Evaluate the evidence of progress and ongoing challenges in addressing a specific public health issue.

Interview Presentation
Scenario
Imagine that you are in the last round of job interviews for a position you really want. Your final task to complete for the hiring team is a presentation of who you are and how you hope to contribute to the team, specifically:

· You have been asked to present your ideas on how to advance a prevention and wellness project related to a Healthy People goal.

· You will be presenting to most of the hiring team, except for one person who works remotely. You have been asked to submit audio of your presentation so she can hear what you have to say.

Preparation
Before you proceed, take some time to review the feedback received from your instructor on your assignments in this course. Your job is to integrate what you have learned from those assignments into this final presentation.

Instructions
Using the topic you have been working on throughout the course, script and record an interview presentation that demonstrates knowledge, skills, and value you can offer as a member of a public health team. You will be graded on how well you accomplish the following:

· Use technology to record a presentation demonstrating the application of public health knowledge and skills.

· Present a strategy to advance a prevention and wellness project related to a Healthy People goal.

· Describe your ideas about how to advance an initiative. For example, you could present the key points of a project plan. Describe milestones, tasks, timeline; your overall strategy is a series of steps designed to achieve a measurable outcome.

· Evaluate the evidence of progress and ongoing challenges in addressing a specific public health issue.

· Describe the ethical considerations that should be top priorities when working with the populations impacted by a specific public health issue.

· Include distinguished examples of personal experience that demonstrate proficiency applying core competencies in public health.

· Describe examples of work you produced in your academic studies or on the job that you are particularly proud of.

As with any presentation of this sort, be sure to close with a summary of why you are the best candidate for the job.

· Draft your script, then prepare your PowerPoint slides.

· Remember to include your script in the notes section of your PowerPoint slides.

· Include a final reference slide. In your reference list, follow current APA guidelines for style and formatting, including in-text and reference citations in the script where appropriate.

Additional Requirements
· Communication: Communicate in a manner that is scholarly, professional, respectful, and consistent with expectations for professional practice in public health.

· Media presentation: No longer than 10 minutes, with speaker’s notes.

· Resources: At least three scholarly resources other than assigned readings. Include a reference slide at the end of the presentation.

· APA guidelines: Resources and citations are formatted according to current APA style and format. When appropriate, use APA-formatted headings.

· Font and font size: Arial, appropriate size and weight for presentation, generally 24–28 points for headings and no smaller than 18 points for bullet-point text.