I have attached one of my lectures pdf. Please read through the pdf, and visit one of the virtual museums that are provided below to choose the art that relates to the PFD's topic. The pdf's topic is art in Korea. Thank you.Since you cannot currently visit a museum in person, if you would like to complete the extra credit this semester, go on a virtual visit to one of the following museums instead. This can mean browsing their online collections or taking a virtual tour if available.The British Museum (Links to an external site.)The British Museum virtual tour (Google Maps) (Links to an external site.) - this link will drop you into the Japanese gallery, but you can view the art of other cultures and eras by exploring other areas of the museum (don't forget to try the different floors!)The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Links to an external site.)Los Angeles County Museum of Art (Links to an external site.)Museum of Fine Arts Boston (Links to an external site.)National Palace Museum Taiwan (Links to an external site.)Asian Art Museum, San Francisco (Links to an external site.) - browse the online collection or browse by gallery (Links to an external site.)(if there is a work from another museum that you would like to cover, that is also fine - just make sure that it is appropriate for the prompt!)This is a survey course that covers many cultures over a vast period of time. As such, we discuss only a tiny fraction of the important works created during this time by these cultures. However, the works we have seen this semester in your textbook and in the lessons here on Canvas are not a random assortment of works. Instead, they have been carefully chosen to present a narrative of art history. Each work has been chosen because it is a good representative of a larger body of similar work, because it helps to demonstrate a key art historical theme, or because it reflects a historical turning point. However, just because these works have been chosen thoughtfully does not mean that they form an objectively correct 'canon' that tells the single true and impartial history of art.For the extra credit assignment, choose one object that you see in the museum's collection and write an essay arguing in favor of its inclusion in this course's content. This does not simply mean choosing a work you like and describing it or explaining why you like it or why you think it is important. Instead, the work you choose should be relevant - that is, it should fit into the scope of the class temporally(in terms of time) and geographically, and you should be able to connect it to some of the major themes of the course. In your essay explain how the work demonstrates or relates to these themes, and justify your choice by discussing what the work you have chosen would contribute to a better understanding of Asian art history and how. This means that your essay must reflect that you have done the assigned reading throughout the course, and your choice of the object should not be too similar to something already covered because this would contribute relatively little to our understanding of the subject overall.Your essay should be 600-800 words long and is worth up to 10 extra credit points.

As a public health professional, it is important to be able to communicate the fundamental characteristics and organizational structures of the U.S. public health and health care delivery systems. Research these systems. Use PowerPoint and develop a concise two-slide infographic that provides an overview of each. Refer to the "Infographic Example: Long-Term Health Care System Overview," for a general example of how to create an infographic related to this assignment. Create your infographic using the detail and organization required to clearly communicate the organization and structure of each. Include the following: Slide 1: Overall, provide a visual of the public health system. Include the federal, state, tribal, and local levels. Illustrate both the structure and organization of the system and include the public health functions (health promotion, health education, preventative health services specialties, environmental health service specialties, etc.). Slide 2: Choose a health care delivery organization for either public or private organizations and examine the structure. Outline the structure of the health care delivery systems you choose. Illustrate the system from executive leadership or administration down to the points of service. You are required to cite to a minimum of three sources to complete this assignment. Sources must be published within the last 5 years and appropriate for the assignment criteria and public health content.

Research PaperThe focus of this paper is to explore how residential patterns affect intergroup relations. You will use research approaches such as observation and secondary data analysis to further understand your community. Remember, you should conduct the observation (Step 2 below) on the same locale for which you completed the demographic report in your Week Three assignment (Step 1 below). If you are currently overseas or have other barriers that prevent you from physically accessing a location in the U.S., please contact your instructor for alternative assignment instructions.Step 1: Using Secondary DataUse the data gathered on your chosen locality in the Week Three assignment, “Demographic Report,” and implement any feedback from your instructor into your paper. If more data is needed, use demographic data from the latest census (available online using the US Census American FactFinder) and identify the various social and economic characteristics (i.e., education, population, housing, race, class, etc.) of this locale. You can also check government websites for your state, county or city for data. Present your findings in two to three pages of the paper.Step 2: Using an Observational Study Next, spend 30 to 60 minutes observing your community. Go to a central place in your town such as the center of the city, a major landmark, or you can drive or walk to different areas and observe for a few minutes. Take notes of what you observe, including the types of people you see, the economic conditions, as well as the businesses or other institutions that are present. Based on your observations, what can you tell about the economic condition of the majority of people? Is the locale integrated or segregated? In this step, consider the information you have gathered in Step 1 regarding social and economic characteristics, and identify whether it matches what you have recorded from your observation. Be sure to compare the data you gathered from your observations to what was found in the census data and make note if there are differences. Present your findings in one to two pages of the paper.Step 3: Analysis and Reporting of ResearchAnalyze your data and present your responses in two to three pages in the paper:Describe how segregated the neighborhoods are in your locality. Be sure to consider the various social inequality indicators: race, ethnicity, class, gender, and perhaps sexuality for some areas.Indicate if there are policies, practices, or specific circumstances that have created and maintained these patterns.Here are some examples of aspects to consider: Historically, has there always been racial segregation or not? Was it traditionally an area of immigration from a certain ethnic region? Is there an LGBT community? Was it an industrial area that had a strong working class community, or is it a technology area with highly educated citizens? Have there been efforts to desegregate or plans in the future?In Chapter 1 and throughout the text, you have explored several sociological theoretical perspectives. Indicate which theoretical perspective best presents your analysis of your locality. Describe why you have chosen this theoretical perspective and ensure you include detail on which theorist’s work is most representative.The Research Paper:Must be seven to nine double-spaced pages in length (excluding title and reference pages), and formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.Must include a title page with the following:Title of paperStudent’s nameCourse name and numberInstructor’s nameDate submittedMust begin with an introductory paragraph that has a succinct thesis statement.Must address the topic of the paper with critical thought.Must end with a conclusion that reaffirms your thesis.Must use at least five scholarly resources, including a minimum of two from the Ashford University Library.Must document all sources in APA style, as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.Must include a separate reference page, formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.