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General Application Assignments
The philosophy of the PEDB program is to promote lifelong physical activity and fitness for the enhancement of health and wellbeing. To foster the extension of physical activity and fitness outside of class (Levels 3 and 4 listed on the syllabus), you are required to complete Applications. The applications are course-related experiences that take place outside of scheduled class time and include ONE Activity application and TWO General applications . Once you have successfully completed an application, submit it to the application assignment dropbox on eLC.Â
You are required to complete and submit evidence for 3 Application assignments for 5 points each.
- Chapter 1 Activity Application (These instructions can be found at the end of the Activity Chapter)
- Chapter 7 General ApplicationÂ
The following chapter will outline and describe the options for the General Applications. Â
Chapter 2 – RelevanceÂ
- Submit a half-page document answering the following question: What are the benefits of having a PE requirement, such as at UGA. Please explain your answer in detail. Submit your document to the Application Assignment Dropbox on eLC.Â
Chapter 3 – Healthy LifestyleÂ
- Complete a five-day journal entry consisting of: a. One column of school-related events b. One column of work-related events c. One column of social-related events d. Write a paragraph evaluating your work-life balance. The worksheet for this application can be found on eLC under the sub-module Application Assignment worksheets. Complete the worksheet and submit your document to the Application Assignment Dropbox on eLC.
- Find an app that will support and contribute to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. For example, Calm, MapMyRun, or Sleep Cycle Tracker. Provide the name of the app, an explanation of what it does, and the pros/cons. Also, provide a screenshot of the app after you have used it. Submit your document to the Application Assignment Dropbox on eLC.Â
- Attend a UGA Health Promotion Program . Provide evidence of the registration and write a reflection of your experience. Submit your document to the Application Assignment Dropbox on eLC.Â
Chapter 4 – MENTAL HEALTH & WELLNESS
- Complete the Stress Test provided by BeMindful. Once you have completed the test, take a screenshot of your score. Explain what strategies you will use to manage and cope with your stressors. Submit your document to the Application Assignment Dropbox on eLC.
- Complete the Chronotype Quiz by Michael Breus (the Sleep Doctor). Once you have completed the quiz, take a screenshot of the email of your chronotype. Explain what some of the characteristics of your chronotype are and explain how your sleep behaviors may change because of these results. Submit your document to the Application Assignment Dropbox in eLC.
- Complete the Burnout Self-Test provided by MindTools. Once you have completed the test, take a screenshot of your score. Explain what strategies you will use to manage and cope with your burnout. Submit your document to the Application Assignment Dropbox on eLC.
Chapter 5 – FitnessÂ
- Using the FITT Principle, develop a two-week fitness plan which focuses on one of the health-related components of fitness. The worksheet for this application can be found on eLC under the sub-module Application Assignment worksheet. Complete the worksheet and submit your document to the Application Assignment Dropbox on eLC.
- You have learned how the SMART approach can be an effective goal-setting tool, it’s time to think about your goals for this semester and beyond. Using the SMART approach, develop your own set of SMART goals. The worksheet for this application can be found on eLC under the sub-module Application Assignment worksheets. Complete the worksheet and submit your document to the Application Assignment Dropbox on eLC.
- Identify what could prevent you from reaching your goals this semester by completing the CDC’s Barriers to Being Active Quiz. Once you have completed the quiz, list your personal barriers to being active and explain some of the solutions you will utilize to overcome these barriers. Submit a one-paragraph document in the Application Assignment Dropbox on eLC .Â
Chapter 6 – Nutrition Â
- Complete a three-day food diary, outlining what you ate for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Use the MyPlate food groups to evaluate the number of servings of each food group per day. Are you getting enough or too many servings of each food group? Please briefly explain. Submit a document in the Application Assignment Dropbox on eLC.
- Using one of the following apps: MyFitnessPal App , Ate Food Journal , or Peace with Food . Address the following: What did you like about this app? What did you dislike? What surprised you? Did you notice any changes in your eating habits after using this app? Submit a document in the Application Assignment Dropbox on eLC.Â
- Listen to an episode from one of the following podcasts: Food Heaven , Food Psych , or iWeigh with Jameela Jamil . Then, in a word document name the episode title, provide a paragraph summary of what was discussed, and identify 2-3 important takeaways you learned. Submit a document in the Application Assignment Dropbox on eLC.
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Competing applications undergo a thorough, two-level review process. (1) Peer review for scientific and technical merit and (2) advisory council to assess relevance to Institute/Center (IC) priorities and public health needs.
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Peer review, after peer review, advisory council.
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A Scientific Review Officer (SRO) in CSR manages the initial peer review. The study section meets and assesses their assigned applications against the review criteria stated in the funding opportunity. An impact score and summary statement is provided for each peer reviewed application.
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The advisory council recommends applications for funding and the IC Director makes final funding decisions.Â
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The PHS Assignment Request Form may be used to communicate specific application assignment and review preferences to the Division of Receipt and Referral (DRR) and to Scientific Review Officers (SROs).
This information will not be part of your assembled application, and it will neither be made available to program staff nor provided to reviewers. It is used specifically to convey additional, optional information about your preference(s) for assignment and review of your application to DRR and SROs.
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This form is optional. Use it only if you wish to communicate specific awarding component assignments or review preferences. There is no requirement that all fields or all sections be completed. You have the flexibility to make a single entry or to provide extensive information using this form.
