Do You Like KAKE? is a blog written by four members of an Art As Social course, which will analyze how artworks can engage society into creativity. By working on projects, we hope to communicate a need for change when it comes to global climate concerns and sustainability.

Monday, September 10, 2007

Group Contract (PLEASE READ OVER!)

Please read over this group contract because it is due tomorrow in class. I will not be able to make a revised copy because I'll be in class all day but feel free to make comments or suggestions. I'm open to new ideas or adding anything on the back if needed. I want this group to have fun and feel free with each project we work on.


AVT 309: Art As Social Action
Group Contract
Group #6: Kayse, Asma, Kelsey & Ed

At the next class meeting, a group leader will be announced and any other roles as necessary. Decisions will be made by a vote where all members can agree, concerning meeting times and responsibilities for each project. Each member must be satisfied with the decision. It is recommended that cell phone numbers and schedules should be exchanged to prevent any conflicts when deciding future group meetings.

The purpose for the group is to complete and excel in each assignment and to involve each member. If one member fails to meet expectations in either participation or responsibility, the remaining group members will need to meet with a third party, which should include either Professor Lynne Constantine or Professor Suzanne Scott.

If the problems persist, the consequence will include a lower or failing grade for that particular project. Group members are highly encouraged to speak about problems before they become conflicts via email, blog or phone with other members.

The group does acknowledge that problems and conflicts do occur and that the group will accommodate them accordingly. However, a mandatory meeting time will be scheduled prior to due dates to ensure that all members are completing tasks on time before deadline.

All members are encouraged to express new ideas and different opinions. Each member has a right to speak without interruption in order to engage in a democratic dialogue. No one should create assumptions or feel intimidation when it comes to expressing his or her political or spiritual belief, opinion, bias or claim. The purpose of the course is to at least consider all points of view even if we cannot understand them right away. For each subject matter, evidence is required in order to draw a correct conclusion.

If one member decides to drop the course, the other members will work together to complete the assignment to the best of their ability. By signing below, the members of this group have read and acknowledge the terms of this contract and will follow accordingly. If necessary, revisions can be made to this document if decided by all group members.

Signatures:

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Date: 9/11/2007

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