OUTLINE REQUIREMENTS :Construct a detailed outline of one of the readings from Module 2 (your choice. A good outline will include a thesis of the article, as well as the important arguments and points offered in support of that thesis. The outline is worth 10 points and should be no less than 250 words in length. Late outlines will be penalized at minus 5 points for the first day late and minus 1 point for each additional day. Outside research is not necessary, but if you use external sources you must provide complete citations. Your outline will automatically be checked for text that matches websites and other submitted outlines. Failure to cite your sources is academic misconduct and will result in a failure of the assignments.PAPER ASSIGNMENT REQUIREMENTS: This essay should be no less than 1,000 words. Papers should demonstrate a thorough awareness of the topic as well as the ability to engage in philosophical reasoning. Outside research is not necessary, and in fact you are strongly encouraged to write this paper with nothing but the course materials and your brain in hand, but if you do use external sources you must provide complete citations. Failure to cite your sources is academic misconduct and will result in a failure of the assignment The Assignment: Kayla and Jared are college sophomores who sometimes have casual sex. They have affection for each other, but neither is interested in a relationship. They always use condoms, but apparently one broke, because Kayla discovers she is 6 weeks pregnant. Kayla has not had sex with anyone besides Jared in the past 3 months, so it is certain that Jared is the father. Neither Kayla nor Jared is financially independent, and neither feels emotionally ready to be parents. However, they care about behaving morally, and feel like they should think carefully before deciding what to do next. Knowing you're enrolled in an ethics class this semester, they come to you for advice. They want to get a wide range of views regarding their situation, so Kayla and Jared ask you to explain what at least two of the theorists you have studied (John Paul II, Judith Jarvis Thompson, Don Marquis, Margaret Olivia Little) would advise them to do, and they also ask for your own view, backed up with arguments. Be sure to do all three of these things in your paper, being as clear and detailed as you can.

InstructionsFor Week 3 you conducted a literature review on a set of topics. For this assignment you will utilize that information and what you learned from this course on a research paper regarding older adults.For this week you will write your paper. The paper should adhere to the following guidelines: The length of the paper should be 12–14 double-spaced pages (not including the title and reference pages). For the main sections it should have a: Title page Introduction Literature review Conclusion Reference page(s) The paper must use proper APA style for citing sources and references. Introduction: This should be 1–2 pages in length. The introduction provides a brief overview of what will be covered and the purpose of the research paper. Literature review: The literature review is taken in part from what you had written in Week 3. Discussion and conclusions: The difference between a great research paper and a marginal one is the depth and originality of the discussion and conclusion section. This is where you bring together what you learned from the literature review (as well as through the course) in your concluding remarks regarding your topic. The discussion and conclusion section should be 1–2 pages in length.

Choose one of the artists from the Dance and Multi Media module, and discuss how the mode of delivery affected your perspective. For example, if you choose a site specific work, you could discuss how your perspective on the site changed after viewing a dance in that location. Or if you choose a dance film, you could discuss how the camera angle allowed to notice something you would have never looked at before, etc.  Research and choose one clip (not in this module) of dance that you feel is breaking ground and changing audience perspective on dance. This is very open, and could include a category such as how technology or multi-media and dance intersect, how dance is created, who is doing the dancing, where the dancing is happening etc.  Choose from one of these artists: Monica Bill Barnes self describes her company as “a contemporary American dance company that brings dance where it does not belong. We create and produce each work entirely from its own rulebook - dancing to radio interviews on the biggest stages in the world, hosting a weekly show in a crowded office party, or leading a choreographed exercise routine in an art museum. Within each of these new contexts and borrowed environments, we constantly find humor in our awkward, everyday triumphs and failures.”The Museum Workout (Links to an external site.) (scroll down once you click on link to view video!)Stephan Koplowitz is an award winning director/choreographer/media artist known for his work on stage, film and site. His site work aims to alter people’s perspectives of place, site, and scale, all infused with a sense of the human condition and is concerned with the intersection of natural, social and cultural ecologies within urban and natural environmentsSea Side Pool (Links to an external site.)Joanna Haigood has been creating work since 1979 that uses natural, architectural and cultural environments as points of departure for movement exploration and narrative. Her company Zaccho Dance Theatre (ZDT) creates and presents performance work that investigates dance as it relates to place.Departure and Arrival (Links to an external site.) Heidi Duckler Dance creates place-based performances that transform non-traditional spaces, providing learning opportunities and engaging diverse communities, in the belief that the arts can change our vision of the world and of ourselves.When I am King