Assignment: PowerPoint Presentations, Sec. 09

The Ali-Frazier rivalry is one of the greatest in boxing history

As you know, this semester you and two classmates will be responsible for a 15-minute PowerPoint presentation and a class hand-out.

By midnight on Friday the 10th, you and two partners should have signed-up for a topic and date. Anyone that has not chosen by this time, will automatically be assigned a partner, topic, and date. All topics and dates are first-come first-served.

Follow these steps:

1. Click on "Comments" at the end of this post.
2. In the "Post a Comment" box, leave the group's names (first and last), section, topic, and the preferred date—only one entry per group is required.

Example: David Cortez, Will Jameson, and Kerry Clancy: A Brief History of CNN, Friday 02.10.12

Dates and topics are first-come, first-served. Follow these are the guidelines for the presentation:

Requirements:

1. The work distribution is up to your group, though it should be somewhat equitable
2. The presentation must be approximately 15 minutes in length
3. There should be approximately 12  slides, including at least one video clip (no more than 2-3 minutes in length)
4. Must include a handout outlining your presentation (25 copies) 
5. On the day of your presentation, email both your presentation and handout to me at dhdelao@gmail.com.

The best presentations will:

• Open with cover and introduction slides
• First contextualize the topic, then present relevant information
• Avoid a heavy use of animation and effects, choosing instead a simpler visual style (illustrations are highly recommended)
• Engage the class through a conversational style, utilizing questions and/or activities
• Utilize multimedia, such as YouTube*
• Conclude with a summarization of the information presented 

*Here is a quick video explaining how to embed a YouTube clip into PowerPoint 2007. Embedding clips can save time during a presentation.

Remember, you are responsible for providing your own laptop.

Choose from a list of topics, then dates, below:

1. The Black Sox Scandal
2. Soccer 101: Basics of the Sport
3. Icons of the 20th Century: Joe DiMaggio
4. Famous Rivalries: Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier
5. Legendary Ballparks: Yankee Stadium, Fenway Park, Wrigley Field, Dodger Stadium
6. The All-American Girls Baseball League: A Look Back
7. Tragedy at the Olympics: The 1972 Munich Games
8. All About the FIFA World Cup
9. Asians in Pro Sports: Kristi Yamaguchi, Tiger Woods, Ming Yao, and Apolo Ohno
10. Icons of the 20th Century: Michael Jordan
11. Golf 101: Basics of the Sport
12. Latinos in Pro Sports: Diego Maradona, Julio Cesar Chavez, Dara Torres, and Alex Rodriguez
13. Famous Rivalries: The New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox
14. Icons of the 21st Century: The Williams Sisters
15. I Want to be an Olympic Sport: Potential Additions to the Games
16. Steroids in Professional Sports: An Overview
17. The Negro Leagues: A Look Back
18. Icons of the 21st Century: David Beckham
19. Sports and Social Status: Polo, Crew, Lacrosse, and Sailing
20. Hockey 101: Basics of the Sport
21. The Ancient Olympic Games
22. The Game Changer: Title IX
23. Famous Rivalries: Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe
24. On the Pitch: All About the Premier League
25. Female Sports Pioneers: Wilma Rudolph, Billie Jean King, Mia Hamm, and Danica Patrick

Choose from these dates:

Week 06 CLOSED
We 2.29
1. Alison Tang, Jaimee Skyberg, and Meghan Bay (Female Sports Pioneers: Wilma Rudolph, Billie Jean King, Mia Hamm, and Danica Patrick)

Week 07
We 3.7
1. Kristoffer Alquiza and Adrian Alvarez (All About the FIFA World Cup)
2.

Week 08 CLOSED
We 3.14
1. Kunal Palwankar, Rishab Gandhi, and Alex Frank (Famous Rivalries: Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe)

Week 11
Mo 4.2
1. Tristan Esposo, David Franco, and Foloi Vae (Famous Rivalries: Muhammmad Ali and Joe Frazier)
2.

Week 12 CLOSED
We 4.11
1. Emily Thumann, Nicole Zheng, and Gaby Cazares (Icons of the 20th Century: Michael Jordan)

Week 13 CLOSED
Mo 4.16
1. Alyssa Strand, Brittany Ward, and Mykayla Perrone (The Black Sox Scandal)
2. Chris Chan, EJ De la Cruz, and Lancing Chen (The Ancient Olympic Games)

We 4.18
1. Hayoung Shin and Avneet Gupta (The Game Changer: Title IX)

Week 14
Mo 4.23
1.Kiara Tinknell, Nicole Shiu, and Nima Sarrafzadeh (Sports and Social Status: Polo, Crew, Lacrosse, and Sailing)
2.