This past year there has been a number of public people who have been accused of sexual harassment. The consequences of these accusations has been mixed–some have been fired, some of been removed from public office, but others have not. This raises an interesting question: when do we care about other people’s ethical (or unethical) behavior and why? Why are we more likely to give […]

In this assignment, you will develop two separate infographics (informative posters) to discuss two separate health issues relevant to the LGBT communities. Also, please make certain with this type of presentation you include graphics, visual aids etc. You want the final product to be informative and visually engaging to capture the audience’s attention. In each infographic you will discuss: What is the health problem Which […]

“Commercializing an MRI Breakthrough,” Lee Fleming, HBS Business Case 9-608-064. Find and download 2–3 of Charles Marcus’s patent applications from PatentScout that are related to Exhibit 3 of the case. Note that the titles of the applications may not be a perfect match with those shown in the case. (He has considerable more recent patent activity, but confine yourself to the approximate time of the […]

Reflect on the public health issue you are studying for your final project and the readings in the course so far. What do you perceive to be the biggest obstacles to behavior change? Do you think these obstacles can be removed? Why or why not? If an obstacle cannot be removed, is there some way to work around it? Prompt: For each journal assignment, the […]

See this slide presentation on an introduction to photography and iconic images of the past. Listen to David Hume Kennerly’s “How News Photographs Can Affect Public Opinion (Links to an external site.).” Peter Beaumont’s “Is It Wrong to Look at the Harrowing Photo of a Drowned Father and Daughter?” (Links to an external site.) Post a paragraph response to the discussion board that thoroughly answers: […]

Identifying Environmental Law Themes in Film (typewritten, double spaced, 12-point font, name of assignment) 1. View the following film: “Dark Waters” (this film can be viewed on multiple streaming content sites for less than seven dollars. 2. Once you have viewed the film, answer the following questions below. a. In one to two paragraphs for each point, discuss the three main points of this film. […]

Reflect on the public health issue you are studying for your final project and the readings in the course so far. What do you perceive to be the biggest obstacles to behavior change? Do you think these obstacles can be removed? Why or why not? If an obstacle cannot be removed, is there some way to work around it? Prompt: For each journal assignment, the […]

Introduction: In this simulation, students are asked to analyze the Stipulated Facts and Longville case law, spot as many contract law issues as possible, and then write a 5-7-page memorandum (academic quality, double-spaced, memorandum format) that advocates a particular side of the dispute. A title page is not required, but if you use one it does not count as a page, nor does a references […]

First watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Drzt1mVvtdA Go to any crowdfunding web page (Kickstarter/Indiegogo/Patreon/etc) Look for other entrepreneurs who are seeking funding their their business idea or invention that maybe similar to yours OR one that sparks your interest. Provide a link to their project. Develop an assessment of what they have done well in their request for funding. What could they have done better? Describe if […]

The health law field currently has undergone, and will continue to undergo, enormous change. Among the multitude of challenges are legal implications that come with electronic health records (EHRs), payments based on patient outcomes, mergers, fraud, insurance disbursements, and antitrust laws—just to name few. In addition, disruptive medical innovations, such as biotechnology and treatment research, have created new concerns over ethics and privacy. To perform […]