The provided document discusses the history and evolution of magazines. It notes that the first publication considered a "magazine" was the 1663 German publication "Edifying Monthly Discussions." The term "magazine" later emerged in 1731. Magazines have since developed into different categories including consumer magazines aimed at the general public, trade magazines focused on specific industries, and in-house magazines created by organizations. In modern times, the popularity of magazines has decreased as news and information has moved online. In response, many magazines now offer digital versions and platforms to continue reaching audiences in today's digital society.
This document outlines the agenda and expectations for COMM 202 tutorials. It introduces the TA and their interests and strengths. It discusses course expectations around professionalism, class prep assignments, and action items for students. It also outlines an activity for the next tutorial involving presenting strengths and saboteurs in small groups.
Greene County Woodlands: An Essential ResourceSean Carroll
A presentation by Marilyn Wyman of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Columbia and Greene Counties on the importance of woodland conservation in New York State.
The document announces a new Bible class on Jesus the Healer on Wednesdays and Sundays. It contains a prayer for each other, the town, country, and world. The second part describes two coming moves of the Holy Spirit within churches over the next decades - a restoration of baptism and gifts of the Spirit, and people leaving churches to plant new ones. While these will be seen as revivals, the true great revival will begin when those emphasizing the word and Spirit come together in the churches.
Steven Schneider opens the #Logi16 User Conference and discusses how Logi Analytics is charting a unique course through the changing market demands for analytics.
This document outlines an agenda for a tutorial on LinkedIn and informational interviews. It discusses setting up and optimizing a LinkedIn profile, including adding a professional photo, headline, experience, connections, and summary. Tips are provided for connecting with others on LinkedIn and conducting informational interviews. The informational interview assignment is described, which involves interviewing someone not affiliated with one's university, compiling learned insights, and following up. Key action items are noted, such as completing a post-networking reflection and identifying informational interview contacts.
This document outlines the agenda and key topics for a COMM 202 tutorial. It includes a course timeline, discussion of skills matrices and informational interviews, networking tips, and action items. The timeline shows upcoming lectures, tutorials, and assignment due dates. Informational interviews are assigned where students must conduct an interview and write a reflection. Networking advice is provided, such as how to approach people, start conversations, exchange contact information, and follow up.
This document provides instructions for a 1000-1500 word essay assignment asking students to examine a moment when they experienced a major shift in their worldview or understanding of something important. Students are asked to summarize their mindset before the moment of change, explore the incident and circumstances that precipitated the shift, thoroughly explain their new perspective afterwards, and discuss how this new knowledge may affect them going forward. The essay should be in MLA format with correct citations and include a Works Cited page if sources are used.
The provided document discusses the history and evolution of magazines. It notes that the first publication considered a "magazine" was the 1663 German publication "Edifying Monthly Discussions." The term "magazine" later emerged in 1731. Magazines have since developed into different categories including consumer magazines aimed at the general public, trade magazines focused on specific industries, and in-house magazines created by organizations. In modern times, the popularity of magazines has decreased as news and information has moved online. In response, many magazines now offer digital versions and platforms to continue reaching audiences in today's digital society.
This document outlines the agenda and expectations for COMM 202 tutorials. It introduces the TA and their interests and strengths. It discusses course expectations around professionalism, class prep assignments, and action items for students. It also outlines an activity for the next tutorial involving presenting strengths and saboteurs in small groups.
Greene County Woodlands: An Essential ResourceSean Carroll
A presentation by Marilyn Wyman of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Columbia and Greene Counties on the importance of woodland conservation in New York State.
The document announces a new Bible class on Jesus the Healer on Wednesdays and Sundays. It contains a prayer for each other, the town, country, and world. The second part describes two coming moves of the Holy Spirit within churches over the next decades - a restoration of baptism and gifts of the Spirit, and people leaving churches to plant new ones. While these will be seen as revivals, the true great revival will begin when those emphasizing the word and Spirit come together in the churches.
Steven Schneider opens the #Logi16 User Conference and discusses how Logi Analytics is charting a unique course through the changing market demands for analytics.
This document outlines an agenda for a tutorial on LinkedIn and informational interviews. It discusses setting up and optimizing a LinkedIn profile, including adding a professional photo, headline, experience, connections, and summary. Tips are provided for connecting with others on LinkedIn and conducting informational interviews. The informational interview assignment is described, which involves interviewing someone not affiliated with one's university, compiling learned insights, and following up. Key action items are noted, such as completing a post-networking reflection and identifying informational interview contacts.
This document outlines the agenda and key topics for a COMM 202 tutorial. It includes a course timeline, discussion of skills matrices and informational interviews, networking tips, and action items. The timeline shows upcoming lectures, tutorials, and assignment due dates. Informational interviews are assigned where students must conduct an interview and write a reflection. Networking advice is provided, such as how to approach people, start conversations, exchange contact information, and follow up.
This document provides instructions for a 1000-1500 word essay assignment asking students to examine a moment when they experienced a major shift in their worldview or understanding of something important. Students are asked to summarize their mindset before the moment of change, explore the incident and circumstances that precipitated the shift, thoroughly explain their new perspective afterwards, and discuss how this new knowledge may affect them going forward. The essay should be in MLA format with correct citations and include a Works Cited page if sources are used.
