Final Reflection The health fair project was an overall success to me. Everyone’s board was coordinated with their topic, but with our topic the people the came in to look at them tended to want to leave as fast as possible, since STD’s can be an awkward topic. It was an interesting experience to talk about STD’s. From original idea of getting help around the Quad Cities with sickness because it was going to getting colder out. Where we are more prone to be getting sick. After a few days of research, we struggled getting the right information, so we refined our research. When spending time brainstorming, we ended up with STD, which can be a common issue in universities. Another challenge we faced was communication simply because the method we were using was emailing and can be a slow process depending on how frequent people check their emails. I know I tend to skim my emails and some get lost. Amongst the communication, we had technical issues trying to get our brochure to print properly. We spent so much time messing with the format and the printer that it caused us more time that was unnecessary. …show more content…
People tend to think that they are fine because they do not feeling anything different and that people are tend to be stubborn and ignore what is healthy for them in the long run. I remember learning about STD’s in middle school and going over it again was a refresher. It is also something I believe that should be taught later on when they are older. When they taught it in middle school, I do not think we were mature enough to understand the importance of it at the