Lay Audience Material: Each student develops a print document (intended for a lay audience) that is related to his/her proposed project. This document may take several forms, including but not
limited to:
A short article (e.g. for a community newspaper) on the health problem and purposed approach to addressing the problem.
The script for a public service announcement.
A brochure describing an epidemiologic study or behavioral intervention that would be provided to potential participants.
An infographic related to the public health problem.
The document may be no more than one-page and must be accompanied by a one paragraph description of the purpose of, and intended audience for the document.Written Documents Formatting:
The text portion (including references) for the individual proposal parts, final proposal and all text components of the group proposal packet must use the following formats:
Arial 12 point font
1 inch margins
Double-space
Left justified text
Last name and page number in upper right headerAll tables and figures should be placed after the text. References should follow the tables and figures. The following formats may be used for tables (including evidence tables) and figures
(including the conceptual model):
11 point font
inch margins
Single-space
Justification as appropriate to the document
Last name and page number in upper right header