Weekly Discussion: As a policy advocate it is important for you to be familiar with your legislators.  In Policy Advocacy 4.1 on pg 101 (print version) there are some websites that may help you complete the following exercise: 1. Who are your state senators and your US Senator? 2. What are their top legislated agenda items? 3. Is there any information about their campaign finances on their websites? 4. Who is their constituency? 5. Do your legislators support or oppose any policy that is related to the topic you've chosen for the semester?  6. Share any other interesting information you learned about them. • How Our Laws Are Made: A detailed description of the federal legislative process. http://thomas.loc.gov/home/lawsmade.toc.html • THOMAS (Library of Congress): Search engine for federal bills and laws, links to biographical information, and links to additional congressional Internet services. http://thomas.loc.gov/ • United States Senate: Links to senators ’ websites, legislative agendas, votes, and more. www.senate.gov • United States House of Representatives: Links to representatives ’ websites, legislative agendas, votes, and more. www.house.gov • The White House. www.whitehouse.gov Copyright | The unit lesson explains five international marketing philosophies. Which orientation mostly applies to Maytag’s washers and dryers? Explain why. .

1. Weekly Discussion: As a policy advocate it is important for you
to be familiar with your legislators. In Policy Advocacy 4.1 on
pg 101 (print version) there are some websites that may help
you complete the following exercise:
1. Who are your state senators and your US Senator?
2. What are their top legislated agenda items?
3. Is there any information about their campaign finances on
their websites?
4. Who is their constituency?
5. Do your legislators support or oppose any policy that is
related to the topic you've chosen for the semester?
6. Share any other interesting information you learned about
them.
• How Our Laws Are Made: A detailed description of the
federal legislative process.
http://thomas.loc.gov/home/lawsmade.toc.html
• THOMAS (Library of Congress): Search engine for federal
bills and laws, links to biographical information, and links to
additional congressional Internet services.
http://thomas.loc.gov/
• United States Senate: Links to senators ’ websites, legislative
agendas, votes, and more. www.senate.gov
• United States House of Representatives: Links to
representatives ’ websites, legislative agendas, votes, and more.
www.house.gov
• The White House. www.whitehouse.gov Copyright |
The unit lesson explains five international marketing
philosophies. Which orientation mostly applies to Maytag’s
washers and dryers? Explain why.