Paper Accepted?! Oh No, Now What?: Effective Research Presentation Skills
Houchens 105
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Nov 08, 2012 from 12:00 pm to 02:00 pm |
| Where | Houchens 105 |
| Contact Name | Jackie Fryer |
| Contact Phone | 502-852-5882 |
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Description. This workshop will prepare students to effectively present
academic information. Academic presentations are often thought of as conference
presentations, however, this workshop also will prepare students for a
successful thesis or dissertation defense. Students will learn practical
strategies for dealing with stage fright as well as the best approach to layout
and design for communicating information during an oral presentation.
Learning Outcomes. Upon completion, students will
- understand layout and design for an effective oral presentation;
- gain basic strategies for dealing with stage fright;
- understand basic strategies for presenting statistical information (for students in the natural and social sciences);
- learn strategies for successfully handling questions following an oral presentation.
Presenter. Jennifer Gregg earned her Ph.D. in telecommunications in 2002 from Michigan State University. She teaches courses in science communication, communication and technology, and media effects. Her research focuses on the effects of technology, particularly in disadvantaged populations. She is Director of Graduate Studies for the Department of Communication.
