A Business Ethics Guild Award is an accolade given by the BGS Blog Council (BGSBC) to recognize outstanding blogging by class members. The award given features a nude male figure holding both a mask of comedy and a mask of tragedy and is called “The Blogger.” It is 16 inches tall, weighs over 12 pounds, and is cast in solid bronze.
Nominations for the awards are determined by and debated by the blog council of approximately 3-5 members. Winners are also chosen by the Blog Council and are notified through a post on the blog site.
This week’s prompt asked that we select a TV episode of our choosing and relate it to either management or business. We were asked to select an episode that on the surface seems to have little relation to business or management. Then, we were asked to analyze it in a way that clearly connects the show to our subject matter.
The Blog council thoroughly enjoyed reading about your shows and pondering your intuitive remarks about how each particular episode connected to our course. That being said, there were six categories that we focused heavily on:
With these award categories, there were three posts this week that stole the awards show.
Amanda Skonezney’s “Drama in Beverly Hills”
Winner of:
Award for Originality and Uniqueness of Blog Post
Alyssa Kinell’s “A Jet Stream of Bullshit”
Winner of:
Award for the Best Use of Comedy in a Blog Post
Award for the Best Integration of Episode and Analysis
There is one blog post that stood out above the rest. It earned the majority of the above awards and thus distinguished itself as the best post of the week:
Caitlin Hume’s “Shady Superpowers”
Winner of:
Award for Best Creativity/ Quality of Writing
Award for Best Use of Drama in a Blog Post
Award for Best Organization of Writing
Award for Blog Post of the Week
Congratulations Caitlin! In addition to your invisible “Blogger” statuette, you also get the opportunity to choose one week where you only have to complete half of the homework questions for FULL credit!!