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Webcam Sample (COBA)

Module Description

In this module, you will be introduced to the concept of Management and take a historical look at how Management as we know it today developed. Finally, we will look at the current landscape of management while highlighting some current challenges.

Learning Outcomes

After you have finished this module, you should be able to:

Understand the function of management
Understand the historical context of management
Understand basic management skills
Understand the complexity and universality of management

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Bio & Image Sample 1 (CAS)

Meet Your Instructor

Email: jgoldenb@usf.edu | Office Location: PCD 4147 | Hours: Tuesdays 11:45-1:45

Biography

Dr. Goldenberg's research focuses on basic questions about human sexuality, culture, and anxiety, with implications for the physical and emotional health of the individual. Using terror management theory as a vehicle, she has initiated a program of research designed to investigate such issues as why cultures set rules and standards to regulate the body and sex, why people are so highly vested in meeting these particular cultural standards that they will often forego their body’s health, and why sexual ambivalence and appearance anxiety are such common problems. She has theorized that the body and sexuality are threatening to humans because they remind us of our mortality by making apparent our physical and animal nature. She further suggests that the body’s “creatureliness” is managed via cultural rules and standards that transform the body into a cultural symbol. In particular, the female body, which has traditionally been considered closer to nature because of its role in reproduction, may be subject to more stringent cultural standards; and women, as a consequence, may be at heightened risk of physical and psychological problems associated with their bodies.

Bio & Image Sample 2 (CAS)

It can feel weird (at least it does to me) taking a class taught by someone you've never met and don't even know what they look like.

So this is me and......

....this is a little about me. I've been teaching at USF since 1979 which is the same year I got my Ph.D. in Sociology at Penn State. I was 27 years old then and definitely looked younger than I do here. In fact most of my students back then thought I was a student too!

My doctoral dissertation was in---you guessed it--medical sociology. The dissertation was a study of people who use the emergency room when they don't really have a medical emergency.

One thing I like to do in my spare time is ride my road bicycle. I just ride for exercise, usually at least an hour a day. I built the bike myself because when you ride as much as I do your bike ends up a crazy mix of stuff as parts wear out. Some of the parts you're looking at in this picture....

....have gone the equivalent of around the world at least twice (but that's over a long time, obviously).

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Instructor Introduction Video Sample (COTA)

Instructor Contact Information

Pat Finelli, Ph.D.

Email:finelli@usf.edu

Office: (813)-390-4290

Office Location: TAR 230

Office Hours: T/R 11-1

Bio

Patrick M. Finelli, Ph.D. is a professor in the School of Theatre and Dance at USF in Tampa. His publications include the textbook Sound for the Stage, the book Worlds Away, CD-ROM courseware for Theatre History, Contemporary Performance Theory and Caribbean Theatre, chapters in books and over 300 articles. He is an associate editor for USITT's Theatre Design and Technology and is a regular contributor to Stage Directions and ArtsReach. Dr. Finelli's research has been published in Theatre Journal, Performing Arts Resources (Theatre Library Association), Southern Theatre and New England Theatre Journal. He is an adjudicator for the annual playwriting competition sponsored by the Cayman National Cultural Foundation.

Bio information taken from:USF School of Theatre and Dance

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Webcam or Camtasia Video

Bio and Image

Instructor Introduction Video

Webcam Sample (COBA)

Module Description

Learning Outcomes

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Bio & Image Sample 1 (CAS)

Biography

Bio & Image Sample 2 (CAS)

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Instructor Introduction Video Sample (COTA)

Pat Finelli, Ph.D.

Bio

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