I thought the presentations today were good for the most part. I thought the idea to choose the Pittsburgh Pirates and Oakland Raiders was smart because there is a lot to talk about in the area of conflict and change. I thought the presenters were very well prepared today and did a good job of expanding on information not found on the slides. One issue I noticed with the Pittsburgh Pirates presentation as well as previous presentations is deciding to use pictures as slide backgrounds. I think if done properly this is an effective method. The issue I'm noticing however, is the use of black writing that is tought to read because of the picture. If you are going to do it this way you need to make sure the slides are easy to read by all.
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- Adam Vargas (3)
- Alex Maschoff (10)
- Alexa Smith (9)
- Alyssa Otto (16)
- Alyssa Wiebusch (14)
- Andre Phillips (12)
- Andrew Myers (7)
- Anthony Crowell (13)
- Ashley Deisting (14)
- Austin Calhoun (3)
- Ben Masnado (12)
- Brian Grant (18)
- Bryan Pederson (15)
- Christopher Dirkes (15)
- Dan Pavlue (17)
- David Dahlstrom (17)
- Douglas Jorgenson (15)
- Dustin Permann (15)
- Emily Oberlander (18)
- Erica Willerton
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- Jamie Prescott (3)
- John Bosman (11)
- Kristen Dockery (11)
- Kristin Furukawa (7)
- Laura Schnell (15)
- Matt Macer (18)
- Nathan Hinkley (12)
- Nicholas Donofrio (12)
- Parker Kruckenberg (16)
- Paul Lehrer (4)
- R.J. McGinnis (17)
- Ram-Rods (7)
- Rebecca Picha (18)
- Ryan Hooser (16)
- Ryan Nordness (15)
- Ryan Prochaska (14)
- Samantha Hadley (15)
- Team Gophers (7)
- Team Org. Man (7)
- Team Uncreative (4)
- The Leaping Lizards (5)
- Tony Des Marais (13)
- Twins (8)
- Yuri Nagai (15)