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6 Articles match "Baltimore","Organization"
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Sunday, January 31, 2010
1840 The first dental college in the US was incorporated: the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
1901 The Army Nurse Corps was organized as a branch of the US Army.
1941 The United Service Organizations (USO) was established, providing entertainment and off-duty relaxation for those serving in the armed force February 1 - 6:
1693 The College of William and Mary was chartered in Williamsburg, VA.
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Monday, November 30, 2009
Baltimore speaking event in October, with the compelling title, "Fired: Four Times." In this post, she got my tips for what to ask those organizers--18 questions in all --to figure out the opportunities available and whether they work for you. November was an active month on The Eloquent Woman blog, with posts about speaking challenges when Twitter's in the room, how to work with speechwriters or maneuver a room without a written speech, sussing out your event space and more coaching for Stephanie Benoit in our Step Up Your Speaking challenge. Here are the highlights from this
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
Baltimore recently--and while her topic, "Fired: Four Times," was immediately compelling, just from the title, I got even more enthusiastic when I spoke to her afterward and found out that (aside from teaching), this was her first real public speech. I went up to give my presentation where the organizer promptly told me there were 500 people in the crowd. I saw Jennifer Cohen give a talk at Ignite! It's a tall order for a first talk: You get 5 minutes and 20 slides, with the charge to "make a difference," and your slides are advanced every 15 seconds, no matter what.
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The Best from the Speaking Pro Central Community
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Sunday, January 31, 2010
1840 The first dental college in the US was incorporated: the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
1901 The Army Nurse Corps was organized as a branch of the US Army.
1941 The United Service Organizations (USO) was established, providing entertainment and off-duty relaxation for those serving in the armed force February 1 - 6:
1693 The College of William and Mary was chartered in Williamsburg, VA.
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Friday, October 23, 2009
Baltimore, one of the public speaking or storytelling events that are cropping up around the U.S. chose to see the Baltimore event because I know one of the speakers and wanted to check out the event firsthand. Organizers look for original content, variety, and topics that are universal as well as of local interest. Last night, I checked out Ignite! Ignite happens in many cities.
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Friday, October 30, 2009
Stephanie asked in week 6 of our online coaching, and I responded with ways eye contact can get a speaker off-track. Ignite! -- a speaking competition organized in cities around the U.S. -- inspired me to visit the Baltimore session held this month, and I featured two women speakers in this well-read post. Readers chose the tips and treats they found on this blog in October, and I'm happy to share them with you in this monthly roundup of our most popular posts: Should you use or lose the lectern? The focus of week 7 of our Step Up Your Speaking online coaching included
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Saturday, August 22, 2009
Even more important, the organizers of many speaking opportunities and conferences are looking for great storytellers when they book speakers. You also can participate in many spinoff conferences, called TEDx , that take place all over, organized by people in your region or community. says its Baltimore site, and in Seattle , where Ignite began, the motto is "Enlighten us, but make it quick." (Other Can you tell a great personal story? It's one of the most effective ways to get--and hold--your audience's attention.
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Monday, November 30, 2009
Baltimore speaking event in October, with the compelling title, "Fired: Four Times." In this post, she got my tips for what to ask those organizers--18 questions in all --to figure out the opportunities available and whether they work for you. November was an active month on The Eloquent Woman blog, with posts about speaking challenges when Twitter's in the room, how to work with speechwriters or maneuver a room without a written speech, sussing out your event space and more coaching for Stephanie Benoit in our Step Up Your Speaking challenge. Here are the highlights from this
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
Baltimore recently--and while her topic, "Fired: Four Times," was immediately compelling, just from the title, I got even more enthusiastic when I spoke to her afterward and found out that (aside from teaching), this was her first real public speech. I went up to give my presentation where the organizer promptly told me there were 500 people in the crowd. I saw Jennifer Cohen give a talk at Ignite! It's a tall order for a first talk: You get 5 minutes and 20 slides, with the charge to "make a difference," and your slides are advanced every 15 seconds, no matter what.
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