Discussion Problems

Problem 1

Using the Human Resources Frame, choose a specific human relations characteristic of the case - and explain in-depth how the Human Resources Frame informs the circumstances of the University of Missouri case.

From a human resources perspective, is there anything you would do differently? Explain, incorporating at least 1 or 2 assumptions of the Human Resources/ Relations Frame in your response)?

Remember to perform some outside research, to properly cite your sources, and to demonstrate evidence of critical thinking in your response. (answering the question of why)

Before the end of Module 2, be sure that you have responded to a minimum of two of your classmates' postings. Remember that the Discussions are an assignment - they equate to a full 20% of your final grade; consequently, they require a minimum of 20% of the total effort you put forth into the overall course. In this context, the Discussions require additional research on your part, critical thinking, and graduate-level presentation (grammar, spelling, proper citation, etc.).

Problem 2

Using the Political Frame, choose a specific political issue raised in this case (politics seems to dominate here, does it not?) - and explain in-depth how the Political Frame informs the circumstances of the University of Missouri case.

Bearing in mind Bolman and Deal's definition of "politics" as one that is not necessarily negative - but is one that is intended to vie for scarce resources instead - is there anything you would have done differently from a political perspective (be sure to incorporate a minimum of 1 or 2 assumptions of the Political Frame in your response)? Explain.

Remember to perform some outside research, to properly cite your sources, and to demonstrate evidence of critical thinking in your response. (answering the question of why)

Before the end of Module 3, be sure that you have responded to a minimum of two of your classmates' postings. Remember that the Discussions are an assignment - they equate to a full 20% of your final grade; consequently, they require a minimum of 20% of the total effort you put forth into the overall course. In this context, the Discussions require additional research on your part, critical thinking, and graduate-level presentation (grammar, spelling, proper citation, etc.).

Problem 3.

Using the Symbolic Frame, choose some symbol - or some other situation in which organizational meaning was at issue - in the University of Missouri case, and discuss in-depth how the Symbolic Frame can be used to inform our understanding of the University of Missouri case.

How significant of a role do you believe symbolism played in the University of Missouri case study. Be sure that you incorporate 1 or 2 assumptions of the Symbolic Frame in your response.

Remember to perform some outside research, to properly cite your sources, and to demonstrate evidence of critical thinking in your response.

Attachment:- Missouri_case.rar