SW 386 Meeting 2
Personal Health Status
- Participants discuss their health, indicating they have both been sick recently.
- One person mentions being sick for a couple of weeks and is feeling better now.
- Acknowledgment of a nasty illness going around.
Paper and Class Assignment Discussion
- Concerns about the paper related to a class assignment.
- Indication that one of the participants has not reviewed the assignment due to being behind in classes.
- Discussion about the assignment being locked in the modules, limiting access to needed information.
Syllabus Review
- Examination of the syllabus reveals limited information regarding the paper and its requirements.
Research Methodology
- Proposal to look for peer-reviewed articles related to their subjects as a way to prepare for writing the paper.
- Emphasis on compiling interesting articles to have resources for the paper.
- Suggestion to spend a couple of hours weekly searching for relevant materials.
Planning for Future Collaborations
- Plan to find articles that could support their paper's topic, with flexibility in shifting direction as needed.
- Mention of a group check-in scheduled for March 22, which is two weeks away, suggesting it may provide more clarity on the assignment.
Communication Strategy
- Discussion about maintaining communication.
- Agreement that email and text messages will suffice instead of weekly Zoom meetings until more defined work on the paper begins.
Article Sharing Strategy
- Proposal to create an email chain for sharing articles of interest when found.
- Ensures both individuals have access to resources when writing begins.
Paper Due Dates
- Important dates regarding the paper's submission timeline:
- Rough draft due: April 26
- Review and edits to be completed based on professor feedback.
- Final submission due: May 10
- Affirmation that there is ample time to work on the paper before the due date.
Research Progress
- One participant has already started researching articles:
- Topics include recovering neuroplasticity following PTSD and general mental trauma.
- Concern expressed whether these articles align with the assignment requirements.
Request for Guidance
- Suggestion to ask the professor for clarification on what they should be researching, as the assignment appears to be unclear and locked.
- Frustration noted regarding lack of access and information about the paper's specifics.
- Acknowledgment of covering main discussion points and setting a game plan.
- Agreement to touch base via email if needed, with a potential follow-up meeting in a couple of weeks if necessary.
- Exchange of well wishes for health recovery.