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<blockquote data-quote="D" data-source="post: 1972773" data-attributes="member: 115037">Pick something controversial.Since this is a school project you don&#039;t need to be on the side that you decide to take. You just need to educate yourself enough about the side you take. And make sure you stay away from logical fallacies.examples:AbortionRight to dieDrug LegalizationThe war in Iraqgun controlthere are many more topics out there, and I am sure sure someone will already pick each of the above, so do a little digging, really the first person who matters to impress in the audience is the lecturer, then yourself, then your classmates, your friends not so much.I did a similar talk in Collage about my opposition to advertising to minors (this was while I majored in Advertising) so sometimes hitting close to home in opposition to an ethical question in your chosen major could be a very ideal learning situation for yourself.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="D, post: 1972773, member: 115037"] Pick something controversial. Since this is a school project you don't need to be on the side that you decide to take. You just need to educate yourself enough about the side you take. And make sure you stay away from logical fallacies. examples: Abortion Right to die Drug Legalization The war in Iraq gun control there are many more topics out there, and I am sure sure someone will already pick each of the above, so do a little digging, really the first person who matters to impress in the audience is the lecturer, then yourself, then your classmates, your friends not so much. I did a similar talk in Collage about my opposition to advertising to minors (this was while I majored in Advertising) so sometimes hitting close to home in opposition to an ethical question in your chosen major could be a very ideal learning situation for yourself. [/QUOTE]

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