Hey there folks! Feb 2 is getting close, and we're excited for the 2015 WMS Elective class!
Attached are guidelines for your short and sweet student presentation portion of the course. This is always a fun way to share your knowledge with the group, enjoyed by students and faculty alike. Please continue to sign-up or adjust your topics on the google doc link below (Steph's email from earlier today).See you all soon! - Liz Student Presentation Guidelines Part of the WMS Elective in Wilderness and Environmental Medicine is the required Student Presentation. This portion allows students to become instructors. Each of you brings unique skills and knowledge to the course. The Student Presentation is your opportunity to share you knowledge or choose a new topic to investigate and then share your knowledge with your new Wilderness Medicine Colleagues. The goal is to have 3 student presentations per day. When you choose your topic, please add it to the Google spreadsheet to that others can see what’s been taken. 15 minutes (exceptions can be made based on your topic) Didactic or Interactive – inside or outside Related to Wilderness and Environmental Medicine Overview of a topic or skill not covered in the curriculum (check calendar) Mini-journal club – recent article on a Wilderness or Environmental Medicine Overview of an outdoor skill or technique – knots, cross-fit, gear Overview of cross-fit – this led to daily morning and evening cross-fit sessions for interested students for the duration of the elective Swift water paddling physics Local (to you) wildlife session – e.g., alligator safety in the everglades, white nose syndrome in bats, mushroom foraging
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