Imagine you are a visiting Sociologist at the local university in Gulu (Gulu University), one of the primary cities in northern Uganda. An outbreak of Ebola has been reported in three of the Acholi communities adjacent to Gulu within the past three months. From reports in the community, there are likely about 200 residents that have contracted Ebola. Staff at the Catholic hospital in Gulu are preparing to visit the communities to advise and treat the residents. The hospital’s director knows of your experience in medical anthropology and the region. He formally asks that you design a plan for the Acholi. Based on what you have read by the Hewlett’s, what would you advise? Your writing should include at least three major recommendations that could be followed by hospital staff or development workers in the region involving how to organize efforts and/or actions to take. You should also have at least a few recommendations on principles or actions for staff and workers avoid. Ideally, your writing will include a step-by-step outline that displays concrete actions to be taken to most effectively aid the Acholi. Your writing should begin with an overview of your opinion and summary of data supporting it and rely on evidence from this week's readings and any other pertinent course materials from this week, stated in a clear and organized manner. The writing should be approximately the equivalent of one page double-spaced with citations of our relevant sources to provide evidence for your argument.

At what point should juveniles be tried as an adult? Should they ever be tried as an adult?Read this article at pbs.org:http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/juve...Next, search the Gale Criminal Justice Collection for an article by Patrick T. McCormick called “Fit to Be Tried.”What do these articles have to say about trying juveniles as adults? Explain why you agree or disagree. Share your thoughts with your classmates.