Over the next several weeks, we will be transforming our room into an interactive museum of the brain. We will be opening our museum before the Holiday break. Each team of designers will be responsible for one exhibit. Step 1: Submit an exhibit topic and the names of the team members. Before moving on to step 2, Mark must sign off on your exhibit topic. Possible Topics Brain Diseases Mental Illness Stress Aging and the Brain Brain Experiments Lobotomies Brain Surgery Central and Peripheral NS History of Psychology Parts of the Brain Famous Brain People Prison Experiment Parapsychology Step 2: Exhibit Design Proposal Your exhibit design should be a drawing / blueprint of your exhibit. Although it does not need to highlight all of the information that your exhibit will contain, it must demonstrate a thorough understanding of what your exhibit will look like, what information it will provide, how it will be organized, how it will be built, and how it will work. Specific Exhibit Requirements A large banner which highlights the exhibit's title and the names of the group members Research/Experiment You must display each members research paper. You must have at least one poster that explains the groups research/experiment. Brain Topic You must have a technology component that introduces and explains your exhibit topic (web site, slide show, movie, audio.....). You must include a poster or posters that further educates the audience about your topic. You need to have a hands-on / interactive component that will further involve the audience in your topic. The exhibit should appeal to at least 3 of our 5 senses (taste, touch, sound, sight, smell). The final exhibit should incorporate elements of art into the design. The final exhibit should be professional, eductional, and interesting. Step 3: Construct Exhibit