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Finаl Exаm: Stоrybоаrd fоr Improving Student Retention at Westbrook State University The Office of Institutional Research and Student Success Analytics at Westbrook State University, a large public university serving more than 25,000 undergraduate students, has completed an eight-month project to develop recommendations for improving first-year and second-year retention among its first-time freshmen population. The project integrated four previously siloed data sources — transcript records, Pell Grant eligibility files, pre-enrollment academic preparation data, and demographic records — covering 23,379 first-time freshmen across four entry cohorts. Findings were validated through interviews with academic advisors and college deans across eight academic colleges. The team is now ready to present its findings and recommendations to senior leadership, including the Provost, who holds final authority on which retention interventions to fund. The most significant findings include the following: The average number of credit units earned by the end of the second academic year was 45.83 units, with a standard deviation of 19.55, indicating substantial variation in students' academic momentum. Pell-eligible students earned statistically significantly fewer credits in their first two years than non-Pell-eligible peers (p < 0.001), and minority students earned an average of 45.04 units compared to 49.47 units for non-minority students (p < 0.001). First-generation college students accumulated fewer credits than peers whose parents had attended at least some college, with the gap visible across all four entry cohorts. Credit accumulation varied substantially by college: Engineering students averaged 49.35 units by the end of the second year, while University Programs (undeclared majors) averaged only 39.08 units — a 10-unit gap equivalent to roughly one full semester. Clustering analysis identified three distinct academic engagement profiles: (1) high-GPA students with full course loads, (2) students attempting moderate-to-heavy course loads but earning GPAs below 2.5, and (3) students with consistently low unit loads regardless of GPA. A predictive deep learning model trained on freshman-year data was able to forecast sophomore-year credit accumulation with strong accuracy, demonstrating that at-risk students can be identified at the end of the first academic year — well before traditional warning indicators trigger advising outreach. Students in low-credit-accumulation profiles were disproportionately Pell-eligible, minority, or first-generation, meaning the three demographic risk factors tend to compound within the same students rather than operating independently. Based on these findings, the team would like to make the following recommendations: Implement an early-warning predictive analytics system that uses end-of-first-year data to flag students at elevated risk of falling behind, routing flagged students to proactive advising outreach. Launch a targeted "15 to Finish" credit momentum initiative for Pell-eligible, minority, and first-generation students, combining guaranteed course availability, block scheduling, and financial-aid-aware advising. Establish differentiated advising tracks aligned with the three engagement profiles identified through clustering: enrichment opportunities for high-performing students, academic support for struggling moderate-load students, and barrier-removal advising for consistently low-load students. Based on this information, assume that you have created a storyboard outlining the structure of a presentation tailored to the aforementioned audience. This storyboard is presumed to satisfy the following criteria: The protagonist is clearly defined—including sufficient details such as name, background, and academic status—enabling the audience to forge an emotional connection with a specific student rather than merely viewing aggregated statistics. It adheres to a five-act narrative structure (exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution). Aristotle’s Rhetorical Triangle has been applied—explicitly indicating where ethos, pathos, and logos are introduced within the presentation. The traceability of logos has been demonstrated—each recommendation is mapped directly to the specific findings that substantiate it. Q1. If the presenters removed the student protagonist entirely and delivered the same presentation using only statistical data (e.g., the 45.04 vs. 49.47 unit gap, the p-values, the predictive model accuracy), among ethos, pathos, and logos, which appeal in the Triangle would suffer the greatest loss? [Q1] Q2. What would happen if the presenters featured the student protagonist not just in the introduction and conclusion, but on every slide — including the slides showing the predictive model results and the clustering analysis? Among ethos, pathos, and logos, which appeal in the Triangle would suffer the greatest loss? [Q2] Q3. In the conclusion, the presenters explicitly acknowledge that the predictive model is based on data from four entry cohorts only and that the model's accuracy may vary for transfer students or part-time students. Intuitively, this seems to expose weaknesses in the analysis but it actually increases the credibility rather than diminish it. Among Ethos, Pathos, and Logos, which appeal within the 'Triangle' would stand to benefit the most? [Q3] Q4. Imagine the audience is not the Provost and senior administrators, but the university's faculty senate — the body of professors that ultimately must support the proposed advising and curriculum changes. How should the balance among the three appeals shift? Which appeal becomes more important, and which becomes less important? Among Ethos, Pathos, and Logos, [Q4] becomes heavier, [Q5] becomes lighter
