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World Food Issues Syllabus
  • Title World Food Issues Past and Present
  • Semester Spring 09
  • Course
  • Agron. 342, FSHN 342, Env. S. 342
  • Tech. Soc.Ch. 342, Univ. Stud.
  • Time Jan 12 May 8, MWF 11-12 or 1-2
  • Classroom
  • Section 2 Agronomy 2020
  • Section 4 Agronomy 2026
  • Section XW online
  • Instructor Clark Ford
  • 2567 Food Sci, 294-0343, cfford_at_iastate.edu
  • Teaching Assistant Erica Fuchs
  • ebfuchs_at_iastate.edu
  • Course Website
  • http//www.public.iastate.edu/cfford/342WFI.htm
  • Required text 
  • The World Food Problem  Tackling the Causes of
    Undernutrition in the Third World
  • by H.D. Leathers and P. Foster, 3rd Edition,
    2004.

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Course WebsiteGoogle World Food Issues
World Food Issues Past and Present FSHN 342, AG
342, Univ Stud 342, TSC 342 EnvS 342  Spring
2009 Instructor Clark Ford  
                                                  
                                                  
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Course Description
  •  
  • We will examine world food issues from the
    perspectives of
  • The way things are in the present
  • How things got this way
  • Policies and solutions for the future
  •  

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Course Description1 The way things are in the
present
  • World Hunger in developing nations
  • Interrelated global, economic, political and
    social issues
  • Poverty and inequity
  • food production,
  • biotechnology,
  • ecological destruction,
  • population growth,
  • policy, and aid.
  • Ethical issues concerning these topics will be
    discussed.

World Hunger Map
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Course Description2 How things got this way
  • The agricultural revolution
  • Hierarchical agricultural societies
  • Food production and geography
  • Invention and technology
  • Winners and losers in 10,000 years of
  • Conquest and population growth
  • Interaction of religion, government, and economic
    systems 
  • Unequal treatment of women
  • The industrial revolution
  • Colonialism and imperialism
  • Global economic domination
  • by wealthy over developing nations

Slave Trade
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Course Description3 Policies and Solutions for
the future
  • Policies
  • Health
  • Economics
  • Demographics
  • Aid
  • Consumer Subsidies
  • Farming subsidies
  • Land Distribution
  • Agricultural research
  • Development
  • Aid Organizations
  • What can we do?

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Grading90-80-70
  • Quizzes, 20 pts each
  • 140 pts
  • News Report
  • 20 pts
  • Student Presentation
  • 20 pts
  • Bihari Farmer Computer Simulation
  • 20 pts
  • Movie Report
  • 20 pts
  • Origins of Hunger in the Developing World Case
    Study
  • 20 pts
  • Aid Organization Report
  • 20 pts
  • Final Exam
  • 70 pts
  • Extra Credit
  • 30 pts

Movie Report
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Exam Format
  •  Sample Question
  • Is it morally acceptable that 25 of the worlds
    population controls 75 of its resources?   Use
    ethical theories and principles to defend your
    argument.
  •  
  • Quizzes
  • 10 short answer questions
  • 2 points each
  • You have 30 minutes
  • Final
  • Comprehensive
  • 35 short answer questions
  • 2 points each
  • You have 2 hours
  • Quizzes based primarily, but not solely, on study
    guide questions
  • Must use ethical theories and principles when
    asked for!

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Written Reports
  • There are 5 written reports
  • News Report
  • Bihari Farmer Report
  • Movie Report
  • Origins of Poverty Report
  • Aid Organization Report
  • 2 pages of text, typed
  • At least 2 cited references from peer reviewed
    journals
  • Engaged discussion of ethical, environmental,
    social, economic, historical (etc.) implications.
  • Must name ethical theories and principles used!

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Student Presentations
  • Topics will be assigned
  • Based on preferences
  • In-class students
  • Group Presentations
  • Powerpoint slides
  • Online students
  • Individual presentations
  • Powerpoint slides
  • Audio recording

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Extra Credit
  • Several different opportunities
  • 30 points total
  • Lecture report
  • Attend one hour lecture
  • Relevant subject
  • Write 1 page report
  • 5 points
  • Peer reviewed journal article report
  • Relevant subject
  • Write 1 page report
  • 5 points
  • Paper
  • Relevant subject
  • 5 page report
  • References from peer reviewed journal articles
  • 20 points

Norman Borlaug
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Section 1
  • Topics
  • World Hunger
  • Famines
  • Malnutrition    
  • Reading
  •  WFP Ch 1-3
  • Food Insecurity in the World 2005
  • World Hunger 12 Myths
  • News Stories
  • Videos
  • Quiz 1

Malnutrition Kwashiorkor
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Section 2
  • Topics
  • Hunger Ethics
  • Economics
  • Population
  • Reading
  • WFP Ch 4-12
  • World Hunger a Moral Response
  • News Stories
  • Videos
  • Quiz 2

World Population Growth
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Section 3
  • Topics
  • Environment
  • Agriculture
  • Biotechnology
  • Reading
  • WFP 13-14
  • Advances in Plant Biotechnology in Developing
    Countries
  • News Stories
  • Videos
  • News Report due
  • Quiz 3

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Student Presentations
  • Topics will be assigned
  • Based on preferences
  • 5 minutes/person
  • Powerpoint presentation
  • Also audio for online students
  • Topics
  • Nutrition
  • Agriculture
  • Population
  • Sanitation
  • Development
  • Environment
  • Politics
  • Health
  • Poverty
  • etc

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Section 4
  • Topics
  • Agricultural Revolution
  • Agricultural Societies
  • Ancient History
  • Reading
  • The worst mistake in the history of the human
    race
  • News Stories
  • Videos
  • Bihari Farmer Report due
  • Quiz 4

Agriculture in Ancient Egypt
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Spring Break
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Section 5
  • Topics
  • Age of Discovery
  • Industrial Revolution
  • Women in Ag societies
  • Religion in Ag societies
  • Markets and Capitalism
  • Reading
  • News Stories
  • Videos
  • Movie Report due
  • Quiz 5

Industrial Revolution
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Section 6
  • Topics
  • Global Policies
  • Health
  • Incomes
  • Globalization
  • Demographics
  • Reading
  • WFP 15-20
  • News Stories
  • Videos
  • Origins of Poverty Report due
  • Quiz 6

Clothing Factory, India
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Section 7
  • Topics
  • Global Policies
  • Agriculture
  • Development
  • Aid Organizations
  • Reading
  • WFP 21-24
  • Food Sovereignty
  • The End of Poverty
  • Videos
  • Aid Organization Report
  • Quiz 7

World Health Organization immunizations
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Final Exam
  • The final exam is comprehensive
  • It will cover material from each section of the
    course
  • 35 short answer questions
  • each worth 2 points
  • You will have 2 hours
  • It will be based solely on the study guides

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How to get an A
  • Attend class
  • Online students watch lectures
  • Study lecture notes
  • Do required reading
  • Watch videos
  • Fill out study guides
  • Put effort into your reports and presentation
  • Work at it every day
  • Engage in the subject!

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