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Assignemnt: Social Documentary Photographer
Research the social realists who worked under the FSA program during the Great Depression. Write an essay in your own words that addresses the points below: 1. Describe a little about the FSA program. 2. Find a social documentary photograph from an FSA photographer that youResearch the social realists who worked under the FSA program during the Great Depression. Write an essay in your own words that addresses the points below:
1. Describe a little about the FSA program. 2. Find a social documentary photograph from an FSA photographer that you believe expresses the hardships faced during this decade.
o Briefly tell the reader about the photographer you selected and the context within which he or she is working
o Identify the photograph (title, date, etc.), then and analyze the work you've selected. Describe the subject matter, emotion and the meaning you take away from viewing this work. Explain why you selected this work.
You do not need an abstract page for this assignment, but please make sure you include an APA-style title page at the beginning of your essay. The body of your essay should be no less than 750 words. Make sure to include your photograph in the document and be sure to cite your sources both in the text and in a References page according to APA standards.
Using Technology: The Good, the Bad and The Ugly
Many state, federal and international law enforcement agencies have developed online resources that can be widely accessed for maximum information sharing. However, these tools/applications may not be well-publicized or have access limitations.
Find and research one technology (application or tool) that has been developed, how it is used, and what security requirements have been placed on its access. What advances in technology have been incorporated into law enforcement? How has is this technology being utilized? By who? What problems do you or experts foresee in implementing this technology? What specific benefits are expected? How will this technology change the way cases are tried, investigations are carried out or laws are administered? Is there a potential downside to this technology?
Criteria: 2-3 page paper, APA format with a minimum of two references.