Turning in your final paper

You can discuss or turn in your paper:

Monday (friday) 9AM 202 DDD; 1-2PM Einstein's UCOM

You MUST turn in a printed copy to me by Wednesday 10:30-12:30 430 SLC during the final exam period.

Library Post Test

It is REQUIRED that you take the library post test: (link). Please do so and then comment here for credit.

Here is a short film adaptation of the apocalyptic science fiction story The Machine Stops (by E.M. Forster. Remember him? He wrote Howards End, which we discussed in our first class.)

For Discussion: How close are we to the machine dependence he depicts? I know some of you said robots would never take over the earth (in discussion below) but what if we let them like Forster envisions?

astrology vs. Myers-Briggs inital data

n=20

ratings on 1 (low) to 5 (high) scale.

sorted by ave rating

3.98  Astrological Sign
3.8   Forer Universal
3.63  Myers-Briggs
3.5   Random Astrological Sign
2.98  Inverse Myers-Briggs
2.95  Random Myers-Briggs

For Discussion: Statistical analysis is coming, but for now, what does this mean?

Our third and final FYF TGIF is scheduled for NEXT Tuesday, December 7 (4 – 6 pm) in Marts 214. As you know, this event is rescheduled due to a scheduling conflict of one of our presenters.

The topic for next Tuesday’s FYF TGIF is “Global, Ethnic, Cultural, and Sexual Diversity: Misconceptions, Misunderstandings, and Reactionary Responses.” Our facilitators are Dr. Linda Winkler, Dean, CAHSS, and Mr. James Harrington, Adjunct Faculty.

PLEASE REMIND YOUR STUDENTS THAT THIS IS THE LAST TGIF OF THE SEMESTER.

I need to confirm an estimated number of guests with the caterer. Please check with your FYF students in the next couple of days and ask how many plan to attend this final TGIF. Do include yourself in the guest list if you plan to attend. PLEASE NOTE: Students are welcome and encouraged to attend more than one TGIF.