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From: George Dowdall <gdowdall@mailhost.sju.edu>
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Subject: Using the Web in "Health and Society"
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I am currently teaching a Sociology/Interdisciplinary Health Services
course, "Health and Society."  The core texts are Peter Conrad's THE
SOCIOLOGY OF HEALTH AND ILLNESS; OUR BODIES, OURSELVES FOR THE NEW
CENTURY; and my THE ECLIPSE OF THE STATE MENTAL HOSPITAL.  I would like to
use the World Wide Web as a resource in teaching the course--can anyone
make suggestions about the best sites or ways of using them? (If you want
to respond to me individually, I will compile the responses and post them
at a later date.)  Thanks for any help.
 
George W. Dowdall, Ph.D. 
Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences; 
St. Joseph's University; 5600 City Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19131.  
Tel.: 610-660-1674.  Fax.: 610-660-1688.  Internet:  gdowdall@sju.edu