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Volume 5, 2021

International Journal of Instructional Cases

2021

Volume 5

Authors

Marcy Leasum Orwig

Tri-County Electric in South Carolina had conducted board meetings for decades without open transparency. Before the entire board was voted out during a special election, there were accusations of board member pay having doubled the national average and enacting rules that made it difficult for m...

International Journal of Instructional Cases

2021

Volume 5

Authors

Sanjay Kumar Kar, Rohit Bansal, Saroj Mishra

This case deals with critical aspects of brand valuation. It offers a basis for discussion on techniques, purposes, benefits, and methods of brand valuation. Manas Das, the Founder, and Chief Executive Officer, ValuEndow Consulting, assigned his trusted associate Sheikh Sanah to critically assess...

International Journal of Instructional Cases

2022

Volume 6

Following the science until she didn’t – Rochelle Walensky and revised Omicron Covid-19 guidelines

Authors

Sarah W. Mellen

The new head of the C.D.C., Dr. Rochelle Walensky, began her job in January 2021 during the middle of the worst pandemic in modern history and had a tumultuous start. She was criticized for giving confusing public guidance on safeguarding themselves from Covid-19. In January 2022, she was questioned for her seemingly 180-degree reversal of reducing quarantine restrictions during the most contagious phase of the virus (link to the press release announcing revised guidelines – https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2021/s1227-isolation-quarantine-guidance.html).

International Journal of Instructional Cases

2022

Volume 6

Following the science until she didn’t – Rochelle Walensky and revised Omicron Covid-19 guidelines

Authors

Sarah W. Mellen

The new head of the C.D.C., Dr. Rochelle Walensky, began her job in January 2021 during the middle of the worst pandemic in modern history and had a tumultuous start. She was criticized for giving confusing public guidance on safeguarding themselves from Covid-19. In January 2022, she was questioned for her seemingly 180-degree reversal of reducing quarantine restrictions during the most contagious phase of the virus (link to the press release announcing revised guidelines – https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2021/s1227-isolation-quarantine-guidance.html).