Think about what you have learned from the course content

and labs. How can you use this newfound knowledge to create a public service announcement which educates a particular audience on making wise nutritional and lifestyle choices?
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-Determine who the audience will be for your message and what your goal is for the message. For example, you could create a PSA for one of the following:
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-A Walden student balancing work, school, and family who needs advice on the importance of drinking water. The message is to encourage the student to drink more water or to teach his or her family about the importance of water.
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-A parent worried about childhood obesity. The message could encourage parents to exercise with their children or instruct parents on how to teach their children good habits.
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-An active senior over 65 who wants to maintain health. The message could encourage seniors to take more vitamins or to do mild exercises.
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-Your PSA can be a:
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-Poster (must be able to present idea electronically)
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-Newspaper or magazine article
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-Editorial
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-Radio Ad (create script)
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-Television, Movie or Graphic Art presentation
-Your PSA should focus on a simple, clear, single message that does one of the following:
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-Create awareness of the problem or issue
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-Shows the importance of the problem or issue
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-Conveys new information
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-Promotes behavioral change
-Reference any and all pictures, words, or ideas from the sources that you use to develop your PSA. With these thoughts in mind:

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-Post by Day 5 a rough draft of your PSA. Include details about your audience, the goal of the PSA, and what information you are trying to relate. As a guideline for length, the details can be submitted as a list or 1–2 paragraphs.