Exists where people live in geographic proximity, establish social ties, through interaction and envelope a sense of common bond.
What is community?
100
The place you should be traveling to this September.
What is Peru?
100
A person with a disability is anyone who has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activity
What is the American's with Disabilities Act?
100
A place in Cincinnati that sets the example for gentrification and its effects on community.
What is Klotter street.
100
1 + 1
What is 2?
200
Time period when community was characterized by social hierarchy, with each person having a defined role within it.
What were the Middle Ages?
200
Product, Price, Place, Promotion.
What are the 4 P's of marketing?
200
Lack of Skills: limitations in social, leisure, physical or functional skills and abilities.
What is an intrapersonal (internal) barrier?
200
Reading that re-enforced the powerful effects an individual can have on creating a sense of community given enough time and dedication.
What is reclaiming community?
200
“Shoot across the bow”
“Gaggle”
“Tap those assets”
What is a Randy-ism?
300
Is a sociological concept, which refers to connections within and between social networks and individuals.
What is social capital?
300
Search/trade for resources, religious pilgrimages, conquest, scientific investigation.
What are reasons for early travel? (Ancient to 1600)
300
Being a member of a larger whole: to encompass or embrace as part of a whole.
What is inclusion?
300
Is characterized by preoccupation with one's own internal world.
What is egocentrism?
300
An animal mainly categorized as being "hooved" and having two four-chamber stomaches.
What is an ungulate?
400
Geographic, Social, Psychological.
What are three primary dimensions of community?
400
The era that categorized tourism as "Smokeless" and the path to economic prosperity for all countries.
What are the 1990s-2000s.
400
Acknowledging that the person is not, should not be, defined solely by their disability.
What is "People First?"
400
Asking questions, interacting with the material, thinking about the way you think.
What is critical thinking?
400
According to Mitch Hedberg:
"This device can never break, it can only become stairs."
What is an escalator?
500
Safety & security, civility, neighborliness, freedom, and Fellowship.
What are conditions for establishing bonds?
500
Responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and improves the welfare of local people
What is eco-tourism?
500
Services and opportunities for persons with disabilities are similar in form and content to what is available to non-disabled persons.
What is Normalization?
500
"...gets its point and value from the contribution it makes, through shared commitment, to the good society and the good life."
What is a profession?
500
The most awesome of all WWU students, always searching for adventure, pushing the limits, practicing inclusion and leading from behind to making the world a better place one community at a time.