UPDATED NOVEMBER 28 2017 
TIME TO SIGN UP FOR A PRESENTATION DATE!
 
OVERVIEW
Course Project

FIRST DRAFT PROJECT DUE! NOVEMBER 21 through turnitin in Canvas
 FINAL PROJECT DUE! DECEMBER 13th through turnitin by noon
A TURNITIN ANNOUNCEMENT WILL BE POSTED LATER ON THROUGH CANVAS
SYLLABUS

SYP 5105-01
FALL 2017

THEORIES OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
SUSAN CAROL LOSH

 
TIMELINES
LOGISTICS
PRESENTATION LOGISTICS
COURSE PRESENTATION/DISCUSSION

 
Presentations begin mid-November and continue through December 8th (last day of classes). 
In October I'll ask you to post a day to the Discussion Board from some possible choices. 
You will need to tell me your FINAL presentation plans by early November. 

We'll work presentations through Conferences in Canvas.*
Please ensure your CHROME or FIREFOX browser IS up to date!

*I am also exploring the possibility of Collaborate Ultra but right now assume we'll be using Conferences.
 

  PRESENTATION DATES

 
  DATE*
Friday November 17 
Sunday November 19
1-3
Tuesday November 28
2-4
 Sunday December 1-3
Tuesday December 5
2-4
 
 
Kara Dingess & Stacy Vance 
Merve Turan
 Alexis Rojas
 Sarah Gubara
Cathryn Simmons 
 
 
 Christina Colgary &
Katie McLean
 Stanley Linton
 Kendra Thorne
 Shae McCain
 
  
 Chandra Myrick, LaFarin Meriwether & Jhenai Chandler 
 Makana Craig
 Elizabeth "Justine" Devlin
 Rebecca Crumbie
 
 
Lanicia Marshall
 
 Nicholas Anthony
 Tina Beck
 
    Laura-Kate Gonyea Huse, Azza El Masri, Vaibhav Diwanji & Svitlana Jaroszynski
 
 Dorsey Spencer 
 Tina Engert
     
 
  

*Thanksgiving holidays November 22-26. No FSU classes.

  LOGISTICS

Each student (or team) will lead one class discussion (about 15-20 minutes) centered around their course project topic.

  PRESENTATION LOGISTICS

 
 

Although many students use Power Point for their presentations, if you would like to use Prezi* for your presentation, that's fine (and fun). BUT you'll need to "share", permit, or make public your Prezi presentation, or the link will NOT pull the presentation up in Canvas. If you are unable to do so, please place your Prezi bubbles into a pdf or Power Point file on your storage device that can be accessed through Canvas and uploaded.

*At this point we know Power Point should work in Conferences. I will check on Prezi use on Conferences this week. Last year, pulling up web sites such as You Tube on Collaborate Ultra was not possible so Prezi wasn't either. I do not yet know about Conferences.
 

You should:

prepare a two to three page synopsis handout for "class distribution". Post the file to our Discussion Board by the day/time of your presentation.

the handout and the presentation should summarize the major points on the conceptual and empirical literature on your topic. The synopsis outlines your topic, discusses major concepts and findings, and highlights directions for future research.

You will do a brief presentation (15-20 minutes) on the topic

You may use varied media in your presentation/discussion. For example, several students in the past have video'd part of their their presentation, uploaded it to YouTube and placed the YouTube link as part of their presentation (note: you may note be able to pull up YouTube in Canvas, but the link can be copied, pasted and observed in a regular browser).
 
 

HINTS AND EXAMPLES

We'll post your handout and presentation to Canvas.
The goal is to present during our online meeting times (note: sign up for a presentation date now).

Try leaving 5 minutes for questions and discussion (I know, that's only 10-15 minutes for a presentation, but remember, people can scan the handout AND your presentation in Canvas!)

Include examples in your presentation and handout. Concrete examples are a very helpful way to illustrate concepts.

Please include a brief bibliography at the end of your handout so interested persons can follow up on the topic.

Check out Power Point presentations from earlier classes on Canvas.
 
 
 

GUIDE 1: INTRODUCTION
GUIDE 2: ISSUES IN METHODS
GUIDE 3: A SOCIAL PERCEPTION PRIMER
GUIDE 4: AFFECT AND ATTITUDES
GUIDE 5: PERSONALITY AND THE SELF
GUIDE 6: LEARNING THEORIES AND SOCIALIZATION
GUIDE 7: AN INTRODUCTION TO GROUPS
GUIDE 8: GROUP STRUCTURE & INFLUENCE

OVERVIEW
SYLLABUS

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Susan Carol Losh
August 17 2017
UPDATED October 31 2017

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