Student Powerpoint Presentations

Since I unfortunately was not in class for the first batch of presentations, I only saw the powerpoints from the students on Tuesday. After class, I was even more disappointed that I could not make it to the first session because I was very impressed by my classmates' abilities. I liked all of them and found the subject matter creative and enthralling. 

My two favorites were probably Marina Urra and Ellen Desmarais because I thought their designs were the easiest to follow. Ellen did an excellent job catching her audience's attention through her excellent introduction. And Marina Urra had my favorite master slide, because she incorporated her subject of public relations by adding various people's faces. 

Just because those two were my favorite, does not mean I did not thoroughly enjoy the rest. Because I did. Taylor Burden's use of music was incredibly appropriate and I thought he did a nice presentation over D-day. Robert Buckrei had one of my favorite layouts because it was thematic AND it was easy to follow. Baran Sonmez also had creative and well thought out backgrounds and bullet points. And finally, Carmel Tajornera had the most unique and interesting concept about teaching kids how to bake. I loved her ideas and her consistent use of the color pink (a color I thought appropriate for her topic). 

Thanks,

Erin Camp

ecamp@trinity.edu