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CPH 601 - University of Kentucky

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Required Readings<br />

Required Readings are listed on the syllabus, and are expected to be completed each week prior<br />

to completing the online assignments. The readings are from the required text. If I decide<br />

additional readings are needed, I will post them on Blackboard.<br />

Extra Credit<br />

The extra credit opportunities include posting comments on current events (above the required<br />

ten) . Also, students can earn extra credit (typically 5 points/week) by providing very thoughtful<br />

responses on the weekly Blackboard assignments. We typically look through them and award<br />

additional points to the best 3 or 4.<br />

Instructor expectations<br />

1. I expect you to attend class. The components are highly interrelated; missing a class<br />

will detract from the learning potential <strong>of</strong> subsequent sessions.<br />

2. I expect you to be in the classroom and prepared to begin work at the scheduled<br />

starting time for each session.<br />

3. I expect (and encourage) you to provide honest and timely feedback regarding the<br />

content and process <strong>of</strong> this course throughout the semester.<br />

4. I expect you during the semester to interactively engage via Blackboard with the<br />

other students and the instructor.<br />

5. I expect you to share in the responsibility for making this course an enjoyable and<br />

beneficial learning experience.<br />

6. Wikipedia cannot be used as a cited reference as noted by a co-founder <strong>of</strong> Wikipedia!<br />

You may use Wikipedia to identify appropriate source material. Remember<br />

Wikipedia is not peer reviewed!<br />

Attendance/ Excused Absences<br />

This is a distance learning class, and class only meets three times. The following are acceptable<br />

reasons for excused absences and late assignments: 1) serious illness; 2) illness or death <strong>of</strong><br />

family member; 3) <strong>University</strong>-related trips (S.R. 5.2.4.2.C); and 4) major religious holidays.<br />

Students anticipating absence for a major religious holiday during the semester must notify the<br />

instructor in writing prior to the last day for adding a class. Information regarding dates <strong>of</strong> major<br />

religious holidays may be obtained through the religious liaison, Mr. Jake Karnes (257-2754).<br />

When there is an excused absence, students will be given the opportunity to make up missed<br />

work and/or exams. It is the student's responsibility to inform the instructor <strong>of</strong> the absence,<br />

preferably in advance, but no later than one week afterwards (S.R. 5.2.4.2.D). The burden <strong>of</strong><br />

pro<strong>of</strong> is on the student to provide sufficient documentation regarding the nature <strong>of</strong> the absence.<br />

For students seen at the <strong>University</strong> Health Service, the instructor will contact the staff there to<br />

help verify the "excusability" <strong>of</strong> an absence. The instructor may also contact a student's<br />

physician (upon obtaining student permission).<br />

If you know in advance that you will need to miss a class (because <strong>of</strong> a wedding or other similar<br />

unique event ) please contact the instructor in advance to make arrangements for assignments,

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