Roles and Responsibilities

• How are individual rights and responsibilities negotiated among families, communities, and governments?

•  What rights and responsibilities do individuals have with respect to government?

•  What happens when individuals or groups of individuals disagree with government policies?

•  What are the benefits and risks of sharing your ideas and convictions publicly?

•  How have this week’s readings and discussions influenced your ideas about citizenship?

Monday 4/5

Tuesday 4/6

Wednesday 4/7

Thursday 4/8

Seminar

10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

 Individual Student Faculty

Midterm Check-In (time & place arranged in seminar)

 Group Project Work: Individual and Committee Research

Group Project Work:

Meet with Faculty 

•  Full group check in

•  Putting information together

•  Identifying holes/gaps in research

Rotations:

·  Hypertext Essay

·  Advising

·  Group Interaction: Identifying issues, resolving conflicts, info re: workshops

Readings

An Enemy of the People

•  Democratic movements

•  The will of the masses

Major Assignments Due

•  Self Evaluation

•  Group Integrated Research Results

Assigned/ Handout

Passover begins at sundown

Passover

Notes for Self

 Afternoon

1-3 P.M.

Midterm Check-Ins

(cont’d)

Group Project Work: Individual and Committee Research

Group Integrated Research Results to NCC Office by 4:00 p.m.

Rotations:

·  Hypertext Essay

·  Advising

·  Group Interaction: Identifying issues, resolving conflicts, info re: workshops

Rotations:

·  Hypertext Essay

·  Advising

·  Group Interaction: Identifying issues, resolving conflicts, info re: workshops

NCC LAB Reserved

Office Hours: PJ Whiteway

1:00-3:00 p.m. 

Afternoon Faculty Meeting