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CREATING A RESEARCH PRESENTATION Prof. Mark J. Grossman PCM 315

Presentation Approximately 20-30 minutes. Practice and time presentation. Present extemporaneously from an outline (or index cards), not from verbatim text. Avoid full coverage of the topic. Stay on point/on message. Visual tools/enhancements can help augment your presentation. However, make sure it is not PowerPoint dependent.

Research Proposal Proposal to contain the following: Topic. (The overarching subject matter) Purpose Statement. (The specific goal of the project) Thesis Statement. (Purpose Statement plus at least three Main Points)

Due Date: October 29, 2015 Students will bring two copies of their proposal which contains the following: Topic: Overarching Theme Purpose Statement (Hypothesis): “I want my audience to . . . “ Thesis Statement: Purpose Statement plus your Main Points (at least three). Students will present their proposals with their group in front of the class.

When you create your presentation: Consider starting with an attention grabbing introduction: A startling statement that previews one or more of the main points. Create a sense of mystery. Begin with a question or a quotation. Continue with the main points plus sub-points. Close with a “memorable moment” that will help the audience remember your presentation. An appropriate quotation. A dynamic video clip. An short anecdote/story.

Presentation Day Students must bring copies for the group members and the instructor. Proposal. Outline. Works Cited/Bibliography. Print out of graphics, visual materials, PowerPoints, etc. All material must be typed and include your name, class name/section, and date. Graphics must be pre-loaded onto the computer via a USB memory stick only. (No email downloads.)