Note on Application Assignments: The Division of Receipt and Referral (DRR), Center for Scientific Review (CSR) is responsible for assigning applications to awarding components such as NIH Institutes/Centers (ICs) and other PHS agencies for funding consideration. DRR also assigns applications to NIH Scientific Review Groups (SRGs) and Special Emphasis Panels (SEPs).
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To facilitate accurate communication of any assignment preferences to NIH referral and review staff, use the short abbreviation (e.g., NCI for the National Cancer Institute).
All assignment suggestions will be considered; however, not all assignment suggestions can be honored. Applications are assigned based on relevance of your application to an individual awarding component mission and scientific interests in addition to administrative requirements such as IC participation in the funding opportunity announcement used to submit your application.
Descriptions of the scientific areas covered by all NIH ICs and links to other PHS agency information can be found on the PHS Assignment Information website.
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You may enter up to three preferences for primary assignment in the boxes in the "Suggested Awarding Component(s)" row. Note: Your application will be assigned based on the most appropriate match between it, the terms of the FOA, and the mission of each possible awarding component, with your preference(s) taken into consideration when possible.
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To facilitate accurate communication of any review assignment preferences to NIH referral and review staff, use the short abbreviation of the SRG/SEP you would prefer. For example, enter "CAMP" for the NIH Cancer Molecular Pathobiology study section or enter "ZRG1HDMR" for the NIH Healthcare Delivery and Methodologies SBIR/STTR panel for informatics. Be careful to remove all hyphens, parentheses, and spaces when you type in the suggestion. Freeform text (such as "special emphasis panel" or "member conflict SEP") should not be entered.
All suggestions will be considered; however, not all assignment suggestions can be honored.
More information about how to identify CSR and NIH SRGs and SEPs, including their short abbreviations, can be found on CSR Study Sections and Special Emphasis Panel . A list of all NIH SRGs and SEPs is also available.
While the majority of NIH research grant and fellowship applications are reviewed by CSR, some are assigned to individual IC review groups and some are clustered for review in SRGs/SEPs, depending on existing locus of review agreements within NIH and other PHS agencies. This limits flexibility for honoring assignment preferences.
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SMS_ApplicationAssignment Server WMI Class
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The SMS_ApplicationAssignment Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) class is an SMS Provider server class, in Configuration Manager, that represents the assignment of an application to a collection.
The following syntax is simplified from Managed Object Format (MOF) code and includes all inherited properties.
The SMS_ApplicationAssignment class does not define any methods.
ApplicationName Data type: String
Access type: Read-only
Qualifiers: [readonly]
Name of the application.
ApplyToSubTargets Data type: Boolean
Access type: Read/Write
Qualifiers: [deprecated]
See SMS_CIAssignmentBaseClass Server WMI Class .
AppModelID Data type: UInt32
AppModelID description.
AssignedCI_UniqueID Data type: String
Qualifiers: [not_null, read]
AssignedCIs Data type: SInt32 Array
Qualifiers: [not_null]
AssignmentAction Data type: SInt32
Qualifiers: [enumeration, not_null, enumeration, not_null]
AssignmentDescription Data type: String
Qualifiers: none
AssignmentID Data type: SInt32
Qualifiers: [key, key]
AssignmentName Data type: String
AssignmentType Data type: SInt32
AssignmentUniqueID Data type: String
CollectionName Data type: String
Name of the collection to which the deployment was deployed.
ContainsExpiredUpdates Data type: Boolean
CreationTime Data type: DateTime
DesiredConfigType Data type: SInt32
DisableMomAlerts Data type: Boolean
DPLocality Data type: UInt32
Qualifiers: [bits, not_null]
Enabled Data type: Boolean
EnforcementDeadline Data type: DateTime
EvaluationSchedule Data type: String
ExpirationTime Data type: DateTime
LastModificationTime Data type: DateTime
LastModifiedBy Data type: String
LocaleID Data type: UInt32
LogComplianceToWinEvent Data type: Boolean
NonComplianceCriticality Data type: SInt32
NotifyUser Data type: Boolean
OfferFlags Data type: UInt32
Offer flags. Possible values are:
OfferTypeID Data type: SInt32
Qualifiers: [enumeration, not_null]
Type of offer. Possible values are:
OverrideServiceWindows Data type: Boolean
PolicyBinding Data type: SMS_ApplicationPolicyTemplateBinding Array
The dynamic binding of an application policy to a deployment type.
Priority Data type: SInt32
Priority for installation of the application. Possible values are:
RaiseMomAlertsOnFailure Data type: Boolean
RebootOutsideOfServiceWindows Data type: Boolean
RequireApproval Data type: Boolean
true if the request for this user-available assignment requires approval from the administrator.
SendDetailedNonComplianceStatus Data type: Boolean
SourceSite Data type: String
StartTime Data type: DateTime
StateMessagePriority Data type: UInt32
Qualifiers: [valuemap, values]
SuppressReboot Data type: UInt32
TargetCollectionID Data type: String
UpdateDeadline Data type: DateTime
Deadline for updates.
UpdateSupersedence Data type: Boolean
true if you should update the supersedence; otherwise, false .
UseGMTTimes Data type: Boolean
UserUIExperience Data type: Boolean
true if user notification is displayed; otherwise, false .
WoLEnabled Data type: Boolean
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For more information, see Configuration Manager Server Runtime Requirements .
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