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Pharm 511: Community Service Outreach
Winter 2009
Revised 01/15//09

Section Coaches:
Fridays: February 13, 20, and March 6. All sections meet from 10:30-11:20
Mary Birch, mbirch@u.washington.edu, A420 (except Feb 20, which will be in the Dept Conference Room: H371)
Lingtak-Neander Chan, neander@u.washington.edu, T360 (except Feb 20, which is the Dean's Conf Room, H370)
Jennifer Danielson, jendan@u.washington.edu, D209
Karan Dawson, kdawson@u.washington.edu, E214
Don Downing, dondown@u.washington.edu, K069
Kay Humm, humm@u.washington.edu, K423A
Annie Lam, aylam@u.washington.edu, K523A
Nanci Murphy, murphyna@u.washington.edu,UMC CC610
Terri O'Sullivan, terrio@u.washington.edu, T641

Stan Weber, weberst@u.washington.edu, T747

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PHARM 511 Schedule

DATE/
THEME
TOPIC ACTIVITIES

READINGS/
ASSIGNMENTS

Week 1:
Fri, Jan 9

All Class Meeting

T747
10:30-11:20
&
T639
11:30-12:20

 

Getting Started
All Class Meeting

Objectives:
State the course goals and objectives

List course responsibilities and expectations

Discuss method to select sites through Carlson

Explain purpose of small groups

Discuss debate process and list topics

 

Meet instructors

Patient Advocacy and Pharmacy Student Provided Health Services to Diverse Populations: A Panel Presentation

Meet representatives from Carlson Center and learnhow to sign up for your service site Carlson Center
(Mary Gates Hall)
Check the Carlson web site for the most current information about sites and registration.

Begin field notes and reflections

Behavioral Guidelines

Carlson Evaluation Form of Students

Debate Topics

Irida's 2008 Project Slides

Week 2:
Fri, Jan 16

All Class Meeting


T747
10:30-11:20
&
T639
11:30-12:20

Debates

Objectives:
Discuss the debate process

Discuss debate paper expectations

Try debate process

Projects

Objectives:

Discuss project expectations

Discuss Final Paper

Discussion

Debate Topic Assignments

See Final Paper Assignment and Assessment in LiveText

Citation format

DATE
TOPIC ACTIVITIES

READINGS/
ASSIGNMENTS

Week 3:
Fri, Jan 23

All Class Meeting

T747
10:30-11:20
&
T639
11:30-12:20

Debates

Objectives:
Practice the debate process

Observe debates

React to debate topics

Evaluate debates

Debates

 

Week 4:
Fri, Jan 30

All Class Meeting

T747
10:30-11:20
&
T639
11:30-12:20

Debates

Objectives:
Practice the debate process

Observe debates

React to debate topics

Evaluate debates

Debates

Week 3 debators: Submit paper discussing debate topic that includes presenting both sides of the issue. Due beginning of class at 10:30

Week 5:
Fri, Feb 6

All Class Meeting

T747
10:30-11:20
&
T639
11:30-12:20

 

Debates

Objectives:
Practice the debate process

Observe debates

React to debate topics

Evaluate debates

Debates

Week 4 debators: Submit paper discussing debate topic that includes presenting both sides of the issue. Due beginning of class at 10:30

DATE
TIMES
LOCATION
TOPIC ACTIVITIES

READINGS/
ASSIGNMENTS

Week 6:
Fri, Feb 13

Small Group Meetings

See Caoch and Room Assignments

Meet with Small Group

Objectives:

Discuss service site experiences

Practice small group facilitation and participation skills

Discuss ideas for project

Small Group Discussion

 

 

Week 5 debators: Submit paper discussing debate topic that includes presenting both sides of the issue. Due beginning of class at 10:30

 

 

Week 7:
Fri, Feb 20

Small Group Meetings

See Caoch and Room Assignments

Meet with Small Group

Objectives:

Discuss service site experiences

Practaice small group facilitation and participation skills

Report process on project

Small Group Discussion

Make appointment to meet next week during class time (10:30-12:20) singly or in groups with course instructors Dawson/Downing as needed

DATE
TIMES
LOCATION
TOPIC ACTIVITIES

READINGS/
ASSIGNMENTS

Week 8:
Fri, Feb 27

Individual or Group Meetings

T747
10:30-11:20
&
T639
11:30-12:20

Students with appointments: meet with Dr. Dawson and/or Downing to discuss progress, questions, concerns.

Objectives:
Clarify final project concerns, questions, issues.

Optional, individual and/or group discussions with course faculty by appointment

 

Week 9:
Fri, Mar 6

Small Group Meetings

See Caoch and Room Assignments

Saying Goodbye

Objectives:
Plan for closing at SL sites and with small group

Review each others' final projects and give constructive feedback
Relate themes to development of pharmacists as professionals

Check your commitment to the site. Insure that all are aware of your time line and departure date.

Present final project to group

 

 

Week 10:
Fri, Mar 13

All Class Meeting

T747
10:30-11:20
&
T639
11:30-12:20

Closure
Wrap-up and Course Evaluation

Objectives:
Plan for project closure and/or continuation, including reporting to a broader audience

Complete course evaluation

Final Paper Due

Thank your site supervisors and say your goodbyes to your clients.

Discussion

Final Paper due

If you don't receive an e-mail from Carlson Center with a direct link to the REQUIRED evaluation go to this link: Carlson Center.


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