Purpose of Life Essay I

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Purpose of Life Essay I: typed response to the following questions: (Choose one). No need to cite.

(1) What three characteristics best describe who you are? Assume a judge responds: “That’s not true!” Defend each characteristic you listed with a real experience that exemplifies it is true.

(2) The five values at State University are: Truth, Justice, Compassion, Partnership and Community. Write five short paragraphs about whether people in your work organization (a) are truthful, (b) pursue justice [fairness for all], (c) are compassionate, (d) develop partnerships, and (e) engage others in the spirit of community, one short paragraph per value. Support your conclusions with examples.

(3) At some point in your life an injustice to someone else cried out to your heart and mind that led you to demand justice. Whether it was a news story, an article, a talk you attended, a call from a friend, or something you observed, it moved you to seek justice. What was it? What did you do?

(4) In class we have examined ethical dilemmas, critical incidents, business scandals, and community issues. Reflect on the positions you took in these discussions and journal entries. Based on all this information about yourself, discuss your belief system about human beings, business, and society.

Purpose of Life Essay I

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Purpose of Life Essay I: typed response to the following questions: (Choose one). No need to cite.

(1) What three characteristics best describe who you are? Assume a judge responds: “That’s not true!” Defend each characteristic you listed with a real experience that exemplifies it is true.

(2) The five values at State University are: Truth, Justice, Compassion, Partnership and Community. Write five short paragraphs about whether people in your work organization (a) are truthful, (b) pursue justice [fairness for all], (c) are compassionate, (d) develop partnerships, and (e) engage others in the spirit of community, one short paragraph per value. Support your conclusions with examples.

(3) At some point in your life an injustice to someone else cried out to your heart and mind that led you to demand justice. Whether it was a news story, an article, a talk you attended, a call from a friend, or something you observed, it moved you to seek justice. What was it? What did you do?

(4) In class we have examined ethical dilemmas, critical incidents, business scandals, and community issues. Reflect on the positions you took in these discussions and journal entries. Based on all this information about yourself, discuss your belief system about human beings, business, and society.