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Essay Instructions: Document an event that helped stimulate improvements or create an awareness in mass media. Examples are War of the Worlds, Hindenburg disaster, WWII, the Kennedy assassination, or any event that you feel was worthy of changing mass media for the better.



NOTE: You should think carefully about who in particular, or what event to use. It REALLY needs to be a person or event that was, or is currently significant in making the media better in technology or in presentation of performance.

REQUIREMENTS:

1. The essay should be at least three (3) pages in length, double-spaced, typed with 12 size font.
2. Fonts that are acceptable: Arial, Times New Roman, or Courier.
3. Material used from other sources MUST be in a bibliography format at the end of your paper.
4. Use a minimum of three (3) sources.
5. Final paragraphs should be in your own words drawing a conclusion to the material presented.

Essay Instructions: Personal Religious History Essay: Write at least two-pages and no more
than five-pages reflecting on your own personal religious history and
experiences. Answer the following:

a. What was your religious environment growing up? Do you have
specific memories that shape what you currently believe?
b. What was the historical and social environment in which you were
raised? What events in American history were significant in
shaping who you have become? (Examples may include the
Kennedy/King/Kennedy assassinations, Watergate, Iran hostage
crisis, Cold War, Challenger explosion, Gulf War, and so forth.

a. I grew up in a christian background.
b. Im a navy veteran and served from 1999-2005 on the uss kitty hawk and participated in operation iraqi freedom and operation enduring freedom. I am 29 yrs old. Sept 11 2001 really opened up my eyes about the world.

Essay Instructions: Write an essay on either a significant event OR person that contributed greatly to advancing mass media in society.

As an example, a person could be someone like Hearst, Marconi, Armstrong, or any individual you feel deserves credit for their endeavors. If it is in radio or television, it could be someone behind or in front of a microphone or camera. The person can be anyone from the past to the present.



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Document an event that helped stimulate improvements or create an awareness in mass media. Examples are War of the Worlds, Hindenburg disaster, WWII, the Kennedy assassination, or any event that you feel was worthy of changing mass media for the better.



NOTE: You should think carefully about who in particular, or what event to use. It REALLY needs to be a person or event that was, or is currently significant in making the media better in technology or in presentation of performance. If you are not sure, contact me for clarification in determining if your person or event falls into this category properly.



Writing an essay does not mean just copying material from another source word for word; you should incorporate your own thoughts within the source material you use and paraphase the source material as much as possible. This means reworking the material so it just is not an exact copy of another person's work.

REQUIREMENTS:

The essay should be at least three (3) pages in length, double-spaced, typed with 12 size font.
Fonts that are acceptable: Arial, Times New Roman, or Courier.
Material used from other sources MUST be in a bibliography format at the end of your paper.
Use a minimum of three (3) sources, one of which may be the textbook.
Final paragraphs should be in your own words drawing a conclusion to the material presented.