Monthly Archives: February 2018

Don’t forget to remind your students to sign-up to present at the Spring Symposium for Research and Creative Inquiry held on April 24, 2018. The deadline for presentation submissions is Friday March 2 at 5:00pm: http://go.longwood.edu/springresearch We have over 100 … Continue reading →

The ethics mantra in a professional setting is “doing your job and not causing unjust harm.” Meeting your professional obligations and ensuring that whatever harm may ensue from you doing your job is justifiable are required for you to remain … Continue reading →

A relevant ethical issue in our media now a days is consistently Donald Trump’s twitter page. According to Chapter 6, Visual Analysis, from Visual Communication by Lester, the audience depicts the meaning of words and pictures through culture and symbols. … Continue reading →

In this advertisement, PETA posted a very controversial advertisement about becoming vegetarian; however, it displays an obese individual and makes the viewer believe that becoming vegetarian will make you lose weight. It also calls obese people whales and full of … Continue reading →

DYNAMIC LEARNING DIALOGUE The Dynamic Learning Dialogue is an early to mid-semester evaluation technique that provides instructors with rich qualitative feedback from their students regarding the learning environment in a course. Feedback obtained from a Dynamic Learning Dialogue can be … Continue reading →

Just last week, Dynasty Warriors 9 was released here in the west. This is a video game that is not-so-popular outside of Eastern world and only boasts of a small following over here in the west. The main objective is … Continue reading →

Generic Criticism is best described as a group of artifacts that are similar in content and fit into the same categories through that content.  The artifact that I have chosen to look at is an article from Indian Country Today, which … Continue reading →

Kendrick Lamar’s 2012 album, Good Kid, M.A.A.D City, received rave reviews and was even said to have brought West Coast hip hop, a sub-genre of hip-hop comprised of rappers from the West Coast, back to life. His 2017 album, Damn, had amazing … Continue reading →