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Fraud in Disaster: Rethinking the PhasesLinks to an external site.
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Disaster, Social Disorganization, and Crime in the Largest Cities in TexasLinks to an external site.
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Strengthening Disaster Response Through Analysis of Crime During Hurricane Ike
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Change-Point Analysis of Houston Crime During Hurricane Harvey
Policymakers and disaster responders must understand the realities of the disaster environment to make informed decisions when preparing for and responding to disasters. This presentation provides an opportunity for you to gain insight into what the research shows about disaster crime while also gaining experience identifying and presenting important information from empirical research articles.
In your presentation,
· Summarize the findings from four of this week’s assigned articles.
· Dedicate two slides to each article.
· For each reading, cover the following items:
· Research method (surveys, interviews, analysis of existing data, etc.)
· Study results
· Study limitations (the article will often list these). Limitations include aspects of the study that could be improved. Limitations also identify the limits of how far you can go with your inferences from the study. For example, you might not feel comfortable applying a study’s findings of a large urban area to a low-population rural area.
· Suggestions from the author(s) on how the findings might be beneficial
The Disaster Crime Presentation
· must be submitted as a PowerPoint file. Do not submit the presentation as a PDF file.
· must be eight to nine double-spaced slides in length (not including title and references slides)
· must have 150 words of text in the notes of the slide covering each topic.
· The slides should only have two or three short bullets. The notes section of the slides should have most of the discussion and narrative information. The slides and bullets should keep the audience’s attention and serve as a reminder of what the presenter should be discussing.
· must use appropriate images and formatting to keep the audience’s attention. Images must be appropriately cited.
· must include a separate title slide with the following:
· title of presentation
· Space should appear between the title and the rest of the information on the title page.
· student’s name
· name of institution
· course name and number
· instructor’s name
· due date
· must utilize academic voice
· must use at least four scholarly or government sources from this week’s required resources.
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