University Final Project: The Palmer Drug Abuse Program For my group’s final project we chose the local organization Palmer’s Drug Abuse Center. The reason why we choose this organization to incorporate into as our final project is because we thought that their goals and priorities fit with the issues that were discussed throughout the semester. The Palmer Drug Abuse Program began in 1971 at Palmer Memorial Episcopal Church in Houston, Texas. The Palmer Drug Abuse Program is a fellowship of young people, adults and parents who share their experience love and understanding that they may solve their common problems and help others to recover from the effects of mind-changing chemicals. . The Palmer Drug Abuse Program is non-sectarian and the primary requirement for membership is the desire to live a chemical-free life. Its primary purpose is to carry our love and understanding to others, and to practice the principals of love and honesty in our daily lives, with the help of God, as we understand Him. The way that I helped with our project was doing the interview with the program. The way that I did this was by calling ahead and having questions ready to ask them. I asked them about their primary goals, their history, and their symbols. The most interesting aspect was both their history and their symbol. Their history goes all the way back to the spring of 1971 in Houston Texas. In 1980, when performer Carol Burnett was searching for effective treatment for her daughter, she took her to PDAP in Texas, and then took steps to bring PDAP to southern California. Very soon after PDAP of Los Angeles was opened, two families began commuting from Ventura County four times a week to attend meetings. The two families grew to twenty, and in 1981 a satellite program was begun in Camarillo. A Board of Directors was formed to develop local financial support and build a stable base from which to keep expanding services to meet the needs of Ventura County families. In 1984, PDAP became a member agency of United Way of Ventura County. During 1988, PDAP of Los Angeles ceased functioning as an independent agency, and PDAP of Ventura County filed for
Journal Article Review Outline *Don’t forget to include a cover page and works cited page 1. Independent Variable – The independent variable is the addition or removal of a basketball into or out of the hands of an assistant. This is performed by a passersby among a group of people, who serve to create an interruption during a conversation where the subject is being asked for directions by the assistant. 2. Dependent Variable – The dependent variable is the subjects’ ability to recall the change…
Long term financial liabilities (chapter 14) Note payables If non-interest bearing, record at Present value (PV) - similar accounting for short term notes (see Chp 13). DR Asset = cash equivalent of received CR Note payable = PV If Journal entry does not balance, determine the account Effective interest method to calculate interest expense Steps: 1. DR interest expense (CV x market rate x #/12). 2. CR Cash or interest payable (if accruing) = cash amount to be paid (face value…
copyright. Assessment Checklist Assessment What is required to be handed in Working date Due date for hand in Chart of Accounts Week 3 17 March Week 4 24 March All journal entries from source document data Week 4 24 March Week 5 31 March Using a file with the correct journals provided: Journal entries posted to the general ledger and subsidiary ledgers Subsidiary ledgers reconciled to control accounts Trial balance Week 5 31March Week 6 7 April Using a file with…
This is the main idea of your “dossier” which will be a reflective/learning journal Learning Journal this is the main evaluation of Research Methods course your presentations will be also included as part of this evaluation NOTE: if you use hyperlinks to other google docs, make sure to give me permission to edit the document, just “share/partager” and then change permission so “anyone can view” or add me specifically “jeffrey.salahub@gmail.com” ● take notes, reflect upon, and write down thoughts and experiences (related to…
Synthesis Journal At the end of the week's activities or at the end of a unit of instruction, students reflect on the cumulative activities. This activity encourages students to review past experiences and plan for future applications. The act of writing reinforces what was learned. Divide paper into three sections. Record "What I Did," "What I Learned," and "How I Can Use It." Reflective Journal In a Reflective Journal entry the student identifies the activity, then reflects on the material…
Journal entry 1 session2 With the help of the exercises in this session, I have been able to see where i stand, concerning my learning styles. After completing the questions i noticed that most of m scores were along the same lines. The Discovery Wheel showed me that I mostly exceed in Note Taking skills and need to improve my test taking skills. I was not surprised to see that note taking was one of my better skills as i taking pride in the note i take. Currently i am in the General Studies-…
Name General Journal GENERAL JOURNAL Date Aug Account Titles and Explanation 1 Cash Equipment H. Paris, Capital Investment by owner P. R. Debit Credit 7,500 32,500 40,000 Prepaid Insurance Cash Purchase Insurance Policy for cash 5 Office Supplies Cash Purchase office supplies for cash 3,000 3,000 1,400 1,400 20 Cash Fees Earned Cash received for services 2,650 2,650 31 Utilities Expense Cash Utilities paid 875 875 TOTAL 47,925 47…
each. This comparison will show the differences between Bonds Payable, Notes Payable, Mortgage Payable and Capital Leases. It will be followed by an example of a journal entry showing the settlement of the Notes Payable by giving up land. Characteristics of Long-Term Liabilities Bonds Payable Notes Payable Mortgage Payable Capital Leases ~ have a maturity date and carry an interest rate. ~ can be short-term debt if the note is expected to be paid back within one year or one operating cycle – whichever…
Each discipline has its own writing conventions and expectations. The following standards apply generally to written work in history, although individual faculty may include additional guidelines or exceptions for some assignments. In any case, always check with the instructor for additional requirements. All Lindenwood history courses have a writing requirement. In 100-level courses, a 3-5 page paper. All 200-level courses, with the exception of History 203, will include a writing requirement…
Here are about 20 inference problems similar to those in Notes 4 that we covered in class on August 19th. These are NOT assigned as homework, and are NOT required. They are available as additional problems for any student who would like more practice. There are four sections; section 1 has missing data (Type I) inference problems; sections 2 & 3 have missing transaction (Type II) inference problems - the problems in section 3 are significantly more difficult than those in section 2. Finally,…
