Order Detail:
Each student is required to research, write, and present a well-documented report that provides the foundation to create a real world training module on one racial, ethnic, or religious group from the United States. These groups include, but are not limited to, the following:
Native Americans
African Americans
Jewish Americans
Muslim Americans
Latino/Hispanic Americans (Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Guatemalan American, etc.)
Asian Americans (Japanese, Chinese, Filipino, Korean, Vietnamese, Indian, etc.)
Arab Americans (Lebanese, Chaldean, Syrian, Palestinian, Iraqi, etc.
Pacific Islander Americans (Samoan, Tongans, Polynesians, etc.)
The student must choose a group of which he/she is not a member. The instructor must
approve all cultural group selections.
This workshop must be relevant to the student’s specific chosen career field. For example, in a
hospital, the dietitians and nurses must be aware that most Muslims do not eat pork. Therefore,
they should be aware that serving a Muslim patient a meal containing pork is not culturally
sensitive.
REPORT
The report must include a foundation, career application, and recommendation for the
training module.
Foundation
A clear description of the group’s most relevant aspects of the culture and why they
exist.
1. Economic, political, and social history (which should also include the current
social status of the group),
2. Educational information (education levels, educational system, the role of
education),
3. A discussion of family and religion (the youth and elderly in the group and the
challenging roles of men and women),
4. Popular culture (fashion, art, music, dancing, traditions, etc.) and cuisine.
Career Application
Discussion of how the factors in the foundation play a part in their profession
Description of possible real-world situations that would raise awareness to
potential conflicts between cultures and promote tolerance in a training
module that is relevant to the chosen profession.
Optional: The student may also want to conduct an interview to become more
familiar with the group’s background, lifestyles, problems, and issues from
the perspective of a member of the culture. If the student chooses to include
this as part of the paper, he/she must ask the interviewee to sign a document
acknowledging that the person was interviewed.
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Recommendation for Training Module
Describe the objectives of the workshop
Practical application for your workplace
o Provide an annotated agenda for the topics to be covered in the
workshop
o Provide sample workshop materials
FORMAT
Write a formal, well-structured, researched, narrative, and qualitative report. The report must
contain an APA-style cover page. No abstract is required for this report. The report should be 8-
10 pages with 1-inch margins, typed, double-spaced, 12-point Times New Roman font. The
cover page and references page are not counted as part of the 8-10 page minimum requirement.
Remember, this report needs to be balanced between the three sections. The report must include
all of the points mentioned above. The report requires a minimum of five scholarly resources
(journal articles, books, etc.) in addition to the textbook. Any outside material used in the report
must be cited in-text and included in the references page (using APA-style guidelines). Grammar
and composition are a part of the grade. Please refer to the rubric for specific assessment
guidelines. Each student is STRONGLY encouraged to visit the Writing Center and consult with
the Writing Center staff before turning in the report. The report is worth 200 points or 20% of the
final grade.
PRESENTATION
The student is also required to give an 8-10 minute presentation that highlights the major topics
explored and explains what most impacts the chosen career field in regard to the training module.
The presentation must include some type of visual aid. The presentation is worth 100 points or
10% of the final grade.
Pre-Written Pages: 6
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