The theoretical approach that I will be using to explore and understand the current curricula and policy at medical education centers will be qualitative document analysis. I will be gathering a lot of information from pre-existing curricula and policies from medical education centers like VCU (potentially UVA) to later assess their effectiveness. I think it would be interesting to… Read more »
Given that my research topic is a very nascent field, I believe that qualitative research methodology will be most beneficial to my research proposal regarding Digital Ethics. Ethical questions, in general, are challenging to answer as ethics can be situational and contextual. Ethics are not easily codified and measured. As Digital Ethics is not yet defined in public policy nor… Read more »
I plan to delve deeply into the concept of weathering using the qualitative research methodology to glean specific information on the subject. I want to know if the research supports or dispels the concept of weathering. Case studies will be my main focus, even though they are anecdotal in nature the specificity I’m seeking can be found in within their… Read more »
Video Link: https://youtu.be/HXYvSWPUK04 Article Link: https://reader.elsevier.com/reader/sd/pii/S0143622810001141?token=5FC14DEECCAFAD282CE7A95896AE3F5674C22A999FF42595B85C92253FE51CCBC027F1A1AF60CF96044F99BDD0770F1D&originRegion=us-east-1&originCreation=20211003222657 Reference: Evans, J., & Jones, P. (2011). The walking interview: Methodology, mobility and place. Applied Geography, 31(2), 849–858. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apgeog.2010.09.005 Summary: Researched a unique article on Google Scholar, and stumbled upon a great read. The piece was titled The Walking Interview: Methodology, mobility, and pace, and was written by… Read more »
As I venture deeper into my research on social media in intercollegiate athletics, I have been honing in on two different methodologies that seem to be prevalent when researching social media in general. There has been very little research done specifically on the collegiate athletics aspect of social media, but these two methodologies would seem to be appropriate for my… Read more »
I have been contemplating on how to develop my research Name, Image, and Likeness interim rule. The rule has only been in place for 3 months, so there is little information to go by at this point other than news articles and other informational tools. An approach I plan on taking is looking deeper into the historical journey the NCAA… Read more »
‘Epistemological Crisis has been with us since Aristotle’ I have been churning on this paraphrase of Dr. Marcia Whitehead’s September 7, 2021 presentation. I initially reflexively rejected what I thought the implication was. In my mind – the Epistemological Crisis is a current phenomenon. My own bias and self-centeredness blinded me to the crisis moments of equal impact in the… Read more »
With the feedback on my proposed topic and the cursory research I have done, there really is one primary question: How should an organization that interacts with the American public define “digital ethics”? Ideally, I would like to learn: what is the current definition and gaps in the digital ethics field how advanced is public and private sector organizations awareness… Read more »
After reading the feedback on my research proposal, I agree that I need to narrow my focus. I’m interested in understanding what type of training medical professionals receive in regard to cultural competency. After considering the spatial limits of my research, I’ve determined that I would like to examine VCU as a medical education provider to start. I’m interested in… Read more »
I want to know what kind of sponsorship the student-athletes at the University of Richmond are seeking. Through this research, I will be able to produce information tools, which may include brochures or information videos, which will be able to help athletes finalize the sponsorship agreement they want in a more specific way. I believe that research and analysis is… Read more »