You can write about a series of events or a single event. The best cases tend to focus oThis paper is worth 30% of your grade and you will analyze your personal case study utilizing two of Bolman and Deal’s frames.

You can write about a series of events or a single event. The best cases tend to focus oThis paper is worth 30% of your grade and you will analyze your personal case study utilizing two of Bolman and Deal’s frames. In addition to the course text, please utilize ten additional peer-reviewed journal articles to support your analysis. Only two of the references from previous papers may be used in this assignment. The paper should be a maximum of 10 pages, double spaced excluding your title page and your references. Please follow APA style throughout the paper. Your paper must contain the elements listed below. The paper is due Sunday, October 27 at 11:59pm. Please see Appendix 2 for a rubric.
Introduction
Frame one (2-3 pages)
Choose a set of ideas or concepts from a single frame that you see as particularly helpful or relevant to understanding significant issues in your case. Present a brief summary of the ideas, and use them to analyze or interpret an important issue, problem or puzzle in your case.
Given your analysis, what are the implications for action? What would you do differently?
Frame two (2-3 pages)
Choose a set of ideas or concepts from a single frame that you see as particularly helpful or relevant to understanding significant issues in your case. Present a brief summary of the ideas, and use them to analyze or interpret an important issue, problem or puzzle in your case.
Given your analysis, what are the implications for action? What would you do differently?
Integrated Analysis (2-3 pages
Using ideas and insights from all of the frames, develop: a) an integrated diagnosis of the most significant issues or problems in your case, and b) an integrated strategy for effective action. You may choose to give greater or lesser weight to one or another of the frames, based on your sense of what is most significant in your case.
Conclusion