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Filenаme, Sоrt, Filter, Pivоt Tаble, Subtоtаls, Data & Statistical Functions, and Print Settings — 65 Points 1. Create a Folder on your Desktop named Exam. 2 . Download the following file(click on the 3 dots at the end of the line and click download), save it to your Exam folder. SU26_Excel_Template_Ex2.xlsx 3. Use the SP26_Excel_Template_Ex2.xlsx file that you downloaded from Blackboard for this exam. “Save As” or Rename this workbook as your last name + your first initial + _Ex2.xlsx. Below is an example of the filename you would use if you were Sam Smith: Filename Example: SmithS_Ex2.xlsx 4. You are continuing your work with Experience Alaska, Inc. and they have asked you for specific information about their planned late-May through mid-July 2025 trip packages. It is highly recommended that you save your work frequently. 5. With your newly renamed file open in Excel, make the Packages sheet active. 6. Using the appropriate command option, sort the list by Departure Date (oldest to newest), Trip Type (Z to A), and Package Price (smallest to largest) in order. 7. Copy the Packages sheet to a new sheet and name the new sheet Filter. 8. Make the Filter sheet active. Turn on Filters for all data columns. Using Number Filters for both, display the data for trips with a Trip Length of greater than 5 Nights, and a Package Price of $2,300 or more. Your Filters should account for the possibility of any future trips that may be added. 9. Return to the Packages sheet. Management would like to further analyze their current booking information. Create a Pivot Table on a New Worksheet showing the Average of Package Price by both Trip Type (in rows) and Destination (in columns). Format the Trip Cost data as Currency with Dollar Signs and Zero Decimals. Rename your new worksheet Pivot Analysis. 10. Management would like another booking information analysis. Copy the Packages sheet to another new sheet, and name the new sheet Subtotals. Create a Subtotal that displays the average amounts of only the Package Price at each change in Trip Type. You will first need to sort your information appropriately. 11. Management now needs to determine how their trip prices will be affected by a proposed tax. Copy the Packages sheet to another new sheet, and name the new sheet Trip Tax. Insert a new column between column D and column E and name the new Column E, PriceWithTax. Ensuring that the Range_lookup finds an Exact Match, use the VLOOKUP function to calculate the new PriceWithTax based upon the percentages in the Proposed Tax Table that gives the DeparturePoint for each PackageNum. Apply the same formatting used in Column D, Package Price. 12. Return to the Packages sheet once again, and in cell A30 enter the text Total price of trips going to Seward on the AK RR. In cell D30, use the appropriate conditional math function to determine that total. Format your result with Currency and zero decimals. 13. In cell A31 of the Packages sheet, enter the text Number of trips departing on July 5. In cell D31, use the appropriate conditional statistical function to determine that number. 14. With your Packages tab/worksheet active, set the print settings to the following: a) Landscape orientation b) Fit to one page c) Center both vertically and horizontally d) Create a Custom Header with Your Name in the center section e) Create a Custom Footer using the appropriate button to display the File (Workbook) name in the center section. Three Year Forecast Activities — 35 Points 1. Make your Three Year Forecast sheet active. Experience Alaska, Inc. would like you to continue to assist them with their forecast information. 2. Previously, we created this forecast worksheet and determined the Award Status. Now use Conditional Formatting in the range B23:D23 to emphasize when a “Cash Bonus” is to be awarded. Show the cell contents with a Bold & Italic Dark Blue, Text 2 font (first row, fourth column), and with an Outline Border of the same color when the condition is met. Do not use more than one rule. 3. While on the Three Year Forecast sheet, create a Scenario Summary report with the following information using cells B23:D23 as the result cells: Scenario Name Data Specifics Original Expense Variables Same Percentages that are currently given Increased Advertising Use 17.50% instead of 15.00% Decreased Salaries Per Year Use 50.00% instead of 55.00% Hide column D (the Current Values: column) on your newly created Scenario Summary worksheet. Make sure your Scenario Summary report is easily understood by any reader. The Changing Cells and Result Cell descriptions should not display cell references. 4. Next, make the Goal Seek sheet active. You previously used the PMT function to determine the cost of a new boat (showing a negative dollar amount), but Experience Alaska wants to pay less per month. With the Goal Seek sheet active, use the Goal Seek feature of Excel to determine the down payment that would be necessary to make the Monthly Payment equal to $500. 5. Using the same Goal Seek sheet, create a Two-Variable Data Table for the Monthly Payment Amounts using an Annual Interest Rate Range of 3.00% to 5.00% (in increments of .25%) and Term in Years options of 2, 3, and 4. Use cell D5 as the upper-left corner of your table, and format your Monthly Payment amounts with Currency and zero decimals. Ensure that all data is visible. Apply a custom number format to make the formula reference in cell D5 appears as Monthly Payment. Excel Chart—20 Points 1. With your Three Year Forecast sheet active and your Scenario Summary showing the Original Expense Variables, create a Pie in 3-D chart demonstrating the Net Profit After Taxes by Forecast Year. a) Place your chart on a New Chart Sheet (not Object in) and name the tab “Profit Chart”. b) Create a title above the chart as Forecasted Net Profit After Taxes by Your Name. c) Use Outside End Data Labels to display only Percentages with one decimal place, and Category Names. Remove the legend. d) Apply a Pattern Fill and Explode the piece that illustrates the year with the highest forecasted Net Profit After Taxes percentage. Make sure your spelling on the chart is correct Finally—5 Points 1. Make sure your worksheets are in the following order: Three Year Forecast, Goal Seek, Scenario Summary, Profit Chart, Pivot Analysis, Packages, Subtotals, Filter, and Trip Tax. 2. Ensure that there are no spelling errors on your Three Year Forecast and Goal Seek worksheets. 3. Save your workbook one last time and exit Excel. 4. In the answer box below , click on the attachment icon and attach your file to it. ** Make sure your file is saved and attached properly to this question, otherwise your instructor will not receive your exam to grade. 5. Once your file is submitted, delete all exams files and empty your recycle bin.
Assessment 1. Biоpsychоsоciаl Cаse Formulаtion 2. Three Differential Diagnoses supported by subjective and objective data 3. Working diagnosis(es) with rationale