For this discussion question you are to assume the position of Major Louis Warren, the principal planner for security for the DRNC event. Based on your readings so far, identify the three likeliest threats that you expect to encounter on the week of the event. Then identify the three most consequential threats that you expect to encounter that week. Understanding that risk is a function of likelihood and consequence (Risk = Likelihood X Consequence), how do you rank order the overall risk posed by these threats? For the second part of this question, you will need to formulate a very brief policy statement (not to exceed seven words) that best addresses the risks that you have identified. You may formulate one, two, or three policy statements at the most for this question.At 600 words APA format

PR Case Study Part 1: Research and PlanningThis assignment is broken up into two parts, Part A: Company Analysis and Part B: Research and Planning.In 750-1,000 words, complete both Part A and Part B.This assignment uses a scoring guide. Please review the scoring guide prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.APA format is not required, but solid academic writing is expected.You are required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite. Refer to the LopesWrite Technical Support articles for assistance. Part AChoose an organization on which you want to base your public relations case study. Select an organization that you are able to access enough information to complete all the parts of this project. Consider options such as a Fortune 500 company, an organization on the Inc. 5000 list, or a large non-profit organization. Seek instructor approval for your selection.Write a company analysis. Include the following:A company summary that includes the following: describe the company or organization, what it does, the size of the organization, when were it was founded, and where it is located.A situational analysis or summary that includes the following: observations on the current state of the business and where it is relative to its goals, any other specific observations such as if the business has been in the news recently or if it adopted a new policy or rule that affects customers, and any general observations related to the organization.Identify a problem, opportunity, or goal that you could accomplish or overcome through a PR campaign.Describe what you expect for the outcome of your campaign.Describe specifically what success looks like for the client, such as 1,000 more social media followers, 300 attendees to the fundraising event, etc.Include two or more scholarly resources.Part BBased on the problem, opportunity, or goal that you wish to accomplish or overcome, that you chose in Part A, identify the following research items: What type of research information do you need based on the issue you selected for your plan?How will you use the research results?What research method might you use to get this information?Which specific publics need to be researched, focused on, or addressed? Why?Include two or more scholarly resources.

They are 7 questions and we have answer 4 out of the 7. Please number the question number you answer.Please post thoughtful responses and comments to the following questions.Watch Videos, ‘I am a Women’s Studies major because…,’ and ‘Lack of Men in Women’s Studies Courses’ under the Week 1 Content. What are the benefits of majoring Women’s Studies? What benefits would male students gain by taking Women's Studies classes? Discuss your reaction of the videos.What is Women’s Studies? Why did Women’s Studies emerge in the academic community? Why are Women's Studies programs inherently interdisciplinary?Why did many women feel that their ideas and thoughts were not being received by mainstream academics? Is this still the case? Why or why not?Explain what sociologist C. Wright Mills meant by the sociological imagination. As Mills sees it, how are personal troubles different from public issues? Explain also how personal troubles turn to public issues using an example of domestic violence or sexual misconduct, etc.Why is it important to understand feminism in relationship to women's studies? Can you understand one without being aware of the other? You can use examples to explain this question.Rich (1977) argues that the use of the word man as a synonym for all people, as in mankind or humanity, implies a bias against women and ultimately harms their status. Explain you agree or disagree. Does the use of a single word make that much difference? Does language matter? If you are a man, how would you react if the woman was used as synonym for all people?What is faulty generalization? Explain the relationship that faulty generalization should inclusive thinking. Explain this issue using an example.