Human Ecology Final Project

Human Ecology Final Project – Power point on Issues related to global health, epidemiology and the environment in order to evaluate methods for reducing health risks. Epidemiology investigates health by looking at factors (environmental, social, etc.) that can impact a community’s health and illness. Epidemiology also uses methods to reduce health risk to those communities. Essentially, Epidemiology deals with environmental health and investigates frequency and distribution of disease to determine a pattern and consider solutions.

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For this Final Project assignment, you are to do research on a topic covered in class and create a PowerPoint presentation or an online presentation like Prezi or Emaze. Whichever you choose, you’ll upload that (ppt or web link) and submit it here under Assignments.  Your online research should utilize academic  and other resources to create a 15-20 slide presentation. The project must include: a cover or title slide, an outline/introduction slide, a summary/conclusion slide, and references slide(s); therefore, there must be at least 11 slides worth of project content plus the title, outline, conclusion and references slides.

Use Internet articles, journals, text books, etc. as sources of information for your project. You must have at least 6 reliable, relevant and academic references – three of which should be ‘solid’ scholarly references.

PROJECT INSTRUCTIONS:

Prepare a PowerPoint, Prezi, or Emaze presentation of your chosen topic. Research your topic thoroughly. Include photos/graphics and visual appealYour presentation must be in a readable/viewable format and may not exceed the size limit for uploads (so be careful adding too many large images or animations).

USE YOUR OWN WORDS and cite your sources for all material used in your project, including photos and graphics.

Some hints and reminders for the PowerPoint Project:

You can select any topic you’d like that we’ve covered in class (you don’t need my approval for your topics). Pick a topic that you can apply the “S.P.E.E.C.H.” tool to.