Ambassador for Iraq
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A role-playing paper outlining the fictional rise to an office of Iraqi Ambassador to Egypt. This is a creative, family history exercise.
Filename: jvAmbass.rtf

America During the Late 1940s and 1950s
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A 2.5 page creative essay which considers what could be seen through America’s “picture window” during this time and whether or not there were any flaws in this picture. No sources are used.
Filename: TGusawin.rtf

An 1842 Consultant's Report on New York Public School Issues
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A 7 page paper examining the issues facing the Public School Society in 1842, specifically what to do with the Catholic portion of New York City's population. Written to Governor Seward, the paper identifies alternatives available, discusses the advantages and disadvantages of each, and then makes recommendation that not only Catholics - as citizens under the US Constitution - but even women and "colored" (this is set in 1842 and uses the terminology of the era) also be allowed the privilege of public education. No sources listed.
Filename: KS-NY1842.wps

An Admissions Essay
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This 3 page paper provides an overview of an admissions essay for a transfer student. This paper outlines one approach to describing the desire to transfer.
Filename: MHAdmE55.rtf

An Embarrassing Moment
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A 3 page paper which discusses a very embarrassing moment. No sources cited.
Filename: RAembrss.rtf

An Example of a Presentation on Information Technology;
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This seven page paper is an example on how a presentation on information technology may be made to students to gain there interest and appreciation of the subject. The presentation is designed to be informative as well as relevant. The report was formulated on the basis of information provided by the student.
Filename: TEitspea.wps

An Example of a Professional Disclosure Statement for Licenced Professional Counselors
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This is an 8 page paper providing an example of a Professional Disclosure Statement for a Licenced Professional Counselor. “Professional Disclosure Statements” for Licenced Professional Counselors vary somewhat from state to state but overall contain vital information relating to what details, history and qualifications the counselors must disclose upon introduction to the client and in turn what rights the clients have in terms of session, communication and report information which may or may not be disclosed by the counselor. For the large part, clients’ information is only disclosed upon written authorization from the client. Confidentiality may not be guaranteed however in some situations which include times when the client may be a serious threat to him or herself or others; when there is reasonable suspicion of child abuse or abuse of the elderly or infirm; when a court order is issued; or when the information is used in defense to a formal complaint to the counselor among other instances. Professional disclosure statements begin with information about the counselor(s) and then proceed to the confidentiality and disclosure rights of the clients. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: TJprofc1.rtf

An Influential Person
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A 4 page paper which presents a tutorial presentation of an individual who assisted the individual in their own personal development. No sources cited.
Filename: RAanne2.rtf