1. Coagulation (From scrape to scab) 2. Bacteria Agar Plates (Forming independent colonies faster than you can say Yankee Doodle) 3. Cell Morphology (Signs before Symptoms)
1. Technical poster describing the method our lab uses to study addiction. I would put this on the website I just developed for the lab so prospective students and donors would have a better grasp on what we do. (I'll probably do this one) 2. Make a poster to present research at an upcoming conference. 3. Make a poster that teaches a simple visual method I have developed in teaching basic Spanish verb conjugations.
1) What gas station cashiers should do when held up. Audience = gas station cashiers
2) How to eat whipped cream off your wrist without raising your wrist to your mouth. Audience = people who want to learn an easy trick to impress their date
3) How to down a dragon (because we all know that a downed dragon is a dead dragon). Audience = vikings
- Renting vs Buying a home - Comparing how much teachers make with other professions on an hourly basis - The likely hood of men vs women eating less red meat.
1. Illustrate the concept of layers in computerized map making. 2. Rock climbing in Rock Canyon (audience could be BYU students interested in local outdoor activities). 3. Poster promoting computer programming (aimed at people who are intimidated by technology).
1. Fast Food
ReplyDelete2. Dental Hygiene
3. Influence of Music
How to use a lacrosse stick, how to play a guitar, or how to throw a punch/preform a submission move.
ReplyDeleteSubmission moves are always interesting!!
Deletehope
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Dream
1. Coagulation (From scrape to scab)
ReplyDelete2. Bacteria Agar Plates (Forming independent colonies faster than you can say Yankee Doodle)
3. Cell Morphology (Signs before Symptoms)
1. How to make healthy choices throughout the day (a poster geared towards obese middle school students)
ReplyDelete2. Share the road (a poster aimed at motorists who are unkind to cyclists)
3. Obamacare simplified (a summary of the Affordable Care Act's main provisions made for uninformed voters).
4. The anatomy of vegetables (a review of the benefits of plant foods aimed at those who argue that you need meat to get enough protein).
You need meat to get enough protein!!!
Delete1) Components of a camping pack
ReplyDelete2) Anatomy and function of a fishing pole & reel
3) Creating a technical poster
1. Technical poster describing the method our lab uses to study addiction. I would put this on the website I just developed for the lab so prospective students and donors would have a better grasp on what we do. (I'll probably do this one)
ReplyDelete2. Make a poster to present research at an upcoming conference.
3. Make a poster that teaches a simple visual method I have developed in teaching basic Spanish verb conjugations.
Elements of an Emo
ReplyDeleteLightsaber configuration
How a gun works
-Bryce-
Winner winner!
Delete1) An Octopus
ReplyDelete2) The Eiffel tower
3) Photo-synthesis
location of internal organs
ReplyDeleteparts of the brain
muscle and bone relations
data on wrist stiffness
Parts of a computer
ReplyDeleteParts of a healthy meal and what makes it healthy
Parts of a piano
Stephen Kitto
1. Something about how everyone can become a runner, and how running is a metaphor for life.
ReplyDelete2. Some sort of fun mathematical design that invites and excites students to learn mathematics.
3. Classroom management
1) Study done on Sleep deprivation and its correlation with health and obesity
ReplyDelete2) How a Fundus Camera works and what it shows
3) The Science behind Creatine
Andrew Black
-Paper, Rock, Scissors
ReplyDelete-Medical school density by state
-Facts showing time spent on Facebook or Instagram
1) Inform BYU students about the new FrontRunner train opening in December
ReplyDelete2) Inform the general public about poop treatment (when you flush, what happens?)
3) Inform BYU engineering students about SAMPE (a club about composites) and what/how they can get involved
1) What gas station cashiers should do when held up. Audience = gas station cashiers
ReplyDelete2) How to eat whipped cream off your wrist without raising your wrist to your mouth. Audience = people who want to learn an easy trick to impress their date
3) How to down a dragon (because we all know that a downed dragon is a dead dragon). Audience = vikings
Tanner Miles
- Renting vs Buying a home
ReplyDelete- Comparing how much teachers make with other professions on an hourly basis
- The likely hood of men vs women eating less red meat.
Eye Functions and Structure
ReplyDeleteKnee Pain and Osteoarthritis
Building a Shelf
Dan Nielson
1. How to shave an elderly man's face.
ReplyDelete2. How to brush someone else's teeth.
3. How to change a patient's brief.
-Nicole Krantz
Anatomy of a plant
ReplyDeleteHow a baler works
Meaning behind a famous painting
Lexi
1. Illustrate the concept of layers in computerized map making.
ReplyDelete2. Rock climbing in Rock Canyon (audience could be BYU students interested in local outdoor activities).
3. Poster promoting computer programming (aimed at people who are intimidated by technology).