Emma Haeusel

5/22/16

1. Which group did you belong to? 

Cocaine

2. Overall, did you enjoy working on the Group Presentation? 

Yes I did enjoy working in this group, which is surprising because the majority of the time I do not enjoy group work.

3. What was the best part of the experience, e.g. the research, the group collaboration, the presentation, getting feedback on the G5 Research Progress Report, getting to know a group member better, etc.? Write a few sentences to describe it. (2 pts)

I enjoyed creating the presentation, making PowerPoint presentations is really enjoyable to me, I like that I can use bullet points and pictures to help elaborate my points. I also liked that the research was straightforward and that I was able to learn more about the subject of addiction.

4. What was the most challenging part of the experience? Write a few sentences to describe it. (2 pts)

The most challenging part was my section of the presentation. I was researching the molecular makeup of cocaine and it was somewhat difficult to find credible sources to use for that section. I did not feel like there was a wealth of information on my particular subject.

5. What is one thing that you can do to be a better group member? (1 pt)

One thing I could do to be a better group member is to be more active in the group and try to use my time more wisely so that I could get the slides in as soon as possible.

6. Please list each group member and describe: (5 pts)

Rabail: Good at research, had interesting facts to add to the presentation as well as giving help to others in the group. Needs to manage time better so as not to be too close to the deadline.

Dominique: Great at researching, on top of things time wise. She was the first to start and to be done with her slides, contributed a lot. Needs to pay attention to other group member roles.

Delancey: Good at researching, contributed to the PowerPoints, did a good job at focusing and getting slides in on time. Great at her role in the presentation. Could have contributed a bit more to group discussion.