Description
For the Primary Document Analysis (PDA) papers this semester, you will select a single document or specified group of documents from the documents provided within each Unit's PDA Assignment page. After reading your selected document please submit a written essay that:
1. Addresses the stated writing prompt(s) associated with the specific PDA assignment and selected documents.
2. Meets the stated MINIMUM length requirement for the associated writing prompt(s).
The Writing Assignments for this course should be written and submitted with the following formatting rules:
1. The essays should be Double-Spaced and written in Times New Roman font with a point size of 12.
2. The top, bottom, left, and right margins should all be the standard 1" in size.
3. The single-spaced header on the first page should include your Name and Document # from which your analysis is drawn. There is no need for a header on any subsequent page. There is also no need for a Title. Please be aware that if you should decide to include in your submission a Title that this will not be counted towards your minimum length requirement.
4. You will be penalized for any submission that does not meet the stated minimum length requirement.
5. Because of the short length of these assignments, please avoid directly quoting the document unless it is absolutely essential to your argument. Instead, briefly paraphrase the passage(s) and focus instead upon providing your analysis and supporting your argumentation.
6. There is no need to provide a citation for the single document you are analyzing. However, if you have used outside sources beyond the document provided, please include citations using the MLA Format. This will include in-text citations and a Works Cited Page. The Works Cited Page should be on a separate page at the conclusion of your essay and will not count towards the minimum length requirement.
If you need any help with the above formatting guidelines or citing your sources, please do not hesitate to email me. A very good online resource for any college-level writing assignment is the Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL).The following URL will lead you directly to their pages related to MLA citations: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/
Finally, there should be no excuses for attempting to use the ideas and/or words of any of your sources and attempting to pass them off as your own. Plagiarism will not be tolerated under any circumstances. Simply citing your source(s) does not give you permission to copy them word-for-word unless they are being directly quoted and placed in quotation marks. Even attempting to adjust the sentence structure or altering a couple of words in a source will not absolve you of charges of plagiarism. The skill of paraphrasing (or putting a source's words or ideas into your own words) is not a simple one to acquire.
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Running head: THE TAMMANY PHILOSOPHER
The Tammany Philosopher
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Institution
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THE TAMMANY PHILOSOPHER
The Tammany Philosopher
Introduction
Academic excellence is one thing and how to apply it in the real world to yield
results is even better and ought to be the ultimate goal. It is for that reason that the
training and internship programs are critical in career exploration. Students are often
given a chance to deliver results drawing from the knowledge acquired in class. I was
enrolled in a culinary school college to learn the art of cooking. Upon the final year, we
are expected to enroll to an internship program before presenting the final project.
Gaining professional experience is very important as it helps to mold a person in realizing
their potential. My focus was to understand my niche in the kitchen to provide excellent
skills towards career development. During my internship period I was posted in the store
where I had a good time learning the importance of maintaining hygiene and rules to
ensure effective food processing chain. In addition, the Chief Chef taught me through the
maintenance on functional food safety systems as the core focus while in the storeroom
(Jianu & Chiş 151–156). Culinary internships are usually the best way to transfer
theoretical class work and gaining experience in forging career exploration. Without a
doubt, internship helps a person to gain and develop culinary experience through
practical learning from experienced professionals. Training and education complement
each other in ensuring the trainees are made aware of the responsibilities and acquiring
the necessary skills. The internship position enabled me to learn the necessity of food
safety and hygiene, though from the experience I learnt that it does not always entail in
positive changes towards food handling behavior (Seaman & Eves p. 381-387).
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THE TAMMANY PHILOSOPHER
Thesis
As a culinary inter...
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