 Colloquium Assignments - Presentations Group Work and Presentations: Students will work in small groups to present information about Global environmental problems and solutions discussed in the book "Plan B". In addition to presenting the information from the text, students will be expected to find and present information that shows National, Regional and Local applications of the issues being addressed. This will take effort to identify applicable resources so be sure to start working on this as soon as groups are assigned. Also, each group needs to relate the chapter concepts to the individuals in the group major/career goal. There will be a single grade awarded to the entire group unless any member of the group requests otherwise. The request must be received in writing BEFORE the group presents.
Final Presentation: The final presentation is to be a creative expression of work that combines all the course outcomes and experiences into a brief (5-7 minute) presentation that shows how the course has helped you meet the student learning outcomes.Each person should present as an individual unless prior approval has been given for group presentations. The presentation should include a description of the service-learning activity you performed and how it specifically helped you meet the student learning outcomes (If your service-learning was a project rather than simply completing hours, then you can use this final presentation to highlight that activity, being sure that you address the course student learning outcomes in the presentation and how the project relates to your major).
Summer 2008 student presentations, current issues, etc Summer 2007 student presentations Some of my favorite student presentations: Summer 2010 Group 'Waitin' on the world to change at FGCU' Recycle for Kids, By Kids a video produced with the Children's Theatre by Rachel Carden Summer 2007 A video for appreciating sense of place- through the University Colloquium lens- a view of Miami-Dade County by Carlos Calante Summer 2007
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