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Overview

 

Students are invited to present at CTAHR Showcase & Research Symposium Day.  Work being showcased can be but is not limited to, undergraduate, thesis or dissertation research or original design projects.  Presentations should be completed projects as presenters are expected to share their findings.  All presentations must represent original work performed by the presenting student and fit into the categories below.

 

Evaluation

Only students in CTAHR’s academic programs are eligible for prizes awarded by CTAHR. Winners from previous years are eligible for prizes. Again, to be eligible for prizes, original or creative work must be presented. Students presenting work primarily conducted at another university, e.g., a PhD. student presenting M.S. research done at another university, are not eligible for awards.

 

Sample Rubric

Evaluation Criteria - Research

  • Content Assessment
    • Research question and objectives for the project are clear
    • Provides context/background
    • Explains significance of and need for research
    • Introduces and defines field-specific terminology/concepts
    • Situate3s projects within the larger body of research
    • Demonstrates understanding of project
    • Explains research methodology clearly and succinctly
    • Data analysis is appropriate
    • Interpretation of results is relevant to research question(s)
    • Conclusion(s) connect to significance
    • Discusses implications and impact of research
  • Delivery Assessment
    • Presenter enunciates clearly
    • Presenter speaks with confidence
    • Presenter engages the audience
  • Presentation Assessment
    • Organization is clear and follows a logical sequence
    • Presentation is cohesive
    • Text and visuals are consistent and appropriate
  • Questions
    • What feedback do you have for the student presenter?
    • What feedback do you have for the mentor/advisor?

 

Evaluation Criteria - Production Design/Development

  • Content Assessment
    • Objectives for the project are clear
    • Provides context/background
    • Explains significance and scope of project
    • Situates project within the field
    • Demonstrates understanding of product/design
    • Explain project process clearly and succinctly
    • Considers alternative solutions/designs
    • Final product/design meets objectives
    • Assess marketability/usability
    • Describes how feedback on product/design is/would be evaluated
    • Project reflects originality/creativity
  • Delivery Assessment
    • Presenter enunciates clearly
    • Presenter speaks with confidence
    • Presenter engages the audience
  • Presentation Assessment
    • Organization is clear and follows a logical sequence
    • Presentation is cohesive
    • Text and visuals are consistent and appropriate
  • Questions
    • What feedback do you have for the student presenter?
    • What feedback do you have for the mentor/advisor?

 

Disclaimer: Portions of the CTAHR Showcase & Research Symposium may be photographed or videotaped. By participating in this event you agree that these images and your name, area of study, and project description may be used in print, photo, or video media by CTAHR and or the University of Hawaii for educational and promotional purposes as CTAHR deems appropriate. If you have concerns, please contact rbarone[at]hawaii.edu.