SOC 348: Work, Organizations, & Occupations Name _________________________
Instructor: Dr. J. Burnside Date _____________________
Reference Librarian: Ms. Amanda Peach
Work-Life Integration: A Reflective Report of Personal Experiences and Social Facts (15%)
Writing a description and explanation of key aspects about Work-Life Integration prompts one to draw upon their thoughts and experiences (noting micro, meso and macro levels). Apply in your analysis, a synthesis of concepts we are studying about work, organizations, and occupations. Being successful on this documented research report will depend on the following:
- crafting a working thesis
- conveying key issues and contextual points of interest for your reframing.
- checking relevant details using library research to gather social facts about changes .
Requirements: word count = 1100-1300, typed, 1.5 line spacing, with citations both in-text and Works Cited
(minimum six sources including our JWB and LGB and TED texts.
- In class, share your brief but spectacular oral presentations (seven to ten minutes with visuals).
- Be inspired to try reframing one’s perspectives and involve artistry in your choices:
Each life converges to some centre
Expressed or still;
Exists in every human nature
A goal,
Admitted scarcely to itself, it may be,
Too fair
For credibility's temerity
To dare.
-excerpt from Emily Dickinson, 1830-1886
Writing and Thinking Process:
Sept 28th- Understanding the assignment, drafting topic with rationale, outline and working bibliography
Oct. 5th - Works in Progress – mini-conferences with Instructor (six to eight minutes).
Oct 10th – Reading Period –
Oct 12-17th – Conduct Peer Review (PR) outside of class; submit completed PR form with final paper.
Oct 19th - Due! Research report (on paper) with PR form, in class; and oral Presentations (7 to 10 minutes).
Poetry
Dickinson, Emily. Each life converges to some centre
https://allpoetry.com/Each-life-converges-to-some-centre accessed 9/27/2023