1. PRESENTATION OF FINDINGS

2. LOGISTICS 10 – 12 minutes of presentation 3 – 5 minutes of Q&A Audience expected to be attentive and participate in Q&S

3. What do you think makes for a good presentation?

4. INTRODUCTION Background/context – related to your purpose Research question(s) – what are you trying to answer Data collection/methodology – explain your experiment Subjects – describe your survey groups/key informants/interviewees BE SPECIFIC – GIVE US DETAILS Analytic framework – how are you using your data/info to answer your research questions?

5. CONTENT/VISUAL AIDS These are clearly tied together Rhetorical choices of how you visually present your project Are you visuals palatable for your audience? What’s the difference between a presentation and a paper?

6. CONCLUSION Are you moving towards answering your research questions? Do you do more than just summarize your findings?

7. PEER REVIEW What are our larger research questions? How do our survey questions/interview questions help us to answer these research questions? What are the problems/concerns/potential issues we see in our partner’s questions?