Poster presentations and presenters must adhere to the following guidelines: Di

Poster presentations and presenters must adhere to the following guidelines:
Digital posters can be created using any application, but they must be static and one page. They cannot contain any moving images or animations, and no multiple slides. Common applications include: PowerPoint, Prezi (static), Canva, Adobe Express
Use a layout to maximize your screen size.
Poster content must include the following elements (in boxes or shapes, or something else– designer’s choose):
Box 1: Title
Program Title, Author (student), Class, Institution, Semester, Date
Box 2: Background
Health issue, priority population, program location, nature, and magnitude of the health issue (include 1-2 supportive statistics and cite the source!)
Box 3: Outcomes
Goal, impact objectives, and outcome objective(s)
Box 4: Program
Theory, strategies, and activities
Box 5: Ethics
Ethical considerations (minimum 2)
Box 6: Evidence
References should be included for all content (included images)
Box 7: Reflection
Lessons learned through this project – about yourself, the health issue, priority population, health promotion … what impressed or moved you?
Content should be well organized and visually appealing.
Posters need to balance brevity and depth. There must be adequate detail and description, without overuse of text.
Use of visuals is expected. Visuals should enhance and meaningfully draw attention.
Oral Presentation Guidelines
Students are expected to prepare a 3 minute presentation providing an overview of the proposed program. The oral presentation should include an overview of the problem and a summary of the solution being proposed. Students should augment the information included in the poster.
THE TASK IS TO CREATE A POSTER AND 3 MINUTE SCRIPT ON A PROPOSAL THAT WILL BE ATTACHED. You do not have to conduct any research as proposal will be provided to you. All you need to do is create poster according to given instructions and write a 3 minute script based on the proposal.