Milestone 2 Thanatology Academic Concentration: (Instructions) Milestone 2 (10 points): For all submissions the following must be included: 3-5 page, double-spaced, 1″ margins all around essay minimum (max 10 pages is recommended, however if you need to write more that is acceptable too).Complete with a minimum of 2-3 references from scholarly journals/articles or professionals in the field of death and dying to support your research. A well-researched and supported essay will have 6 or more references as there is a lot of information to gather.APA style formatting with few grammatical errors. It is suggested to contact the writing center to help you review your document for proper APA style, grammar and spelling corrections before submitting. Online students may also use our Online Writing Center: https://tutoring.asu.edu/student-services/online-tutoring. (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.Academic concentration: Discuss the history of the study of thanatology in the United States. Who are the founders and the people who are advancing the study and why? What are the different branches or areas of concentration from a professions point of view such as anthropologists, religious leaders, sociologists, etcDescribe (COMPARE AND CONTRAST) the topic of death from each of these different perspectives. In your descriptions, include what implications for you as the student studying this topic and how it can and does impact societal changes.Social Science point of viewForensics point of viewAnthropologyHealthcare/legal point of view (doctors/hospice/heroic efforts, etc)Legal point of view (disposition of remains of the body/personal items or property/effects)Ethics of observing/studying death and dyingPrivacy and respecting the individuals desiresEnsure you include at least 2 references from scholarly journals, professional organizations (.org or .edu), the textbook and other works to support your understanding. For this topic, there are so many different schools of thought, there should ideally be more references than the 2 required minimum. 3. Thanatology is the study of death and dying. Describe these important topics within the discipline. Please use more than one sentence to relay your understanding. You may elaborate more in the areas that coincide more with your future plans beyond graduation or complement your degree program if applicable. Hospice care or palliative care (differences in philosophies of food and/or medication restriction)Right to die/physician-assisted suicide (where is it legal)EuthanasiaMass tragedy or deathsCertifications in ThanatologyBereavement Programs and program developmentFind resources for the study of thanatology to include the different certifications available and the resources to gain these certifications. Are there local agencies where you live? What are the national agencies? On-Line resources? Describe what you find and if you find the resources that you think are important.Wrap up this topic with a brief description of what you learned vs what you thought these meant before writing this project. What, if any, additional steps will you take after this report? After all that you have learned from this course, what is your take-away regarding a professional career in the study of thanatology?
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