What I expect at minimum
• give me the requested words • discuss the science you have learned in class • use the vocabulary you have learned in class • find at least two reputable outside sources for each question (except question 4) • webpages from medical centers (Johns Hopkins, Mayo) • webpages from sports clinics • popular science journals like Science Daily, Science and Nature • academic science journals • include a “Works Cited” page in APA style citations • include in text citations (author, year published) • college level grammar, spelling, and organization • be detailed in your answers-I know the material, let me know that you have learned something • ask me questions before December 4th so you have time to complete this assignment
1. You are an intern for one of the American delegates to the International Olympic Committee. Next week your boss will sit in on a meeting discussing the eligibility of a 200 m sprinter that is a bilateral amputee. She asks you to put together 1000 or more words describing the state of current running blade technology, how this technology might have an impact on the athlete’s performance, and public opinion on the “fairness” of amputees with advancing technology. Plus any information you find pertinent to the topic.
2. You are an associate at Excel Sports Management. Your boss’s top client is in his 5th NFL season and while snowboarding in New Zealand during the off season suffers a Maisonneuve fracture. Your client sent a short text message to your boss with this information just before going into surgery and with the time change will not be able to communicate again until tomorrow midday. Your boss asks you to put together a report about this type of injury for the end of day meeting. In 1000 words or more, include how this injury happens, what the treatments are, and what kind of recovery is expected.
3. You have just received your third concussion of the season and the team doctor tells you that you that continued play could be of great danger to your health and wellbeing. You vaguely remember a professor in college babbling on about concussions but you decide you need to do your own research before you make such an important decision. In 1000 words or more, explain how a concussion is caused (talk about Newton’s Laws for full credit), discuss the damage caused to the brain, and the dangers/effects of repeated concussions.
4. In 1000 words or more give me two examples of how you will put what you have learned in functional biomechanics to use when you go out into the world and become a professional in your chosen field or in your personal life. Be detailed-let me know what you have learned.
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What I anticipate as a bare minimum
• provide me with the words I’ve requested; discuss the science you’ve learned in class; use the vocabulary you’ve learned in class; locate at least two reputable outside sources for each question (except question 4) College-level grammar, spelling, and organization can be found on the websites of medical centers (such as Johns Hopkins and Mayo) and sports clinics. Popular science journals such as Science Daily, Science, and Nature, as well as academic science journals, can be found on the websites of medical centers. Include a “Works Cited” page in APA style citations. • be specific in your answers-I am familiar with the material, so please let me know if you have gained any new knowledge. • ask me questions before December 4th so that you have enough time to complete this assignment.
Your first assignment is to work as an intern for one of the United States’ delegates to the International Olympic Committee. Next week, your boss will be invited to attend a meeting where the eligibility of a 200 m sprinter who is a bilateral amputee will be discussed. Describe the current state of running blade technology, how this technology might impact an athlete’s performance, and public opinion on the “fairness” of amputees in the face of advancing technology in 1000 words or more, according to her instructions. In addition, include any additional information you think is relevant to the topic.
2. You work as a sports management associate at Excel Sports Management. Your boss’s most important client is in his fifth NFL season and suffers a Maisonneuve fracture while snowboarding in New Zealand during the off season, according to your boss. You received a brief text message from your client with this information just before going into surgery, and due to the time change, you will not be able to communicate with him or her again until tomorrow afternoon or evening. Your boss has asked you to put together a report on this type of injury for the end-of-day meeting with the rest of the team. Include how the injury occurred, what treatments were used, and what kind of recovery can be expected in a 1000-word or longer description.
3. You have just suffered your third concussion of the season, and the team doctor warns you that continuing to play could be extremely dangerous to your health and well-being. Concussions are something you vaguely recall hearing someone mention in college, but you decide that you need to do your own research before making such a significant decision. Explain how a concussion is caused (use Newton’s Laws to get full credit), discuss the damage done to the brain, and discuss the dangers and effects of repeated concussions in 1000 words or more.
4. Provide me with two examples of how you will put what you have learned in functional biomechanics to use when you go out into the world and become a professional in your chosen field or in your personal life, in a total of 1000 words or more. Provide specifics—tell me exactly what you’ve discovered.
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