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Homework answers / question archive / MPH610 Assignment #4: Public Health Intervention Grant Proposal and Presentation 35% of course grade / 70 points Students will bring together knowledge and insights developed over this course on their health topic of interest and create their own public health intervention grant proposal
MPH610 Assignment #4: Public Health Intervention Grant Proposal and Presentation
35% of course grade / 70 points
Students will bring together knowledge and insights developed over this course on their health topic of interest and create their own public health intervention grant proposal.
If you have questions about this assignment, please post them on the General Discussion board in Engage.
Format:? Papers should be under 10 pages long, double-spaced, 12-font and 1” margins all around. APA format should be followed throughout, including all cited references. Citations are not included in the 10-page limit. You should have many citations to support your ideas.
Contents: Please follow the below outline as a guide. In each section, ensure you provide a? concise and clear description of your program idea with a strong theoretical justification. Cite sources throughout to justify your proposal. All figures should be labeled with a figure number and description.
Writing tips: Use third-person language throughout. Write efficiently. Check your paper for? redundancy and avoid repeating yourself. All figures should be able to stand alone. If you want to explain or describe the contents of your logic model, only do so if it improves comprehension or elaborates on the contents of the model. I am most interested in your understanding of theory in this paper.
3. Theoretical Basis
? Re-iterate how your proposed program will address social and behavioral health determinants and achieve improvement in your chosen public health issue.
DUE DATE: Papers should be uploaded via Engage by 11:59? pm on Friday of Week 8.
Presentations should be 8-10? minutes in length and created via VoiceThread. Create a full? slideset to describe the contents of your program narrative, and deliver as a professional “pitch” to your peers and instructor. Please do not simply read your paper to your class.? Use? your communication skills to persuade us that you have created a strong, theory-based program that we should fund! Stay grounded in evidence and theory and cite sources. Include an APA bibliography at the end. Points may be docked if you go excessively over time!?
DUE DATE: Presentations should be uploaded to VoiceThread by 11:59? pm Friday of Week 8.
Peer Review is an essential part of the process of receiving public health funding. You will be privately assigned two classmates’ presentations to provide feedback on. Watch their presentation and provide feedback using the below template. Use theory and provide strong justifications to accompany your critiques. There is no such thing as a perfect proposal, so help your classmates out by finding ways their idea can be strengthened! Your review should be specific and constructive, including meaningful feedback for improvements. You will receive your peers’ comments back along with your graded work.
Name of student receiving review:
Program proposal:
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Strengths |
Areas for improvement |
Significance and context |
How relevant is this type of program for the issue at hand? Is the scope right? Is it addressing disparities? |
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Objectives & Outcomes |
How specific, quantifiable, and justified are these? |
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Theoretical Basis |
How well-justified is this? Is the understanding of theory correct? |
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Logic Models |
How clear and accurate are the logic models? Do they relate clearly to the theories + intervention? |
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Implementation Plan |
How feasible is this given the setting & population? |
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Overall comments |
Would you support funding this grant as is, with improvements, or no? Why? |
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DUE DATE: Peer feedback should be uploaded as a second attachment to the proposal dropbox by 11:59? pm Sunday of Week 8.
