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Wonder Woman has remained an American icon for over 70 years |
As you know, this semester you and a classmate
will be responsible for a 10-minute PowerPoint presentation and a class
hand-out.
By midnight on Friday, August 31st, you and a partner should be signed-up for a topic and date. All topics and dates are first-come first-served. Topics will be crossed off as they are chosen. Anyone that has not chosen by this time, will automatically be assigned a partner, topic, and date.
Follow these steps:
- Click on "Comments" at the end of this post.
- In the "Post a Comment" box, leave the group's names (first and last), section, topic, and the preferred date—only one entry per group is required.
Example: David Cortez and Kerry Clancy: Women in Advertising, 10.16.12
Follow these are the guidelines for the presentation:
Requirements:
- The work distribution is up to each pairing, though it should be somewhat equitable
- The presentation must be approximately 10 minutes in length
- There should be approximately 10 slides, including at least one video clip (no more than 2-3 minutes in length)
- Must include a handout outlining your presentation (25 copies)
- On the day of your presentation, email both your presentation and handout to me at dhdelao@gmail.com.
The best presentations will:
- Open with cover and introduction slides
- Begin by contextualizing the topic, then presenting relevant information
- Avoid a heavy use of animation and effects, choosing instead a simpler visual style (illustrations are highly recommended)
- Engage the class through a conversational style, utilizing questions and/or activities
- Utilize multimedia, such as YouTube*
- Conclude with a summary of the information presented
*Here is a quick video explaining how to embed a YouTube clip into PowerPoint 2007. Embedding clips can save time during a
presentation.
Remember, you are responsible for providing your own laptop.
Choose from a list of topics, then dates, below:
Title IX: History and Impact- How the Pill Changed Everything
- Long Promised: Arranged Marriages in America
The Legend of Amelia Earhart- The Boy Scouts of America: Then and Now
Alcohol and Women: What Everyone Should Know- Introducing the 21st Century Dad
- Homosexuality: The Nature vs Nurture Debate
One for the Girls: The History of Wonder Woman- Midwifery in America: An Overview
Swimsuits and the American Woman: A History- Emerging Voices: Asexuality and Polyamory
- Men's Men: Frank Sinatra, John Wayne, and Steve McQueen
- Challenging Tradition: Women at the Citadel
- Inside the Men's Rights Movement
- Women Rockers: Janis Joplin, Heart, and The Go-Go's
Going Steady: Dating in the 1950sLook Good Now: Inside the Weight Loss Industry- The History of Home Economics
- Taking Charge: The Seneca Falls Convention
- The Stonewall Riots: The Start of a Revolution
- Uncovering Issues of Male Sexual Abuse
Barbie: Then and Now- The Battle of the Sexes: Bobby Riggs v. Billie Jean King
Gender and the Salem Witch TrialsAlfred Kinsey and the Kinsey Scale- Underwear in America: An Evolution
Why We Cheat: Exploring Infidelity
- Just for Now: Understanding Situational Homosexuality
Men's Hairstyles: 1900 to Present
Week 05
Tu 09.18
1. Julie Bui & Duy Ngo: Look Good Now - Inside the Weight Loss Industry.
2. Jack Dawson & Derrick Arbiol: Alfred Kinsey and the Kinsey Scale
Week 06
Tu 09.25
1. Elizabeth Cuilan & Tamera Chew: Barbie - Then and Now
2. Liz Ann Garcia & Brenda Ma: Alcohol and Women - What Everyone Should Know
Week 07
Tu 10.02
1. Seling Chen & Susan Nguyen: One for the Girls - The History of Wonder Woman
2. Medina Dautovic & Jessica Lee: Gender and the Salem Witch Trials
Week 10
Th 10.25
1. Eric Tam, Sammuel Babu, and Amit Nand: Men's Hairstyles - 1900 to Present
2. Christina Mantoura & Julie Anne Corpuz: Going Steady - Dating in the 1950's
Week 11
Tu 10.30
1. Shaban Rexha & Olivia Amaya: The Legend of Amelia Earhart
Week 13
Tu 11.13
1. Gurnit Ghardhora & Jherell Rabanal: Title IX - History and Impact
2. Blake Peterson & Mike Simonini: Swimsuits and the American Woman: A History
Th 11.15
1. Vincent Yeung & Randy Traipakdeekul: Why We Cheat: Exploring Infidelity
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ReplyDeleteEric Tam, Sammuel Babu, Amit Nand. Men's Hairstyles: 1900 to Present
ReplyDeleteDate: Week 10
Christina Mantoura and Julie Anne Corpuz
ReplyDeleteGoing Steady: Dating In The 1950's
Week 7, #2
Julie Bui and Duy Ngo
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Week 5, #1
Shaban Rexha
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#4 The Legend of Amelia Earhart
Week 11
Seling Chen & Susan Nguyen - #9 One for the Girls: The History of Wonder Woman- Week 7
ReplyDeleteElizabeth Cuilan & Tamera Chew #23 Barbie then an now - date: week 06
ReplyDeleteHey! I'm Medina, I don't have a partner yet but I'm wanted to do "One for the Girls: The History of Wonder Woman" for Week 11 if anyone wants to partner up?
ReplyDeleteBut I wanted to do*
DeleteHello! Name is Jherell. I currently don't have a partner yet, but I am thinking about "The Legend of Amelia Earhart" topic for possibly week 13 or week 7. If anyone is interested in the topic, let me know under this comment!
ReplyDeleteHey. I'll be your partner since I also need one and I also wanted to do that topic. Name is Gurnit
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DeleteHey! My name's Jessica! Does anyone want to do "Title IX: History and Impact"?
ReplyDeleteAnyone who interested in it can email me at ayulovesj@gmail.com and then we can talk about the presentation date!
Hi, im mike simonini and I don't have a partner yet. I would like to do swim suits and the American women, history, any date. Let me know, reply underneath.
ReplyDeleteHi! I just realized somebody already has the wonder woman topic so i was wondering if anybody wants to do the Why We Cheat: Exploring Infidelity for Week 13?
ReplyDeleteThis is Medina, forgot to include that.
DeleteHello, Would anyone like to do, Men's Men: Frank Sinatra, John Wayne, and Steve McQueen. Also this is Randy here.
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