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Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 10:23 am Post subject: project guidelines and notes. (for school)

JosetteCollins
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for some stupid reason, it wont let me paste this in my portfolio.   fucking computers.

Major Research Project Guidelines

Section 1

Take a walking tour of your neighborhood. Spend at least one-hour on tis tour and describe what you see as you walk.

Section 2

      • Describe a current human services problem your neighborhood is experiencing.
      Provide evidence to demonstrate how you know this is a problem for people living in your neighborhood. This evidence can include, but not be limited to: Local newspaper stories, Outreach to Elected Officials, Community Board or Local Police Precinct.

     • Locate a human service organization in your neighborhood that might be helpful in dealing with this problem. Include in your pare a brief description of this organization and describe how it contributes to the goals of community improvement.

      •   Using the data from the United States Census Bureau, create a graph describing the ethnic and racial demographics of your neighborhood.

Section 3

A) Description of the local key political leaders in your neighborhood
Identify your elected officials/leaders for the following : City Council, State Assembly
and State Senate and Federal House of Representatives. Describe the committees that
they are involved with and what you learned from their web sites as to their contributions
your community.

B) Attend a Community Board meeting
Describe the following:
               • Provide the date. time, place, attach the original agenda of the Community Board meeting and describe who attended the meeting.
               • Identify your Community Board leaders- District Manager and Chairperson .
               • Describe the way the meeting was conducted; what rules and regulations seemed to be followed.
               • Summarize the main points of the meeting.
               • In your opinion, describe if this meeting successfully covered the items outlined in the agenda.
               • Describe your suggestions on how the meeting could have been conducted more effectively and why.

C) Now that you have information about your community explain how you might solve the problem you first identified in section 2

Describe
a) Reasons for selecting a particular strategy
b) Evidence that this type of strategy could be useful
c) Organizing actions you would use
d) People you would involve in these actions and reasons why.
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Schools in the area:
PS 89 (K-5) (201 Warren Street)
PS 234 - Independence School (292 Greenwich Street)
PS 150 (K-5) (334 Greenwich Street)

Highschools/intermediate:
John V. Lindsay Wildcat Academy Charter School (17 Battery Place)
IS 289 (201 Warren Street)
Stuyvesant High School (345 Chambers Street)

Stuyvesant (345 Chambers)

Stuyvesant High School, located at 345 Chambers Street is part of the New York City Public School System.   It was the first site in the public school system to be recognized by the President's Commission on Excellence as one of the best schools in the country.   Many of the students who attend volunteer in servicing the community by helping the homeless, disadvantaged, sick and elderly.   Graduates from Stuyvesant High School continue to triumph over any other school in the state or city for academic scholarships.

New Amsterdam Library

New Amsterdam Library is located at 9 Murray Street in downtown Manhattan.   It resides one block west of City Hall and is easily accessible by the 2, 3, N, R that are within a block – a block and a half.   Although the New Amsterdam Library is small, it still offers a wide variety of programs and services for people of all ages and disabilities (free reading classes for the illiterate and tours of the library for teens for example).

NYU Downtown Hospital

NYU Downtown Hospital is located at 170 William Street and is the only hospital serving Lower Manhattan.   Being only a few blocks away from Ground Zero, NYU Downtown Hospital was the first to respond to the September 11th terrorist attacks.   An ordinary day of serving around an average of 100 people turned into a day of turmoil, serving approximately 1,500 injured people during the attacks and their aftermath.   Since then, NYU Downtown hospital has received numerous grants, expanding their hospital and, more recently, establishing a new $25 million emergency room to serve all of Lower Manhattan more efficiently.

St. Paul's Chapel

St. Paul's Chapel was established in 1766 at Church St. between Fulton St. and Vesey St.   In 1989, the parish of Trinity Church established a transitional shelter in the balcony of St. Paul's chapel, offering housing and life-skills training for up to ten male residents for six to nine months. Being directly across the street from the WTC, St. Paul's played a significant role:   from sheltering many of the rescue workers that were searching through the ruins of the WTC, to conducting memorial services.

Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 12:18 pm Post subject: Re: project guidelines and notes. (for school)

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Good luck TRQ!! (remember my main language is french so I won't really help you)

Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 12:35 pm Post subject: Re: project guidelines and notes. (for school)

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That is not Turbo, it is JOSIE!! Shock

Good f'nin luck. Confused

Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 6:18 pm Post subject: Re: project guidelines and notes. (for school)

JosetteCollins
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TorN wrote (View Post):
Good luck TRQ!! (remember my main language is french so I won't really help you)

stupid!

Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 6:41 pm Post subject: Re: project guidelines and notes. (for school)

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lol looks an outline...not sure it needs editing if its just an outline

Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 12:39 pm Post subject: Re: project guidelines and notes. (for school)

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