This document summarizes the origins and founding of the Department of Psychiatry at the Cambridge Hospital in 1968. It describes the sociopolitical context of the time including civil unrest and the assassinations of MLK Jr. and RFK. It discusses how the department was established through collaboration between the Harvard Medical School and local physicians to address a decline in mental healthcare services. The document outlines the department's initial focus on consultation, emergency, and community services and the challenges they faced gaining acceptance from hospital staff and officials. It credits key individuals who helped establish and support the new department during its early years.
Blaine Todfield worked in public relations for 3D Systems from 2015-2016 and Bauer Media Group from 2012-2015. At 3D Systems, he organized their presence at CES 2016, including launching new product lines and showcasing technology. He also organized custom events like the Culinary Lab and Fabricate launch. At Bauer Media, he organized celebrity events like Hollywood in Bright Pink and Icons & Idols that garnered media coverage. He launched Closer Weekly magazine and broke exclusive stories like Lindsay Lohan's list of lovers. Across both roles, he secured significant media impressions through broadcast, print, online and social media coverage of various events and product launches.
This document summarizes a student project to design a pressure sensor alarm clock. The pressure sensor alarm clock uses an MSP430FR4133 microcontroller, HC-05 Bluetooth module, pressure sensor, and buzzer. It is intended to assure users wake up on time through detecting pressure on the sensor and sounding an alarm. The project overview, hardware components, circuit design, software features, and demonstration of the pressure sensor alarm clock are outlined.
This “Customer Service Excellence Training” slideshow is geared to help participants understand:
- The principles of strong customer service
- The concept of internal and external customer service
- Ideas for customer service improvement within their workplace
This document provides information and guidance about employment interviews for a tutorial. It outlines the timeline and logistics for interviews, with signups running from November 22-24. Interviews will take place November 28-29 and December 1st. Students are instructed to dress professionally and arrive 10 minutes early. Common interview questions like "tell me about yourself" and behavioral questions are covered, with tips on how to structure answers. The document provides a rubric for evaluating interview answers and practices answering sample questions through partner work. Overall, the summary covers logistics, sample questions, and best practices for acing an employment interview.
This document outlines the syllabus for COMM 202, a career fundamentals course. It includes the course agenda, assignments, expectations, and schedule. The main assignments are a resume, cover letter, skills matrix, networking simulation, interview, and information interview. Weekly assignments include StrengthsQuest and LinkedIn profile activities. Students will present on their key strengths and weaknesses based on the StrengthsQuest assessment. The document provides grading rubrics for the strengths presentation and outlines the first assignment - completing the StrengthsQuest and Positive Intelligence online assessments.
This document summarizes the origins and founding of the Department of Psychiatry at the Cambridge Hospital in 1968. It describes the sociopolitical context of the time including civil unrest and the assassinations of MLK Jr. and RFK. It discusses how the department was established through collaboration between the Harvard Medical School and local physicians to address a decline in mental healthcare services. The document outlines the department's initial focus on consultation, emergency, and community services and the challenges they faced gaining acceptance from hospital staff and officials. It credits key individuals who helped establish and support the new department during its early years.
Blaine Todfield worked in public relations for 3D Systems from 2015-2016 and Bauer Media Group from 2012-2015. At 3D Systems, he organized their presence at CES 2016, including launching new product lines and showcasing technology. He also organized custom events like the Culinary Lab and Fabricate launch. At Bauer Media, he organized celebrity events like Hollywood in Bright Pink and Icons & Idols that garnered media coverage. He launched Closer Weekly magazine and broke exclusive stories like Lindsay Lohan's list of lovers. Across both roles, he secured significant media impressions through broadcast, print, online and social media coverage of various events and product launches.
This document summarizes a student project to design a pressure sensor alarm clock. The pressure sensor alarm clock uses an MSP430FR4133 microcontroller, HC-05 Bluetooth module, pressure sensor, and buzzer. It is intended to assure users wake up on time through detecting pressure on the sensor and sounding an alarm. The project overview, hardware components, circuit design, software features, and demonstration of the pressure sensor alarm clock are outlined.
This “Customer Service Excellence Training” slideshow is geared to help participants understand:
- The principles of strong customer service
- The concept of internal and external customer service
- Ideas for customer service improvement within their workplace
This document provides information and guidance about employment interviews for a tutorial. It outlines the timeline and logistics for interviews, with signups running from November 22-24. Interviews will take place November 28-29 and December 1st. Students are instructed to dress professionally and arrive 10 minutes early. Common interview questions like "tell me about yourself" and behavioral questions are covered, with tips on how to structure answers. The document provides a rubric for evaluating interview answers and practices answering sample questions through partner work. Overall, the summary covers logistics, sample questions, and best practices for acing an employment interview.
This document outlines the syllabus for COMM 202, a career fundamentals course. It includes the course agenda, assignments, expectations, and schedule. The main assignments are a resume, cover letter, skills matrix, networking simulation, interview, and information interview. Weekly assignments include StrengthsQuest and LinkedIn profile activities. Students will present on their key strengths and weaknesses based on the StrengthsQuest assessment. The document provides grading rubrics for the strengths presentation and outlines the first assignment - completing the StrengthsQuest and Positive Intelligence online assessments.