Presentations/Training

An effective presenter is hard to find. And effective presenter must plan, plan, and plan. An effective presentation must be designed with the audience and their experience in mind. Presentations that convey a lasting message are that one's that entertains, educations, and informs. The presenter should strive to ensure that the audience leaves with information but also with the tools and desire continue the learning process.

Key Presentations

Creating a Personal Mission Statement
Do you have know what is important to you? Many people think they know, but they really don't. In this presentation the participant will learn to align values with everyday life. The participant will leave the presentation with a better understanding of themselves as well as a Personal Mission Statement that will help with personal growth.

Time Management
Everyone has the same amount of time in each day, right? Why do some people get more done during the same amount of time? In this presentation you will learn how to get organized, structure your academic life, and do the things that are important to you.

Web Design
Why is navigation important? What's the difference between a disjointed image and a disjointed finger? In this presentation, the participant will learn the how and why of web design. The participant will learn the concepts that pros use to make sites more user-friendly.

Complete List
Organization/Administration Time Management Organizing Your Physical Space Success During Training Who Moved My Cheese Running Effective Meetings Recruiting Minority Leaders on a Predominately White Campus Technology Advanced Palm Date Book Basic Palm Functions Create a Magical Web Page Design & Create Web Graphics Introduction to Access	Student Development Creating a Personal Mission Statement Developing a Personal Constitution Recognizing Through Blue Ribbons Babe: A Look at Diversity Gender Sensitivity Conflict Resolution Students with Disabilities Stress through Humor and Fun Crisis Intervention Through Listening Academic UNI 101: Freshman Seminar ECD 220: Topics in Student Development Theory