Research Paper Presentation

This assignment asks you to practice effectively and clearly communicating with an audience orally, as opposed to in writing, by giving a presentation based around your research paper. The presentation should be no more than 5 minutes long (with roughly 2 minutes of questions following), and should present the project in a way that is clear and interesting for a student audience. In other words, you are presenting to your peers, not to an imagined technical or scholarly audience. In this way that audience of your presentation may be different from the audience of your paper You may use visuals, but I encourage you to think strategically about the form that such tools take (see the rubric below).

Your presentation should outline your purpose or “project” in writing the paper, and how you tried to contribute to the conversation happening about this topic. What argument are you making and how? What evidence do you use in support of this argument? Perhaps most importantly, why should we be interested in your work and what makes it a significant project?

Schedule — Section 105

Thursday, May 10

Jake Jarosik

Alex Morales

Sam Venick

Danielle Savage

Leticia Graca

Matt Leicht

Ray Le

Alyssa White

Nicholas Melfi

Mark Bieda

Tuesday, May 15

Doug Baran

Brent Hochrein

Madalyn Carragal

Alex Reiner

River Shannon

Theresa Piccolo

Donald Jackson

Mike Petrino

Danielle Medina

Sophia Dell’Oso

Devin Sanders

Schedule — Section 130

Thursday, May 10

Adam Dunfee

Chris Montuoro

McKayla Zimmerman

Kelly Brown

Aimee Champagne

Jason DeSio

Kerani Verma

Liv Priolo

Brian Bonanno

Kaleigh Rubino

Tuesday, May 15

Alli Kallok

Sammi Yocum

Maya Gershon

Lexy Colberg

Joey Novoa

Morgan Swidryk

Lexi McCullough

Deanna Truskolawski

Kevin Gibbs

Taylor Jefferson