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Dr. Eenfeldt gave a presentation recently at the Ancestral Health Symposium 2011 which is getting a lot of attention. Here is an example comment on his blog; Youtube has similar comments: "Having watched more than half of the lectures presented at the Ancestral Health Symposium, I have to say that your lecture was, by far, the most engaging, entertaining, and most clearly articulated lecture. MORE
1976 At a wildlife symposium in Washington, DC, the chair of the Council on Environmental Quality (Russell Peterson) noted: “We breathe today the same air that Julius Caesar breathed 1846 Discovery of ether, by dentist William Morton. 1902 First US patent for manufacture of rayon. . 1908 Henry Ford introduced the Model T … fondly known as “the Tin Lizzie.&#. 1922 Naval Aircraft Radio Laboratory made first radar observations. MORE
18 In February of 2008, we conducted an early experiment during a day-long symposium entitled Mixed Realities ( [link] ) at Emerson College. In many ways, the symposium’s format was traditional. When the symposium started, we announced that these features were available and we invited everybody’s participation. Based on observations and questions asked during the Mixed Realities symposium, we learned quite a bit about the nuances of successful attentional choreography. MORE
I learned this concept years ago from Dottie Walters (check out her Magnificent Marketing Symposium which is coming up in just a few weeks)[link] Smart speakers attempt to maximize the amount of money they make at each speaking engagement. Contract marketing is one way to do it. The idea is to put a mention of other products or services in your contract / agreement after you have landed the speaking engagement. MORE
Perhaps you do not expect a keynote address from a high-level international symposium on coastal resilience, a climate change issue, to make the cut for Famous Speech Friday, even if it is given by the wife of the Prime Ministerr of Japan, Akie Abe. MORE
Kings Caterers, 4010 New Falls Road, Bristol [link] PILCOP 2013 Symposium on Equality September 12, 2013 Privatization: Looking out for the Public Good HEALTHCARE—LAND USE—EDUCATION Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia Thursday, September 12, 2013 8:00 a.m. – MORE
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Kings Caterers, 4010 New Falls Road, Bristol [link] PILCOP 2013 Symposium on Equality September 12, 2013 Privatization: Looking out for the Public Good HEALTHCARE—LAND USE—EDUCATION Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia Thursday, September 12, 2013 8:00 a.m. – MORE
Kings Caterers, 4010 New Falls Road, Bristol [link] PILCOP 2013 Symposium on Equality September 12, 2013 Privatization: Looking out for the Public Good HEALTHCARE—LAND USE—EDUCATION Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia Thursday, September 12, 2013 8:00 a.m. – MORE
I organized an international meeting a year ago as a program chair and I said to my committee “Do not bring me a symposium without at least one woman speaker.” One man was so keen to do this, he had a symposium with all women faculty speaking—it takes that kind of effort. Elizabeth Travis , Ph.D., is the first associate vice president for women faculty programs at the University of Texas M. Anderson Cancer Center. MORE
Kings Caterers, 4010 New Falls Road, Bristol [link] PILCOP 2013 Symposium on Equality September 12, 2013 Privatization: Looking out for the Public Good HEALTHCARE—LAND USE—EDUCATION Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia Thursday, September 12, 2013 8:00 a.m. – MORE
In my interview with Elizabeth Travis, PhD , of the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, she noted the extra effort it takes to put women on scientific and technical panels: I organized an international meeting a year ago as a program chair and I said to my committee “Do not bring me a symposium without at least one woman speaker.” One man was so keen to do this, he had a symposium with all women faculty speaking—it takes that kind of effort. MORE
organized an international meeting a year ago as a program chair and I said to my committee “Do not bring me a symposium without at least one woman speaker.” What does it take for a conference to feature more women speakers on the program? Women have been blogging, writing and researching the question "Where are all the women speakers?" MORE
Frontiers of Engineering Symposium are included in this issue of the The Bridge.). The NAE has just published its Spring 2012 edition of The Bridge: Linking Engineering and Society. Topics range from Additive Manufacturing to Low-Carbon Buildings to Brain-Computer Interfaces. (Two Two presentations from the U.S. MORE
Or a symposium on efficient research strategies could be set up where a member from each group would explain in a brief speech the strategies used to find the answer and his or her group’s evaluation of the reliability of the source. An old television game show from the 1950s, Name that Tune , pitted 2 contestants against each other. The objective was for one contestant to name the tune the orchestra would play in fewer notes than could the other contestant. MORE
