1. Presentations must be 8 minutes long
2. Presentations should provide a clear introduction to the subject/topic, a short
argument about the subject, and supporting research that backs up the argument
Presentations must demonstrate the presenter’s ability to provide well-researched
contextual material on the arguments being presented
3. Each presenter must individually present a minimum of 2 scholarly
peer-reviewed resources that support the arguments being made
4. Presentation slides must contain correct in-text citation format for references in
slides and a bibliography slide at the end of the presentation
1. Your presentation report must be 300-500 words, double
spaced, in correct APA format, including a cover page and an
annotated bibliography.
2. Your report is written individually and must provide an
analytical overview of the topic you have chosen to speak about,
and the research you undertook to support this analysis. Your
research in your written report and bibliography should
exceed that of the bibliography delivered in the
presentation.
3. While there may be an overlap in content and research based
on your work with the team, please ensure that you do not
plagiarize the written work of your team-mate.
4. Your written report must provide a more developed
analysis of the material presented; it should not be a
summary of the presentation. Demonstrate how you would
develop the arguments presented in the presentation
through further research and analysis.
1. Your presentation report must be 300-500 words, double
spaced, in correct APA format, including a cover page and an
annotated bibliography.
2. Your report is written individually and must provide an
analytical overview of the topic you have chosen to speak about,
and the research you undertook to support this analysis. Your
research in your written report and bibliography should
exceed that of the bibliography delivered in the
presentation.
3. While there may be an overlap in content and research based
on your work with the team, please ensure that you do not
plagiarize the written work of your team-mate.
4. Your written report must provide a more developed
analysis of the material presented; it should not be a
summary of the presentation. Demonstrate how you would
develop the arguments presented in the presentation
through further research and analysis.

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