Author: Rob MacDougall

Reminder: No synchronous class today

Remember, there is no synchronous class session today. We will not be meeting on Zoom. Please watch the video for today’s guest lecture, and remember to comment! You can see the assignment and video here: 

https://openlab.citytech.cuny.edu/macdougallphil2203idsp2021/2021/04/08/4-15-guest-lecture-further-reflections-on-ethics-in-health-communication-prof-david-h-lee-communication-humanities/

The assignment is due by 2:30pm on Tuesday. 

Best, 

Dr. M

Reminder: No synchronous class today!

Please watch the guest lecture for today and make a comment. You can find the lecture below. Remember, your comments are due before our next class (Thursday, 4/15 at 2:30pm). Enjoy!

Dr. M

https://openlab.citytech.cuny.edu/macdougallphil2203idsp2021/2021/04/08/4-13-guest-lecture-medical-authority-autonomy-and-reactance-prof-david-h-lee-communication-humanities/

 

Homework Assignment 3 grades posted

Dear Class, 

Your graded homework assignments with your thesis and supporting arguments are now graded. 

Please pay careful attention to the comments I have made on your papers on turnitin.com! You will need to take these carefully if you want to maximize your grade on the written report. 

Please let me know if you have any questions while writing your papers, I will do my best to help you. 

Best, 

Dr. M

4/15. Guest Lecture—“Further reflections on ethics in health communication.” Prof. David H. Lee (Communication/Humanities)

Please watch Dr. Lee’s presentation in its entirety, then make two posts below as comments on this post, or as a response to another student’s comments. These comments are due before the following class period (i.e. before 2:30pm on Tuesday, 4/20/21)

The first one is your own individual thoughts and response to the lecture. This post should be at least 75 words long. You should interact with main ideas, although what you say is up to you. You may want to criticize an idea, agree with something, or offer further insight or thoughts about some topic discussed by our guest. Or, you may want to pose a question for others about the lecture. I expect the post to interact with the content of the actual lecture, and not just the day’s topic or other thoughts you may be having.

The second post is an interactive comment, posted as a response to another student’s comment. There is no length requirement on this post.

4/13. Guest Lecture—“Medical authority, autonomy and reactance.” Prof. David H. Lee (Communication/Humanities)

Please watch Dr. Lee’s presentation in its entirety, then make two posts below as comments on this post, or as a response to another student’s comments. These comments are due before the following class period (i.e. before 2:30pm on Thursday, 4/15/21)

The first one is your own individual thoughts and response to the lecture. This post should be at least 75 words long. You should interact with main ideas, although what you say is up to you. You may want to criticize an idea, agree with something, or offer further insight or thoughts about some topic discussed by our guest. Or, you may want to pose a question for others about the lecture. I expect the post to interact with the content of the actual lecture, and not just the day’s topic or other thoughts you may be having.

The second post is an interactive comment, posted as a response to another student’s comment. There is no length requirement on this post.

Reminder: No synchronous class today!

Remember, we are not logging into Zoom today! Instead, please watch the guest lecture and make your comments as described in the post under “Guest Lectures and Discussion.” Comments will only count towards your grade up until the beginning of the following class (i.e., until 2:30pm on Thursday, 4/8), so make sure you complete them before that time. 

We will meet on Zoom again this coming Thursday (4/8). See you then. 

Dr. M

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