Kings Caterers, 4010 New Falls Road, Bristol [link] PILCOP 2013 Symposium on Equality September 12, 2013 Privatization: Looking out for the Public Good HEALTHCARE—LAND USE—EDUCATION Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia Thursday, September 12, 2013 8:00 a.m. – MORE
Ideally, you''d want to see gender balance in the selection committee, but recent research focused on two scientific conferences showed that " having at least one woman member of the convening team correlated with a significantly higher proportion of invited female speakers and reduced the likelihood of an all-male symposium roster." Mia Doornaert, speaking at the European Speechwriter Network conference In mass media, some tests have cropped up to help evaluate gender bias. MORE
Last week I had the pleasure of attending a symposium at the IMD Business School in Lausanne, Switzerland led by Robin Sharma , a globally recognized authority on leadership. It was wonderful to sit down with him after the symposium and catch up. While I cannot cover everything that Robin discussed, I have set out below some of my key takeaway points from his symposium about leadership, and how I believe they apply to public speakers. MORE
She was presenting at a symposium where there were a number of related presentations being delivered before she spoke. When audience members tell me in my Annoying PowerPoint survey that the speaker reading the slides is the most annoying thing about bad PowerPoint slides, some of the blame must be put on the “wall of text” slides that presenters use. Today I want to talk about how all this text puts the presenter in a cage and how you can get out of the cage. MORE
One of my bureaus booked me to keynote close an upcoming womens health symposium for 2,500 attendees yes, specifically women, my favorite audience, and closing to a well-known celebrity actress (Geena Davis, of Thelma and Louise and the hit new TV series Commander in Chief). Tapping into the symposium theme, and with full permission (and excitement) of the event creators, I adopted "Heart of A Woman" for the title of my book. MORE
Symposium Related Topics Presentation Zen
SEPTEMBER 17, 2011
Dr. Eenfeldt gave a presentation recently at the Ancestral Health Symposium 2011 which is getting a lot of attention. Here is an example comment on his blog; Youtube has similar comments: "Having watched more than half of the lectures presented at the Ancestral Health Symposium, I have to say that your lecture was, by far, the most engaging, entertaining, and most clearly articulated lecture.
Joan Detz Speaker Services
APRIL 3, 2012
Frontiers of Engineering Symposium are included in this issue of the The Bridge.). The NAE has just published its Spring 2012 edition of The Bridge: Linking Engineering and Society. Topics range from Additive Manufacturing to Low-Carbon Buildings to Brain-Computer Interfaces. (Two Two presentations from the U.S.
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Manner of Speaking
OCTOBER 8, 2010
Last week I had the pleasure of attending a symposium at the IMD Business School in Lausanne, Switzerland led by Robin Sharma , a globally recognized authority on leadership. It was wonderful to sit down with him after the symposium and catch up. While I cannot cover everything that Robin discussed, I have set out below some of my key takeaway points from his symposium about leadership, and how I believe they apply to public speakers.
The Eloquent Woman
JUNE 25, 2008
In my interview with Elizabeth Travis, PhD , of the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, she noted the extra effort it takes to put women on scientific and technical panels: I organized an international meeting a year ago as a program chair and I said to my committee “Do not bring me a symposium without at least one woman speaker.” One man was so keen to do this, he had a symposium with all women faculty speaking—it takes that kind of effort.
Joan Detz Speaker Services
SEPTEMBER 27, 2009
1976 At a wildlife symposium in Washington, DC, the chair of the Council on Environmental Quality (Russell Peterson) noted: “We breathe today the same air that Julius Caesar breathed 1846 Discovery of ether, by dentist William Morton. 1902 First US patent for manufacture of rayon. . 1908 Henry Ford introduced the Model T … fondly known as “the Tin Lizzie.&#. 1922 Naval Aircraft Radio Laboratory made first radar observations.
The Communication Blog
FEBRUARY 14, 2013
Or a symposium on efficient research strategies could be set up where a member from each group would explain in a brief speech the strategies used to find the answer and his or her group’s evaluation of the reliability of the source. An old television game show from the 1950s, Name that Tune , pitted 2 contestants against each other. The objective was for one contestant to name the tune the orchestra would play in fewer notes than could the other contestant.
