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Date: Tue, 18 Feb 1997 11:33:08 -0500
To: MedSoc@csf.colorado.edu
From: Karen Donahue <donahuek@hanover.edu>
Subject: Re: HMO's, I thought that you'd never ask.
I'm teaching a sociology of medicine class here at Hanover College, which is
a small liberal arts college.  The administration wants us to increase the
technological proficiency of our students, but since we are a liberal arts
college, the assignments need to fit with the mission of a liberal arts
college.  Part of that mission is to incrase the global perspective of our
students.  I know that professors at other colleges have asked students to
submit assignments on e-mail to see that students have learned some basic
computer skills.  I thought a better assignment might be to e-mail a student
in another sociology of medicine class and redirect the response to me.  An
even better idea would be to have them connect to students in another
country.  Are any of you interested in having your students connect with
students in my class?  You may respond directly to me at my e-mail address
below.  Thanks,

Karen Donahue


Karen A. Donahue
Dept. of Sociology & Anthropology
Hanover College
Hanover, IN 47243
E-Mail: donahue@hanover.edu
Off. Phone: (812) 866-7369