03.02 Public Policy: Assessment Assessment Now that you are familiar with monitoring and analyzing public policy, it’s your turn. You will write a public policy analysis about a state issue that interests you. Steps 1. Research a current public policy in your state or local area, either recently enacted or under consideration. These Resources will […]
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Design a population-based policy, program, project or intervention for a specific population in a specific jurisdiction
PLEASE REFER TO THE DIRECTIONS AND GRADING RUBRIC ATTACHED! 1. Design a population-based policy, program, project or intervention for a specific population in a specific jurisdiction 2. A narrative (1,500 – 1,800 words) 3. A 10-slide presentation with speaker notes (100-300 words)
Explain:In what circumstances can psychological research on cognitive and emotional development be used to set public policy?
In what circumstances can psychological research on cognitive and emotional development be used to set public policy? When, if ever, should public policy distinguish between cognitive and emotional development and why (or why not)? Whose view of psychological development – Steinberg or Fischer – is better for setting public policy and why?
What has been the consequences of the war on drugs and crime in terms of racial disparities in the correctional system?
What have you learned from the readings this week? How does each reading relate to the topic of Politics & Policy? Specifically, what is meant by the statement that politicians, particularly conservative Republicans in national elections, played the race card? What has been the consequences of the war on drugs and crime in terms of […]
Identify the action, state why this action, and explain how to implement
Note that you are writing to your local government so be mindful of what policies are within their scope. Also, government officials are extremely busy individuals so your brief should be clear, succinct, and specific. The goals of your policy briefs are (1) to summarize the reasons that action is necessary (scientific background, expected/current impacts, […]
Identify three risks that might result from implementing a BYOD policy. Suggest a method for mitigating each risk you have identified.
Many companies, large and small, have implemented Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies allowing employees to use their personal smartphones and tablets to conduct business while at work. Debate the major pros and cons of implementing such a policy. Identify three risks that might result from implementing a BYOD policy. Suggest a method for mitigating […]
Where do you see areas for improvement in our response to these types of incidents?
Read the attached paper and respond to the following: Where do you see areas for improvement in our response to these types of incidents? Also, if you see legal or policy restrictions interfering with improved response identify and discuss them.
Discuss the public policy debates relevant to the topic you choose. This section should cover arguments that are in favor of and opposed to the use of the techniques or products.
Discuss the technical aspects of your topic in general terms. Discuss the public policy debates relevant to the topic you choose. This section should cover arguments that are in favor of and opposed to the use of the techniques or products. Express your personal opinion regarding the importance of the topic and the validity of the […]
Discuss contemporary legal and public policy developments in the countries.
The first part of the essay should assess contemporary legal and public policy developments in the countries. The second part of the essay should compare and contrast legal and public policy developments in the countries, and offer an assessment as to why, based on the evidence presented, the public policy landscape is different (or similar) […]
Describe the reasons that action is necessary (scientific background, expected/current impacts, ethical and economic considerations)
The goals of your policy briefs are (1) to summarize the reasons that action is necessary (scientific background, expected/current impacts, ethical and economic considerations) and (2) to propose a specific policy action (identify the action, state why this action, and explain how to implement).