Great Public Speaking
OCTOBER 24, 2008
I learned this concept years ago from Dottie Walters (check out her Magnificent Marketing Symposium which is coming up in just a few weeks)[link] Smart speakers attempt to maximize the amount of money they make at each speaking engagement. Contract marketing is one way to do it. The idea is to put a mention of other products or services in your contract / agreement after you have landed the speaking engagement.
http://delicious.com/akarrer/prospeaker
MAY 1, 2009
One of my bureaus booked me to keynote close an upcoming womens health symposium for 2,500 attendees yes, specifically women, my favorite audience, and closing to a well-known celebrity actress (Geena Davis, of Thelma and Louise and the hit new TV series Commander in Chief). Tapping into the symposium theme, and with full permission (and excitement) of the event creators, I adopted "Heart of A Woman" for the title of my book.
The Eloquent Woman
JANUARY 29, 2014
Ideally, you''d want to see gender balance in the selection committee, but recent research focused on two scientific conferences showed that " having at least one woman member of the convening team correlated with a significantly higher proportion of invited female speakers and reduced the likelihood of an all-male symposium roster." Mia Doornaert, speaking at the European Speechwriter Network conference In mass media, some tests have cropped up to help evaluate gender bias.
http://delicious.com/akarrer/prospeaker
JUNE 23, 2009
18 In February of 2008, we conducted an early experiment during a day-long symposium entitled Mixed Realities ( [link] ) at Emerson College. In many ways, the symposium’s format was traditional. When the symposium started, we announced that these features were available and we invited everybody’s participation. Based on observations and questions asked during the Mixed Realities symposium, we learned quite a bit about the nuances of successful attentional choreography.
The Eloquent Woman
APRIL 8, 2008
I organized an international meeting a year ago as a program chair and I said to my committee “Do not bring me a symposium without at least one woman speaker.” One man was so keen to do this, he had a symposium with all women faculty speaking—it takes that kind of effort. Elizabeth Travis , Ph.D., is the first associate vice president for women faculty programs at the University of Texas M. Anderson Cancer Center.
The Eloquent Woman
NOVEMBER 24, 2008
organized an international meeting a year ago as a program chair and I said to my committee “Do not bring me a symposium without at least one woman speaker.” What does it take for a conference to feature more women speakers on the program? Women have been blogging, writing and researching the question "Where are all the women speakers?"
Speaking Of...
SEPTEMBER 10, 2013
Kings Caterers, 4010 New Falls Road, Bristol [link] PILCOP 2013 Symposium on Equality September 12, 2013 Privatization: Looking out for the Public Good HEALTHCARE—LAND USE—EDUCATION Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia Thursday, September 12, 2013 8:00 a.m. –
Speaking Of...
SEPTEMBER 9, 2013
Kings Caterers, 4010 New Falls Road, Bristol [link] PILCOP 2013 Symposium on Equality September 12, 2013 Privatization: Looking out for the Public Good HEALTHCARE—LAND USE—EDUCATION Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia Thursday, September 12, 2013 8:00 a.m. –
Speaking Of...
SEPTEMBER 8, 2013
Kings Caterers, 4010 New Falls Road, Bristol [link] PILCOP 2013 Symposium on Equality September 12, 2013 Privatization: Looking out for the Public Good HEALTHCARE—LAND USE—EDUCATION Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia Thursday, September 12, 2013 8:00 a.m. –
The Eloquent Woman
JULY 28, 2017
Perhaps you do not expect a keynote address from a high-level international symposium on coastal resilience, a climate change issue, to make the cut for Famous Speech Friday, even if it is given by the wife of the Prime Ministerr of Japan, Akie Abe.
Speaking Of...
SEPTEMBER 12, 2013
Kings Caterers, 4010 New Falls Road, Bristol [link] PILCOP 2013 Symposium on Equality September 12, 2013 Privatization: Looking out for the Public Good HEALTHCARE—LAND USE—EDUCATION Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia Thursday, September 12, 2013 8:00 a.m. –
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SEPTEMBER 11, 2013
Kings Caterers, 4010 New Falls Road, Bristol [link] PILCOP 2013 Symposium on Equality September 12, 2013 Privatization: Looking out for the Public Good HEALTHCARE—LAND USE—EDUCATION Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia Thursday, September 12, 2013 8:00 a.m. –
http://delicious.com/akarrer/prospeaker
MARCH 1, 2009
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