Fluoride in the water supply.

The research topic will be chosen from the provided list or by the student with approval;
unapproved topics will be marked for topic appropriateness. (NOTE: topics chosen for
presentation will not be available for the research paper). The length of the paper will be between
2000-2500 words (8-10 pages, double spaced, 12 point font) and will include a one-page abstract.
Page 4 The paper will be graded on abstract, grammar and style, structure (overall flow and paragraph
structure), introduction to topic and issues including clear hypothesis, choice and description of
relevant literature, conclusions including future directions, and overall impression. Referencing
style must be consistent throughout. Names and years (i.e. Jones et al. 2016) should be used in the
body of the paper with alphabetical listing in the reference list including titles of papers (i.e.
Schultz Y, Flatt JP, Jequier E. Failure of dietary fat intake to promote fat oxidation. Am J Clin
Nutr 1989;50:307-14.) research topic will be chosen from the provided list or by the student
with approval
;

unapproved topics will be marked for topic appropriateness. (NOTE: topics chosen for

presentation will not be available for the research paper). The length of the paper will be between

2000-2500 words (8-10 pages, double spaced, 12 point font) and will include a one-page abstract.

Nutr 1989;50:307-14.) research topic will be chosen from the provided list or by the student
with approval
;

unapproved topics will be marked for topic appropriateness. (NOTE: topics chosen for

presentation will not be available for the research paper). The length of the paper will be between

2000-2500 words (8-10 pages, double spaced, 12 point font) and will include a one-page abstract.
Page
4
The paper will be graded on abstract, grammar and style, structure (overall flow and paragraph

structure), introduction to topic and issues including clear hypothesis, choice and description of

relevant literature, conclusions including future directions, and overall impression. Referencing

style must be consistent throughout. Names and years (i.e. Jones et al. 2016) should be used in the

body of the paper with alphabetical listing in the reference list including titles of papers (i.e.

Schultz Y, Flatt JP, Jequier E. Failure of dietary fat intake to promote fat oxidation. Am J Clin

Nutr 1989;50:307-14.)

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