For my video project, i am choosing to do it on residential life. I am going to concentrate more on roommate issues and how to solve them. For example if someone's roommate is being loud and inconsiderate at 2 am in the morning to the other persons request for silence, then they need to get that resolved. Some students might not like the idea of confronting their roommate so they might want someone else to do this for them. That's what i want to help people with. I want to show students how they can handle certain situations when their faced with uncomfortable situations with their roommates. I also want first-year students to be mindful of their roommates and respect any rules or beliefs that they may have. Also first- year students should be able to go to someone if they are having any type of disagreement. I believe that these type of issues are important to first year students because a lot of them, are not use to living with someone they don't know, let alone someone who might be express different beliefs from them. Hopefully this will allow first year students to be able to handle roommate situation the correct way instead of the wrong way. This might also make them mindful of how to be more considerate of their roommates How to respect their boundaries as well as creating their own. When people watch this video /I want them to be able to somewhat relate to it. I don't want to make it boring to where as student won't want to watch it. Everyone loves a good laugh so I am going to try and make my video more of a comedy so that when people watch it , they will be informed but also entertained.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Roommates :)
For my video project, i am choosing to do it on residential life. I am going to concentrate more on roommate issues and how to solve them. For example if someone's roommate is being loud and inconsiderate at 2 am in the morning to the other persons request for silence, then they need to get that resolved. Some students might not like the idea of confronting their roommate so they might want someone else to do this for them. That's what i want to help people with. I want to show students how they can handle certain situations when their faced with uncomfortable situations with their roommates. I also want first-year students to be mindful of their roommates and respect any rules or beliefs that they may have. Also first- year students should be able to go to someone if they are having any type of disagreement. I believe that these type of issues are important to first year students because a lot of them, are not use to living with someone they don't know, let alone someone who might be express different beliefs from them. Hopefully this will allow first year students to be able to handle roommate situation the correct way instead of the wrong way. This might also make them mindful of how to be more considerate of their roommates How to respect their boundaries as well as creating their own. When people watch this video /I want them to be able to somewhat relate to it. I don't want to make it boring to where as student won't want to watch it. Everyone loves a good laugh so I am going to try and make my video more of a comedy so that when people watch it , they will be informed but also entertained.
Monday, September 24, 2012
Agenda
Saturday, September 22, 2012
"This I Believe"
I went to the "This I Believe" lecture by this man named Dave Guettamen. He was on a public radio station called NPR and he is the editor of the "This I Believe" book.It was at the Lyman Center at SCSU at 8 o clock. He was there to tell us the back story of the "This I believe" book. One thing that I thought was really interesting was the fact that this book originated from a radio show that talked about problems in World War 1 and 2, and how people were not sticking to their own beliefs. It was also cool to find out that Albert Einstein, Jackie Robinsonand so many others were apart of this whole genre. I never thought that this book would have such a great back story to it but it did, the fact that people came out and spoke up about what they believed in to people they knew was not accepting of their beliefs.