MK201
TODAY:
-Chapter 3 discussion questions 1-6 were due.
-You took Quiz #4.
-We finished our discussion of Chapter 2 by discussing the type of opportunities available for marketers to pursue.
HOMEWORK:
-Colton Ham will bring in a current event for us to discuss.
-Answer the following Chapter 3 Discussion Questions:
7) What is the application of science to convert an economy's resources to output?
8) What are the 2 ways that technology affects marketing?
9) What invention changed marketing because it suddenly made it possible for a sponsor to broadcast a brief but vivid message to millions of people at the same time?
10) More than what % of women work outside the home?
11) The US population will grow by about what % between 2010 & 2025?
12) What is the idea that it's important to meet present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs?
GLE101
TODAY:
-Textbook Chapter 1 discussion questions were due.
-We continued our discussion of Unit 1. Our discussion focused on BIRGing & CORFing and deep fans.
HOMEWORK:
-Cody will bring in a current event for us to discuss on Wednesday.
-No new discussion questions due on Wednesday.
-The topic for Blog Post #2 that is due by Friday is: What word do you hope most people use to describe you? Why would you want it to be that word?
IC212
TODAY:
-Drucker Chapter 3 discussion questions 5-13 were due.
-Your took Quiz #4.
-We finished our discussion of Drucker Chapter 2 by discussing The Product Diffusion Curve.
HOMEWORK:
-Danielle Dominque will bring in a current event for us to discuss.
-No new discussion questions.
SR201
TODAY:
-Chapter 1 discussion questions 1-7 were due.
-You took Quiz #4.
-We began a discussion of Chapter 1 by taking a look at the difference between sport & sports.
HOMEWORK:
-Spence Damon will bring in a current event for us to discuss.
-Answer the following Chapter 1 Discussion Questions:
8) What decision making principle is based on the 6 pillars of character?
9) What are the 6 pillars of character?
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I am an Instructor in the Sports & Recreation Management program at Franklin Pierce. This is my 8th year teaching college level classes; my 5th at FPU. My industry experience includes minor league hockey and baseball, Red Bull, and Nike.
This blog will be a daily online journal for class. I will post notes about what we discussed in class, what we will be doing in the next class, and reminders of upcoming assignments. There is an old Chinese proverb that says: "Teachers open the door. You enter by yourself." This blog follows this proverb. It is my job to keep it updated daily; it is your job to follow through on the updates.
I am an Instructor in the Sports & Recreation Management program at Franklin Pierce. This is my 8th year teaching college level classes; my 5th at FPU. My industry experience includes minor league hockey and baseball, Red Bull, and Nike.
Contact Information
- Office: 5th Floor Library Tower
- E-mail: detjenk@franklinpierce.edu
- Phone: 603-899-4163
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William Butler Yeats
"It is in fact a part of the function of education to help us escape, not from our own time -- for we are bound by that -- but from the intellectual and emotional limitations of our time."
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Robin Williams in Dead Poets Society
"Winners forget they're in a race, they just love to run."
Joe Pesci in With Honors
"Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire."
William Butler Yeats
"It is in fact a part of the function of education to help us escape, not from our own time -- for we are bound by that -- but from the intellectual and emotional limitations of our time."
T.S. Eliot
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