Is an infographic an acceptable product?
A single infographic does not count as a product; however, an infographic may be components of a larger product like an awareness campaign, communication, or marketing plan.
What is an infographic?
Infographics are used to present an overview of a topic in ways that are easy to understand. Infographics include graphs, charts, images, and minimal text. Infographics created as a part of your internship product should be based in evidence. Infographics and final products that market, promote, or endorse services, products, medications/drugs (FDA approved or not) are not acceptable.
Students should not re-create infographics or blog posts which already exist from resources like the CDC and other foundations/association ex. American Heart Association. Rather, students should look for evidence-based information and data to tailor infographics to fit the needs and target population of their host organization.
What programs or software can I use to make an infographic?
There are many design sites/software that you can use to create infographics including Canva, Word, and Adobe.
Example of infographics can be found here.
Is a social media post an acceptable product?
A single social media post does not count as a product; however, a social media post may be components of a larger product like an awareness campaign, communication, or marketing plan.
Examples of social media post related to public health can be found on social media pages of many public health organizations including the CDC, WHO, NIH, and many non-profit agencies serving in the public health space. Social media post and final products that market, promote, or endorse services, products, medications/drugs (FDA approved or not) are not acceptable.
What is a social media post?
An acceptable social media post is a short educational message/content that is related to public health. Some social media post will include images, videos, links, or audio. Social media post and final products that market, promote, or endorse services, products, medications/drugs (FDA approved or not) are not acceptable.
Examples of social media post can be found by on social media pages of the CDC, NIH, WHO, and other public health agencies.
Is a blog post an acceptable product?
A single blog post does not count as a product; however, a blog post may be components of a larger product like an awareness campaign, communication, or marketing plan.
What is a blog post?
An acceptable blog post covers a specific topic that is educational, related to public health, and 600-1200 words. Some blog post include images, videos, infographics, graphs, and charts. Infographics and final products that market, promote, or endorse services, products, medications/drugs (FDA approved or not) are not acceptable.
Example of blog posts can be found here.
