Capstone project
What each capstone project question is really asking, how to structure the answer, and where the marks are likely to sit.
Capstone objectives: autonomy and social justice
Capstone project
A benchmark assignment writing three to five measurable objectives for a capstone change project, each with a short rationale, and arguing how the project advocates for autonomy and social justice for individuals and diverse populations.
FP6900 Assessment 3 guide: abstract, outline, bibliography
Capstone project
The third capstone step in one 3-6 page file: a 200-300-word draft abstract that summarizes rather than introduces, an annotated outline with four middle headings each carrying two sub-points and an APA quotation, and ten annotated references in summarize-then-justify form.
FP6900 Assessment 4 guide: capstone report and PowerPoint
Capstone project
The capstone's finale in two artifacts: a 25-40 page formal stakeholder report with ten-plus APA sources, and a 10-20 slide PowerPoint with presenter notes that must stand on its own — both graded against all seven course competencies at once.
Capstone change project outcomes list guide: 3-5 outcomes
Capstone project
After the preceptor policy assessment, write three to five measurable outcomes for your capstone intervention, each with a one-to-two-sentence rationale — a short list that becomes the skeleton of the implementation plan that follows.
Capstone topic summary guide: community or leadership call
Capstone project
A 150-250 word summary with an outsized job: declare whether your capstone topic and intervention sit under community or leadership, hit six required elements in miniature, and stand on a minimum of eight retrieved-and-assessed peer-reviewed articles.