Fall 2013
Learning through play
Kinesiology Professor Debbie Rhea launches pilot program to improve education with more playtime.
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Fall 2013
Responsible citizenship . . . Here’s to radicals
People must devise strategies to maximize their individual and collective impact to change the way society operates.
Fall 2013
Responsible citizenship . . . One-dimensional origami
Responsible citizens put society above their own gain, which contradicts so much of the American paradigm.
Fall 2013
Responsible citizenship . . . Awareness. Empathy. Action.
Without awareness and empathy, great leaders like Lincoln, MLK and Gandhi would never have been driven to act.
Fall 2013
Responsible citizenship . . . hitting a moving target
The negotiation of responsible citizenship should focus on strategies that help us parse through our differences.
Fall 2013
Responsible citizenship . . . Action toward enhancement
To simply remain idle or neglect to partake in harmful and detrimental actions is not enough.
Fall 2013
Responsible citizenship . . . love in action
Invest in joy. Use your skills and talents to do what you truly love and in the process, make the world a more beautiful place.
Fall 2013
Responsible citizenship . . . Social responsible and selfish
Social responsibility is pursuing what serves you, which in turn serves your community.
Fall 2013
Responsible citizenship . . . Unobserved citizenship
The key to understanding responsible citizenship is self-sacrifice, authenticity, and a willingness to act in obscurity.
Fall 2013
Responsible citizenship . . . Branding world change
Responsible citizenship is getting people to care enough about something to cause a change in the way we see our community, society, and world.
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