ASSESSMENT INSTRUCTIONS Imagine that you are a Cultural Criminologist at Western Sydney University. The Australian Government has just sent out a ’Call for Papers’ for the ’Culture and Criminal Justice Summit’ and have asked you to deliver the opening Keynote presentation. Your task is to produce a PowerPoint Presentation that tells the audience of policymakers and politicians what Cultural Criminology is and convinces them of its key benefits for policy. This presentatio ...

ASSESSMENT INSTRUCTIONS Imagine that you are a Cultural Criminologist at Western Sydney University. The Australian Government has just sent out a ’Call for Papers’ for the ’Culture and Criminal Justice Summit’ and have asked you to deliver the opening Keynote presentation. Your task is to produce a PowerPoint Presentation that tells the audience of policymakers and politicians what Cultural Criminology is and convinces them of its key benefits for policy. This presentation is intended to be submitted to a panel of experts on the Culture and Criminal Justice Summit committee for peer review. This means you will not physically present, but you must produce a polished and professional PowerPoint that contains a logical argument in the ’notes’ section of the slides. Formatting: The Presentation MUST: Be produced in Microsoft PowerPoint, and then downloaded as a PDF with notesshowing for submission; Include 1,000 words (+/- 10%) explaining what Cultural Criminology is and its benefits to social policy, to be distributed across all of the slides in the presentation; these words should be placed in the ’notes’ section of the slides - the words found on the slides themselves do not count in this total, as the slides are separate from the main argument you will be producing in the ‘notes’ section; the argument you place in the ‘notes’ section should be in full sentences and should provide a logical progression of ideas that lead to a final conclusion; Includes BETWEEN 3-10 SLIDES; All in-text references should go on the slides themselves (and are therefore not included in the word limit); and Include a slide with a reference list of AT LEAST 3 REFERENCES. Referencing: In-text references should be placed on the slide they are used in and a reference list should be provided on a seperate slide at the end of the presentation. At all times use a formal writing style with correct referencing. Full details on the referencing style for this unit can be found at: http://library.westernsydney.edu.au/main/sites/