Week 12 (April 8th) – MSF and Student Final Project Presentations
Objective:
A presentation will be two representatives from MSF (Medicins Sans Frontières): Jennifer Wetering and Rebecca Goulding. Final project presentations will given by Sabine and Monique.
Bridge:
Students will hear from two board members from MSF, as well as peer evaluate the final project presentations and learn from the perspectives and lenses that were used by the peers to evaluate their ISL organization of choice.
Engaging the Group:
Activities (in order of how they will be carried out):
- 9:00-9:45: MSF Presentation by Jennifer Wetering (member of Board of Directors for Medicins Sans Frontiere Canada, having worked as Field Coordinator and Financial Coordinator with MSF in Congo Brazaville, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Burundi) and Rebecca Goulding (heavily involved with MSF’s essential medicine program, and serving on board of directors for Universities Allied for Essential Medicines. Rebecca is also a post-doctoral fellow at the W. Maurice Young Centre for Applied Ethics).
- 9:45-9:55: Student questions for MSF Presenters
- 9:55-10:00: Five minute break. Sabine sets up her presentation.
- 10:00-10:45: Sabine’s final project presentation
- 10:45-10:50: Peer evaluation
- 10:50-11:00: Ten minute break. Monique sets up presentation.
- 11:00-11:45: Monique’s final project presentation
- 11:45-11:50: Peer evaluation
For each person to bring to class:
- Full knowledge of and familiarity with the final project presentation grading rubric.
- To do before class: E-mail the ISL topics e-mail address a copy of your journal grades thus far so course coordinators can compile marks.
Closing/Summary:
Review two pending assignments: Final Reflective paper and final journal (on the participation goals), both due during the last class.