1. Left justified title with a period at the end. Insert big appropriate photo here is you have one. See example in next slide. Your name, Credentials Your Position OSU/OHSU College of Pharmacy email@ohsu.eduemail@ohsu.edu or email@oregonstate.edu

2. Alzheimer’s Disease, Dementia, & Delirium are Not the Same. David SH Lee, PharmD, PhD Assistant Professor OSU/OHSU College of Pharmacy leedavid@ohsu.edu

3. Advice for good slide design. Determine what your message is FIRST and then present one element of that message at a time. It is OK if it creates more slides because you want to control the message. If there was a list of item here, then I will have read all of them before you worked through the first one on the list.

4. Advice for good slide design. Don’t do PowerPoint karaoke. If your audience can take away the whole message without listening to your presentation, then why are you there?

5. Advice for good slide design. Use appropriate charts and graphs – See Chart Chooser by Dr. Stephanie Evergreen http://pharmacy.oregonstate.edu/sites/ph armacy.oregonstate.edu/files/faculty- resources/PDF/chartchooserv3.pdf http://pharmacy.oregonstate.edu/sites/ph armacy.oregonstate.edu/files/faculty- resources/PDF/chartchooserv3.pdf How do I make some of these chart types? http://stephanieevergreen.com/tag/step- by-step/ http://stephanieevergreen.com/tag/step- by-step/

6. Advice for good slide design. Use images appropriately. No cartoon clip art! Take your own photos and use them or find good stock photos online.

7. Advice for good slide design. Don’t provide the default “handout” version of PPT. If there is a need to provide paper summary of your presentation, then make a specific handout with the targeted information. http://annkemery.com/handouts-for- verbal-presentations/

8. If you want people to be able to reach you, try this. email@ohsu.edu Phone number [Note: You can make your customized own QR code. This goes to the OSU main webpage.]