green."Referring to the artist by her/his first name. Would you write English literature paper on Romeo and Juliette and refer to the author asDo not use personal pronouns in academic writing. Personal pronouns include I, we, you, our, and my. Every sentence can be reworded to avoid personal pronouns.For example, instead of saying “I feel Waterlillies, by Claude Monet is a beautiful painting,” you should just say “Monet’s painting, Waterlillies, is beautiful because...”Instead of saying, “When you first look at Ballerina by Edgar Degas, you will notice many details,” you should say, “Degas’ painting, Ballerina, contains many interesting details, such as…”Here is the rubric for this paper.Module 05 Course Project – Formal AnalysisScoring Rubric:CriteriaPointsIncludes specific information about the work within the first few paragraphs of essay analysis: title, artist, date, location, dimensions, medium of the work, and the name of the exhibition/museum in which the work is displayed.10Introduces the reader to the work of art by writing a detailed description of how it looks, including setting, colors, subject(s), and background.10Analyzes the Elements of Art and Principles of Design important in understanding this work.15Discusses the medium the artist used and how the artist exploited the particular qualities of this medium. 15Conclusion that reiterates the thesis statement without repeating it10Grammar and mechanics10Total70