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This senior project in 2011 by Kenneth King delves into the complex topic of world peace, focusing on government actions and the impact of Truth and Reconciliation Commissions. The main emphasis is on whether governments play a positive or negative role in achieving peace. The project evaluates the effectiveness of Truth and Reconciliation Commissions, highlighting their controversial nature and mixed results. Inspired by these commissions, the project features an Apology Booth with Christianity as a focal point. Reflecting on the project, it achieved minor success but received positive feedback, suggesting the potential for greater impact through enhanced advertising and incorporating discussions on longevity and future developments.
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Senior Project 2011 Kenneth King
Project Topic and Unanswerable Question • Main topic: World Peace • “What is the best path to World Peace?” • Purposefully ambiguous question
The Research Paper • Main emphasis on Government • Positive or negative factor? • More often then not, negative
A Notable Exception • Truth and Reconciliation Commissions • Highly unusual course for governments to take • In a nutshell “Owning up”
Effectiveness • Very controversial with mixed effectiveness • Built a base for peace construction efforts • Came up short in some areas • General feelings tended to be positive
The Project Itself • Apology Booth • Primary inspiration came from TRC’s • Christianity served as focal point
The Why • My religious background • Anger and disappointment at the way things have become • Leaving a mark
The “Stretch” • Advertising/Marketing • Having Christianity as the focus • Establishing credentials • Unknown variables
Reflections • Overall: Minor success • Reached majority of goals • Met with good feedback results • Could have been much more • To other seniors- Utilize advertising as much as possible
Additions • Preemptive Apology to GSAT • Aftereffects (Discussion) • Longevity