Part one of the afternoon session concludes with presentations to the entire group by the small groups of their short contemporary scenes. The presentations are designed to foster understanding and personal application of the principles by each of the participants. The participants agree to work together for the next month to create a program which will enable them, as a group, to apply Douglass' life and principles and teach them to others in the community. The groups discuss how to implement their respective projects, setting goals and timelines. Mr. Morsell guides the small groups in presenting their projects to the entire group for the purpose of eliciting positive critical feedback to ensure clarity and probability of achievement.
Participants select a coordinator for the entire group.
Mr. Morsell establishes a reporting procedure for the small groups to report to the coordinator regularly during the upcoming weeks, so that the projects remain focused and on target. The final one-day phase of the Douglass Scholars Program is scheduled for approximately one month after Day 2. Participants report by group on the success of their project. They review their goals and methods of implementation and share their experiences. They may also voluntarily share what they have recorded in their journals.