School of GPA Research Higher Degree Student Workshop and Social Function
 
What: Effective Oral Presentations - What are they and how to deliver them?
 
When: Workshop Friday June 92-4 pm, to be followed by a social function (to be hosted jointly by the School and the RHD Social Committee)
 
Where: Room 414, Chamberlain Building; social function in the building courtyard
 
 
Why?
Oral presentations are a significant component of any professional activity, whether you work in research, government, private industry or academia.
Being able to design and deliver effective oral presentations is an acquired skill and is not based on your ability to use PowerPoint. Come along to this session to learn how other students and academic staff design and deliver presentations.
 
The topics to be covered will include:
 
1. Overview and Goals of Session
2. Perspectives from selected students and academic staff
3. What are good, bad and effective presentations

4. How to you design an effective presentation?

    a)      Oral Delivery

    b)      Structure

    c)      Content

    d)      Use of Graphics

    e)      Response to questions

5. How do you deliver an effective presentation?

6. How to you improve your presentation skills?

 
Please RSVP to Judy Nankiville (j.nankiville@uq.edu.au) by Wednesday 7/6/06 if you are attending.


There will be three other RHD professional development workshops to be held later this year
 
Thesis submission - Friday 25 August 2-4 pm
Publishing - Friday 15 September 2-4 pm
Networking - Friday 13 October 204 pm
 
More details will be posted soon!
 
Posted 31 May 2006