Lifespan Growth & Development (PSYC2314) DUAL CREDIT

Set the date of your death far in the future, perhaps when you would be 120 years old, and write your eulogy. Remember that an obituary is the facts about a person’s life such as the dates of your birth and death, family members, career, organizations, etc. A eulogy is a presentation at the funeral or other service of last rites. Your assignment is to write the eulogy, not an obituary. A eulogy commemorates the “good” things you did during your long and happy life and how you will be remembered by those who cared about you. This is your chance to write about as if all your hopes and dreams came true—celebrate your life!