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Please call the
Office of University Marketing and Public Relations at 319-273-2761
or email stacey.christensen@uni.edu,
to request a speaker.
Speakers do not charge fees, unless otherwise noted.
Upon request, we will provide background information to introduce the
speaker. When the topic or event warrants, the Office of University
Marketing and Public Relations will send a news release to media serving
your area.
POWER OF RECREATION AND RELAXATION:
MOTIVATION
TEAMWORK
ACHIEVING
EDUCATION AND CAREER GOALS
Motivational presentation geared to inspire people to achieve life goals.
ACHIEVING A SIMPLIER LIFESTYLE.
How to achieve a more relaxed and simplier life in today's hectic world.
Motivational presentation to allieviate life's hassles and enjoy pleasure
in daily living.
COMMUNICATING
EFFECTIVELY IN TODAY'S CORPORATE CULTURE.
Session addresses skills needed by managers and employees in the 21st
Century.
THE
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BEING SMART, BEING EDUCATED AND BEING WISE.
A keynote speech appropriate for graduations and honor society
inductions. Approximately 10 minutes in length, can expand if necessary.
EDUCATION.
Motivational presentation for educators to achieve success in the classroom
and in professional development.
EVERYDAY PRESENTATION SKILLS FOR EVERYDAY LIFE.
This workshop is a must for anyone who spends any amount of time talking
to others. Whether you are disseminating information or selling a product,
delivering a formal presentation or having an informal conversation, "Everyday
Presentation Skills" will teach you how to say what you think and
get what you want.
FLYING IN V-FORMATION: USING VISION TO LEAD YOUR
FLOCK.
Understanding what a vision is and why it is bound to the leadership process.
Participants will learn how to develop a vision and how to use it to inspire
staff members to reach new heights.
HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF MEETINGS.
A practical, hands-on workshop designed to help participants think strategically
about the purpose and goals of meetings. Participants will learn when
and how to schedule meetings, how to develop an agenda that ensures all
items are covered appropriately, and how to get the most interaction from
meeting members.
INSPIRATION AND MOTIVATION.
Upbeat presentation to inspire and motivate individuals in a number of
areas. Speaker can address many topics.
LIVING OUT LOUD.
MENTORING
TODAY'S YOUTH.
Presentation can be adapted to a number of topical areas addressing
youth, underprivileged youth, working with and developing leadership and
esteem in youth. Discussion can lead to appreciation of opportunities
and privileges many of us take for granted.
NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION IN PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL
RELATIONSHIPS.
This program will discuss the manner in which nonverbal communication
can enhance or contradict our spoken language. Participants will investigate
the functions that nonverbal communication serves in professional and
personal relationships. Tips for understanding specific nonverbal behaviors
will be discussed.
PARTNERING UP FOR POWER: HOW TO ENCOURAGE AND
DEVELOP EMPLOYEE EMPOWERMENT.
Understanding what empowerment is, and dispelling the myths of what empowerment
is not. Participants will also learn how to create workplace environments
that are conducive to partnership and empowerment.
POSITIVISM.
How to be optimistic and think positively to achieve happiness and peace
in daily living.
POWER OF CHOICE.
The power of choice is a strong force in people's lives; one that is often
unused. Through humor, personal examples, inspiration and audience involvement,
the power of choice is explored and the effects on attitudes and behavior
are discussed.
WOMEN, WORK, & WEIGHTLOSS.
Motivational speech on how to lose and maintain weight for a healthy and
happy lifestyle.
WORKING FROM AND AGAINST PRIVILEGE.
How to motivate people to become more involved in social justice issues,
not always affecting them. Information includes developing consiousness
and raising activism on social justice issues as a positive aspect on
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