Our group started out wanting to compare the healthy eating options here on campus against what the recommended diet of a college student. However, we ran into scheduling issues with dining services so we geared our conversation more to how you can stay healthy on campus. Not only did we run into problems with dining service, but our Fitness for Life representative fell through also, so we had to contact multiple professors before securing Dr. Androzzi. Although it took a lot of searching we also found a student who was willing to participate.
Once we had our speakers locked in everything seemed to fall into place rather smoothly. We all stayed on the same page on how we wanted everything to flow and stayed in contact extremely well through Sakai. Everyone stepped up in different ways. Some of us we in charge of contacting people, one person that joined our group late offered to help with the editing, and the other served as our host.
When it came time to picking positions we all wanted to help in different ways, so there was no confusion on who wanted to have a certain job. As the floor manager I got to work closely with the guests and help prepare them for the show.
Even through all the scheduling struggles our group faced, I couldn't be more pleased with our guests that we ended up with. They provided us with so much information and seemed very interest in what we were doing. Mr. Androzzi even provided a business card and asked for a copy of our show.
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