Iowa State Daily Essays

  • Lowering Tuition at Iowa State University

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    Lowering Tuition at Iowa State University The Background of the Costs of Tuition at Iowa State University Iowa State University is a land grant school which, among other things, means that the university gets money from the state of Iowa from the taxes that residents pay to the state. Because of this in state residents who choose to go to the university do not have to pay a large amount of money while out-of-state residents have to pay almost twice as much. Iowa State University does not have

  • Iowa Learning Farm Research Paper

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    Iowa Learning Farms: Iowa State’s Land-Grant Mission The land-grant mission of Iowa State emphasizes students being problem solvers and researching improvement and protection of crops. The main purpose is to protect the planet by action and research so that it can be an international impact. Many articles, postings, research, and videos are shared through the Iowa Learning Farms Organization. The Iowa Learning Farms has a tremendous impact towards research and most of what the land-grant states.

  • The History of Art at Iowa State University

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    Have you ever been to Iowa State University and seen all of the magnificent art that is located on campus? Iowa State is home to one of the largest campus public art collections in the United States. There are over 2,000 works of public art (George Washington Carver). The foundation of the contemporary Art on Campus Collection and Program began during the Depression in the 1930s, when Iowa State's President Hughes envisioned that, "The arts would enrich and provide substantial intellectual exploration

  • Center of the Iowa State University Memorial union

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    Located in the front of the middle line. It was the biggest activity center and central building on campus now. Opened in September 1928, memorial union was a building that was used as a memorial to the sacrificed Iowa State soldiers. As a land granted school by the government, Iowa State University has had not entertaining center before 1920, because the university only has academic buildings and farm buildings. There is no place for both students and faculties to gather for cultural, entertainment

  • Income-Based Fines

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    them more accountable and more likely to obey the law. How it stands now a $100 speeding ticket to millionaire has little deterrent effect on changing their behaviors compared to lower incomes. Currently, as of now, there is no city in the United States that uses an income-based approach, in the past, there have been several cities and counties that experimented with it including Polk County, IA in 1992 ( ). It is implemented in several European countries

  • Probation And Corrections: The Department Of Community Corrections

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    for staggered terms of four years and the members are subject to confirmation by the Senate. Iowa law states that the member must be of good character. The Board must have a minority member, a person ordained or designated a regular leader of a religious community. There should be a knowledgeable person in correctional procedures and issues. One member who is an attorney licensed to practice law in this state and who is knowledgeable in correctional procedures and issues. One member should have at

  • School Funding

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    Fund Allocation Paper School Finance Iowa is very unique when it comes to school finance. We use the single count date for the purpose of funding the state’s school districts. This is a count of the number of students in attendance on October 1st. This is when the federal government requires a count of the number of students eligible for the free and reduced price lunch program for purposes of Title I funding. An advantage to using the single count

  • Advanced Practice Nursing (APN)

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    considered herself accepted, as a professional, by both nursing and medical personnel. She also concluded that the physicians she routinely works aside, ask her for advice. In comparison, the population health discipline is relatively new in Northern Iowa, concentrating primarily on patients suffering from chronic disease, such as diabetes and/or conges... ... middle of paper ... ..., L. L., Groer, M. W., & Younger, M. S. (2003). The behavioral effects of gentle human touch on preterm infants.

  • Should Students Be Allowed To Carry Guns In Schools Essay

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    campuses throughout the years, states have debated whether or not to allow students to carry

  • GPS Tracking Devices on Dangerous Citizens

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    wasn’t enough. These are just two examples of convicted offenders and that sometimes the law is just not enough. In 1995, Iowa passed the Iowa Sex Offender Registry Law. Any person convicted of a criminal offense against a minor with a sexual element, an aggravated offense with a sexual element, a sexually violent offense, or any other relevant offense in Iowa, or in any other state, or in any federal, military, tribal, or foreign court, must register as a sex offender. As of August 1st 2005, there were

