The document outlines a process for writing a case vignette, consisting of four steps: selecting a representative individual from your target population, detailing their demographics and challenges, identifying their wants and available resources, and formulating an engaging question for classmates. The vignette should facilitate understanding of the population related to the capstone project. It should be clear, concise, and between 150-250 words.

1. How to Write a Case Vignette:
• Step 1: Choose a person within your population who is a good
representation of the
problem you are trying to solve.
• Step 2: Tell us about the person (demographics, issues they
are facing, how the issue
was created, barriers to success, etc.).
• Step 3: What does this person want? What resources do they
already have? What’s still
missing and why?
• Step 4: Create a question for your classmates to answer. It
could be for them to propose
a solution, offer a resource, a prompt that helps them consider
the issue this person is
facing on a deeper level, etc. Be creative. The point is for your
classmates to get a better
understanding of your Capstone Project population by
interacting with your case
vignette. It should be between 150-250 words, easy to
understand and include the
above information.