Running head: INTELLIGENT DISOBEDIENCE IN THE WORKPLACE
Intelligent Disobedience in the Workplace
Nicholas Babin
East Carolina University
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INTELLIGENT DISOBEDIENCE IN THE WORKPLACE
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Table of Contents
Abstract.3
Introduction.4
Being Taught Intelligent Di
Online Section
GWRTC 103 Final Projects
Rubric (300 points)
(280-300 range) Sophisticated:
Fulfills promise of research proposal, displaying originality, polish, and intellectual
verve. Displays detailed evidence of new thinking by drawing on knowledge fr
Research Proposal (Due April 20): Propose a solution to a
social problem. Your solution must be interdisciplinary
and must draw on at least three disciplines. Your memos
are the basis for your proposals. Now you have to
develop the proposals. Word count:
REVIEW
What it should be:
Modeled on a professional review such as the two New Yorker reviews
The talk should be on words or writing or language or communication or another
discipline that connects with GWRTC 103 Critical Reading and Writing
2 double-spac
TO: Professor Burton
FROM: Music Major
DATE: April 2, 2014
SUBJECT: Interview Assignment, Progress On and Progress With
Statement of Intention
The purpose of this memo is to inform you about my plan for
conducting interviews and research. The issue that I
Titles and opening sentences taken from articles in The New Yorker, Dec. 1, 2014
Havel in Jerusalem
Not long after his unlikely rise from Czech prisoner to Czech President, Vaclav
Havel paid a visit to Moscow. Until that moment, the leaders of Eastern and
Plato (428 348) had a view of learning that separated the mind from the body. He
said the mind gathers into itself and takes leave of the body. It aspires after true
being and from this it follows that essences (of greatness, health, justice, beauty,
good
Econ 385
Chapter 3 Prep Questions
Due: Thursday March 17th in class.
Multiple Regression (skip pages 172-176 "indirect methods")
1. Of the six assumptions that were made in Chapter 2 concerning the bivariate regression
model, which assumption(s) change wh
Martha Nussbaum
Martha Nussbaum is the Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor of Law and
Ethics at the University of Chicago, appointed in the Philosophy Department, Law
School, and Divinity School. She is an Associate in the Classics Department and
GWRTC 103
Professor Burton
March 24, 2014
I Am Not Me
Have you ever had the sensation that you are just going through the motions, present but
not really there? You can think and feel, but it doesnt seem like you are really in control. After
reading and d
REVIEW
What it should be:
Modeled on a professional review such as the two New Yorker reviews
The talk should be on words or writing or language or communication or another
discipline that connects with GWRTC 103 Critical Reading and Writing
2 double-spac
Formula Sheet for Stats Quiz
A discrete random variable Xi can take on k different values with probabilities pi
Facts about Expected Value and Variance:
k
E ( X ) x xi pi
i i
k
E ( g ( X ) g ( xi ) pi
i i
E (a bX ) a bE ( X )
k
x2 Var ( X ) E[( x x ) 2 ]
Language: The Contested Subject
Read and respond to these statements:
1. Language has been our principal means of collective survival, our principal
source of interpersonal stability, and the foundation for the growth of all cultures.
The use of language
Personal Narrative: How Ive Profited Thus Far From GWRTC 103
In no more than 750 words, develop a narrative that shows one benefit from the
knowledge youve gained thus far in GWRTC 103. By narrative, I mean relate the
process of gaining this knowledge. By
one
The REG Procedure
Model: MODEL1
Dependent Variable: adj_closertne
Number of Observations Read
156
5
Number of Observations Used
143
9
Number of Observations with Missing Values
126
Analysis of Variance
Source
DF
Sum of
Square
s
Mean F Value Pr > F
Squ
Babin 1
Nick Babin
English 2201
Mr. Campbell
Annotated Bibliography on Ethical Issue
Dear Professor Campbell,
For project 3 we had to write an annotated bibliography on an ethical issue of our choice
that was related to our concentration. As a business ma
ENGL 2201 (Designed by Dr. Tracy Morse, Director of Composition)
Self-Analytical Writing | (10%)
What to do. You will compose and upload a 4-6 page letter, addressed to me, that explains how
the writing projects that you have included in the portfolio dem
Project 3 | Category 1: Disciplinary Writing Analysis (10%)
What to do. For this project you will select current (published since 2014) issues of two
journals related to the discipline you expect to enter (that is, select journals that are related to
your
Writing portfolio steps:
Projects 1 &3 category 1
Projects 2 &4 Category 2
Pick one from category 1 and one from category 2
Self-analytical writing (4-6 page letter addressed to Portfolio Reviewers)
Use specific ideas from your projects to use as evidence
Donaldson
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Christina Donaldson
Professor Raper
English 2201-023
April 11, 2017
The Fight To End the Wage Gap
Women currently make eighty cents for every dollar earned by men. According to
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the gen
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The Effects of War Profiteering
Oghosasere U-Edosomwan
East Carolina University
APA Format
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Stone, O., & Kuznick, P. (2012). The untold history of the United States. New York: Gallery
Books.
It's been said that history is written by the victors. It mig
Oghosasere !1
Oghosasere U-Edosomwan
Engl 2201
Mr. Andy Bates
11/12/15
Authoritative vs. Popular Source
Business is the center of the Western world that drives almost everything that we see today
from the meals we eat to the cars we drive. The reason for
GHIST 150
Professor H. Gelfand
Cross-Cultural Exchanges in Recent Global History
Fall Semester 2014
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Major in Social Work
GWRTC 103
Professor Burton
April 25, 2014
Defeating Disability Discrimination
Imagine waking up one day unable to walk. You find yourself bounded to a wheelchair,
unable to walk up stairs or do something as simple as riding a bike. Ar
ISAT Major
Professor Larry Burton
GRWTC 103 0005
30 April 2014
Why Do People Fear Something That Could Save Them?
ABSTRACT
There are a growing number of people coming down with vaccine
preventable diseases as the anti-vaccine movement grows. In order to e
Justice Studies Student
Professor Burton
GWRTC 103
April 21, 2014
Criminal Networks Could Be Your Next Social Network
Context
Chaos, fear, and silence. What do these three things have in common? All of them run
through the minds of the victims of drug/hum
Kyle Hanula
Professor Burton
GWRTC 103
November 16, 2014
IT Projects: Creating the Problems of Today by Trying to Solve Those of Tomorrow
Context: (*All underlined words are defined in the glossary at the end of the proposal)
Take a moment to recall the l
