Final Project09

Here are the Final Project instructions. The Take-Home Final instructions are on the Assignments Page - Spring 2009.

Scheduling

• Final Projects will be presented in class on the following days: May 05, May 07.
• Final Exam Period: Tuesday, May 12, at 11:00 am. Be there or ELSE.

Project 0bjectives

• Demonstrate a clear working definition (as opposed to the TRVTH) of globalization, its effects, and importance.
• Demonstrate mastery of a topic, a theme, a symptom, a region, a concept... in short, of SOMETHING which is impacted by globalization and which strikes a chord with you personally.
• Share your knowledge (and hopefully) your passion with your fellow students.
• Reference the Missouri State University Public Affairs Mission

Formal project requirements

• Group EefyWiki page referencing your topic: the formal report (1500 words)
• Group PowerPoint: gotta have a PowerPoint, right? Or something even cooler and more inventive if you can come up with one and as long as it doesn't get me in trouble with the authorities.
• Group Presentation: 10-15 minutes - don't just read off the PowerPoint

Group requirements

• If you really want to work alone, you can. But you will have to do all the work yourself.
• Everybody must contribute to the group project or they will pay the penalty.
• No more than four to a group, please.

Brave Scholars of Thursday, April 30

• Global Music: Rachel M, Samantha
• Ethanol, I Think: Emma, Hannah, Weston

Chickens of Tuesday, May 05

• Aid that does not work: Alyssa, Deborah, Kara
• Non-Government Organizations: Mary C, Susie
• International Healing: Alex S, Jes

Three-Legged Weiner Doggys of May 07

• Japan and Globalization: Hiroe, Miki
• International Sex Slavery: Brittany, Jade, Mary A, Chris
• Grinders: Mmmbop, Ally, Erin, Sarah

Miscreants of May 12:

• [Relations]: Rona, Aimee, Annie, Matthew
• Near Eastern Dance: Jemina
• Nations Pros and Cons: Dan, Ross, Sahara
• Overpopulation: Rachel H, Brittany Butler, Alex L.
• Diamonds and Blood: Kelsey, Alexandra C