  • Essay About Intercultural Communication

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    ground and maintain respect for one another; they do not share one another’s views but that they do respect one another as an individual and are able to find causes and views they both support. The opportunity for intercultural communication occurs daily. One must decide if they are prepared to attempt to cross the barriers (stereotypes, language and difference in values and beliefs) of intercultural communication; once these barriers are crossed intercultural communication can and will severe as

  • Gabrielle Douglas: The Story of an Olympic Dream

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    Gabby caught on to gymnastics pretty quick and was enthusiastic about it. Ever since Gabrielle was young she wanted to compete in the Olympics and so she worked hard to be the best. And so her journey began to being the next best gymnast. She left to Iowa to be trained by Laing Chow, and followed her dream of being an Olympic gold medalist. The reason I chose Gabrielle Douglas was because of her hard work and dedication to gymnastics. It all started when her sister Arielle taught her how to do a cartwheel

  • Stress and Nursing

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    We spend much of daily lives working. In fact, Americans spend about eight-times as many hours working as they do eating and drinking (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2013). Approximately seven in ten Americans report that they experience symptoms of stress (Anderson, Belar, Breckler, Nordal, Ballard, Bufka, Bossolo & Bethune, 2013). Stress is elicited by a variety of psychological stimulus associated with our jobs, our residences, our social interactions, and the activities we engage in (p. 249

  • Proposal for International Foods at the University Dining Services

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    at the University Dining Services Pedro Cabrera came to State University from Puerto Rico. He decided to be an exchange student at State because he was interested in experiencing life in the United States, and because he was excited about the excellent veterinarian program offered at State. While he loves attending college and living in the United States, there are some things that he would like to change, or rather introduce to State University. Pedro admitted that he feels homesick at times

  • With Liberty and Justice for All

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    answer during this session of the Constitutional Convention were “What exactly were those liberties?” and “How does one form a government that can coexist with those liberties?” According to Mr. Webster today’s definition of liberty is “the quality or state of being free; the power to do as one pleases.” Today the design of a government designed to protect liberty has been seems natural, but in the days of the Constitutional Convention this foreign concept came with many complications. One example of

  • Physical Therapists Help Recovery

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    progress throughout their recovery and changes the patient’s plan if necessary. PTs have many different treatments that they use on their patients. Massaging and whirlpool baths to loosen and relax muscles are just two of the many treatments PTs perform daily. They also use ice or cold water baths to reduce swelling and heat to relieve pain. One form of strength training that is common for PTs to use is water therapy in exercise pools if the patient cannot walk yet. After a patient’s surgery, their PT

  • My Collective Identity

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    practice customs to create an identity. I, like many, have multiple identities that create my special collective identity. Four of my favorite identities are being a passionate Christian, a proud American, a dedicated student at the University of Iowa, and a loyal St. Louis Cardinals baseball

  • Physical Therapy

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    American Physical Therapy Association. Online. Internet. 8 April 1997. Available: http://www.apta.org/pt_prof/professionalprofile.html. Physical Therapy - Improving Movement and Function. San Bruno: Icrames, 1984. Physical Therapy in Iowa. Des Moines: Iowa Physical Therapy Association, 1991.

  • Analysis Of The John Hopkins Nursing Evidence-Based Practice Model

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    In the southeast region of the United States (US), at a local church is the location to address the practice problem identified in this design-only DNP proposal development, because the church lacks a FCN, who can provide healthcare services to the church senior’s citizen center. Van Dover and Pfeiffer (2011) explains there is an urgent need for a FCN, who can play an integral role by linking faith and health. For example, the ANA and HMA (2012) acknowledged that FCNs promote, and optimize health

  • Why I Want To Pursue A Degree In Microbiology

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    With a Biology degree, many opportunities are opened up from many companies. Once I graduate from Iowa State and I am, unfortunately, declined admission to Veterinarian School, I would pursue a career in research in a laboratory setting. For me to accomplish this goal, I would have to complete courses that focus on genetics and are accompanied by a lab, such as Biology 211 and 211L. After four years and extensive course work, I would graduate with a degree in Microbiology and many opportunities in