This check list is provided to help you keep track of your Seminar preparation and Presentation.

One Week (minimum) Prior to Seminar:

Pre-Seminar meeting with Dr. Paselk:
	Date	Time

• Bring a "discussion outline." This is a brief outline of your seminar giving the topics you intend to cover, approximate coverage for each section (e.g. introduction, background, body, etc.).
  • This outline is NOT graded - the intent is to enable me to help you polish, realign or, if necessary, re-purpose your talk.

 

Date of Seminar:

1. Turn a detailed seminar outline. In theory this outline would enable an experienced and chemically knowledgeable speaker such as your instructor to present your talk with, say, ten minutes lead time. It should also include:
   1. Hard-copy of outline.
   2. Hard-copies of all figures (this can be in multi-panel printout from PowerPoint etc., as long as figures are readable).
   3. Complete Reference list in a proper bibliographic format including the article title, e.g.
      
      Paselk, Richard A. and Daniel Levy (1976). Fluorine Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Studies of Trifluoroacetyl-insulin Derivatives: Effects of Salts and Denaturants. Biochim. Biophys. Acta., 439, 479-491.

Last modified 1 January 2010

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