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Please be sure to read ALL EMAIL and submit assignments by email
FINDING YOUR GRADES: The last four digits of your college ID# are the ID# for your grades in the table. Your GRADES are available here> GRADES
Announcement 12-20-21
Announcement 12-13-21 opening of Module 14
Video: Introduction to Module 14
Captioned Text File: Module 14
Announcement 12-5-21 opening of Module 13
Announcement 11-29-21 opening of Module 12
Module : 12 Reproduction, Assistance and Control
Video: Introduction to Module 12
Captioned Text File: Module 12
Announcement 11-22-21 opening of Module 11
Module : 11 Deliberate Termination of Life and Physician Assisted Suicide
Video: Introduction to Module 11
Captioned Text File: Module 11
Announcement 11-15-21 opening of Module 10
Video: Introduction to Module 10
Captioned Text File: Module 10
Announcement 11-8-21 opening of
Module 9 Severely Impaired Newborns, Futility and Infanticide
Video: Introduction to Module 9
Announcement 11-1-21 opening of
Module : 8 Abortion
Video: Introduction to Module 8
Announcement 10-25-21 opening of
Module : 7 Human Experimentation
Video: Introduction to Module 7
Announcement 10-18-21 opening of
Module : 6 Patient's Rights, Truth and Consent
ideo: Introduction to Module 6
Announcement 10-11-21 opening of
Video: Introduction to Module 5
Announcement 10-4-21 opening of Module 4
Module : 4
Professionalism, Elitism and Health Care
Video: Introduction to Module 4
Announcement 9-27-21
opening of Module 3
Video: Introduction to Module 3 ANNOUNCEMENT Module 2 begins 9-13-21
ANNOUNCEMENT Module 1 Opens 9-6-21 
REMEMBER to read the ANNOUNCEMENTS documents each time you enter the course!!!
Welcome!
Prepare for one heck of an experience.
Intense and rapid!!
14 weeks of work and thinking, thinking , thinking. Are you ready!
Fun, work, opportunities, work, rewards, work. 9 to 12 hours of work per week!
Patients' Rights**Informed Consent**Privacy**Experimentation**Partial Birth Abortion**Cloning**Physician Assisted Suicide**Infanticide**Allocation of Resources**Right to Health Care** & Other Topics!!!
SCHEDULE : The course consists of 14 Modules. They open and then close after 7 days in Fall and Spring semesters (exception Module 2 on Ethics). It is incredibly intense. You must work in Discussions at least three days in each and every module. Written assignments in each module. Case studies in modules 7 to 14!! GRADES will be posted within 3 days of the close of each module.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Communicating with the Professor: One of the features of distance education is that you are never required to meet face to face with the professor. However, if you want to stop by for a visit my office is at Queensborough Community College in Bayside NY in the Medical Arts Building, Room 403 and my hours will be available through the course materials (see Course Information Documents) During the Pandemic you can reach me for a personal matter by:
1. for a personal matter Sending me an email to ppecorino@qcc.cuny.edu SUBJECT LINE : YOUR NAME name + PHL 211 + HELP or Question or Assignment #
2. for a personal matter Calling my office phone: Monday to Thursday 9am to 12 noon 1-718-281-5038
3. for a class matter Post in the BB Discussion Forum titled “Questions and Suggestions for the Professor”
4. for a class matter I shall also have VIDEO OFFICE HOURS for the class at times I shall announce. They will be INSIDE the Class Site using Blackboard Collaborate.
THE WRITING CENTER AMMERMAN CAMPUS, ISLIP 101
DR. DOUGLAS HOWARD, WRITING CENTER COORDINATOR
Phone: 451-4150
E-mail: howardd@sunysuffolk.edu
HOURS: MONDAY and TUESDAY, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.; WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY, 9 a.m. - 8.p.m.; FRIDAY, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
What We Do In The Writing Center:
All students at Suffolk Community College are welcome to work on and/or discuss any type of writing project in the Writing Center. Some specific areas of assistance include:
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Working with you to help generate ideas for your writing·
Discussing strategies for organization, development, and final review of your work·
Access to Gateway and Mac computers, MS Word, and the Internet·
Access to a variety of handouts covering various grammatical and documentation concerns·
Helping with writing projects outside of school such as resumesAll You Do:
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Walk in any time during Writing Center hours and sign in. Often there is no waiting to see a tutor. (Thirty-minute appointments are available if you do not want to risk a wait. Please call ahead for appointments.)·
Work alone or with a tutor·
Actively discuss your writing if you choose to work with a tutor·
Realize that your piece of writing and the ideas that make up your writing are valuable no matter where you are in the writing process. We can work with you to develop your writing to its fullest potential.·
Bring a zip disc for the Mac computers or a regular disc for the Gateways. (Regular discs are available for $1.00) You can type your papers, print them out, and discuss them with tutors all in the same place.·
Make the Writing Center your habit for the semester! Come and see us every week.Return to Biomedical Ethics Index Page of all Course Documents