Grading criteria Written Proposal |
Excellent |
Competent |
Developing |
Weak |
Content
10pts possible
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Paper and presentation soundly addresses all required topics. Demonstrates a strong understanding of the proposal components. Minimal need for improvement. (9-10) |
Paper and presentation adequately addresses all required topics. Demonstrates a good understanding of the proposal components and related concepts. A few areas need improvement. (8-8.5) |
Paper and presentation addresses some of the required topics. Demonstrates a developing understanding of the proposal components and related concepts. Several areas need improvement. (7-7.5) |
Paper or presentation does not address most required topics. Demonstrates weak understanding of the proposal components and related concepts. Major components are missing or need improvement. (0.5-6.5) |
Use of theory and logic models
20pts possible |
Theories are accurately identified and soundly applied. Student provides a strong theoretical perspective. Logic models are clear and utilize behavioral constructs correctly. (18-20) |
Theories accurately identified and applied. Student provides an adequate theoretical perspective. Logic models are good and utilize behavioral constructs adequately. (16-17.5) |
Theories identified and applied. Student provides a basic application of theory and demonstrates a simplistic theoretical perspective. Logic models are provided, but lacks clarity or needs improvement. (14-15.5) |
Theory used simplistically or not properly discussed, or no theory is present at all. A logic model is not provided, or it is unclear and poorly executed. (0.5-13.5) |
Strength of argument and justifications
10pts possible |
Clearly argued original thought with direct citations. Problem is well-established and justified, and solution (intervention) is well justified. (9-10) |
Offers original thoughts that are well supported by theory and citations. Problem and solution (intervention) are both well described with some evidence cited. (8-8.5) |
Attempts to use theory. Problem and solution (intervention) are described, but supporting citations are rarely used. May rely on unsupported ideas, personal opinion, or bias. (7-7.5) |
Does not clearly justify ideas with supporting evidence. Relies too heavily on opinion. Little to no justifications provided for description of problem or solution (intervention). (0.5-6.5) |
Feasibility, critical thought, and persuasiveness
10pts possible |
High quality critical thinking is displayed connecting the program to theory, using strong reasoning and well-supported conclusions. Approach is thoughtfully discussed and presented persuasively. (9-10) |
Basic logic and reasoning is displayed connecting the program to theory. Approach is discussed and presented with some level persuasion. (8-8.5) |
Simplistic reasoning and potentially biased or unclear thinking is demonstrated. An opinion based perspective is used. Approach is not really justified to the audience, and is not very persuasive. (7-7.5) |
Weak reasoning with biased or unclear thinking is demonstrated. Relies too heavily on personal opinion. Approach is not justified or is incorrectly justified, not persuasive. (0.5-6.5) |
Academic writing quality and APA
5pts possible |
Excellent academic writing quality. Concise scholarly tone, well organized, uses appropriate vocabulary and standard English. Clear, logical, and coherent flow. Strong skill, proper APA. (4.5-5) |
Good writing quality. Professional tone, well organized and rarely strays from appropriate vocabulary or standard English. Clear and logical flow. The introduction and conclusion frame the paper well. (4) |
Acceptable writing quality. Communicates ideas, but lacks professional or academic tone. Organization, clarity, and flow need improvement. Strays from standard English and/or writing quality interferes with comprehension. (3.5) |
Inadequate writing quality. Inappropriately casual tone. Lacks organization or flow. Introduction and conclusions are weak or absent. Strays from standard English. The writing quality is in the way of understanding |
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the argument. (0.5-3) |
Presentation Quality
5pts possible |
Excellent visual and oral communication. Engaging and concise manner. APA citations used throughout. (4.5-5) |
Good visual and oral communication. Clear and concise manner. APA citations often used. (4) |
Simplistic or unclear visual and oral communication. APA citations rarely used. (3.5) |
Unclear visual and oral communication. APA citations not used. (0.5-3) |
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Total points earned (out of 35) |
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Late adjustment (-10% or 3.5pts for each day late unless other arrangements were made) |
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Final grade |
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A: 90-100% (31.5-35 points) / B: 80-89% (28-31 points) / C: 70-79% (24.5-27.5 points) / BC below 70% (24 points or below) |
Grading criteria Peer Feedback |
Excellent |
Competent |
Developing |
Weak |
Peer 1
5pts possible
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Feedback and discussion demonstrates in-depth reflection on peers’ presentation. Insightful, clear, detailed, and engaging. (4.5-5) |
Feedback and discussion demonstrates reflection on peers’ presentation. Appropriate, clear, and thoughtful. (4) |
Feedback and discussion demonstrates minimal reflection on peers’ presentation. Unsupported ideas, flawed arguments, or irrelevant. (3.5) |
Feedback and discussion demonstrates weak or absent reflection on peers’ presentation. Inappropriate, unsupported, or incorrect. (0.5-3) |
Peer 2
5pts possible |
Feedback and discussion demonstrates in-depth reflection on peers’ presentation. Insightful, clear, detailed, and engaging. (4.5-5) |
Feedback and discussion demonstrates reflection on peers’ presentation. Appropriate, clear, and thoughtful. (4) |
Feedback and discussion demonstrates minimal reflection on peers’ presentation. Unsupported ideas, flawed arguments, or irrelevant. (3.5) |
Feedback and discussion demonstrates weak or absent reflection on peers’ presentation. Inappropriate, unsupported, or incorrect. (0.5-3) |
Total points earned (out of 10) |
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Late adjustment (-10% or 1pt for each day late unless other arrangements were made) |
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Final grade |
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A: 90-100% (9-10 points) / B: 80-89% (8-8.5 points) / C: 70-79% (7-7.5 points) / BC below 70% (6.5 points or below) |
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