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Dynamic and Engaging Presentations Mickey Saloma Director of Recruitment & Retention SMU Lyle School of Engineering TACAC Professional Development Chair
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86.1% of presenters say presentation skills affect their career & income! 23% of people rate public speaking as their greatest fear 27% of people rate death as their greatest fear
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What Not To Do!!!
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Cram your slides with numerous text bullet points and multiple fonts. Sound as if you’re reciting your presentation from memory. Never, ever make eye contact with anyone in the audience. Rely on technology! What NOT To Do!!!
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Before we get started... Presentations are as unique as the individuals giving them. Who are you talking to? What’s the point? Presentations are only as good as the presenter. Learn to use/give presentations in Prezi or other different mediums.
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Assemble your Story What are you going to say? Basics (year founded, majors, traditions, dates and deadlines, etc.) About the Location Data Personal Stories/Narratives
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Assemble your Story What is going to make an impact? Remember: According to the College Board, the average number of applications a student submits is somewhere between 5-8. What is unique – what makes your school different? Why should the audience care?
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Put it all together Information – Large to small presentation How will you open? Engaging your audience Ask questions Giveaways Create smooth transition points Let pictures tell the story Let student experiences tell the story
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The Finishing Touches Clock Relax To podium or not to podium EYE CONTACT Body Language Confidence & Authority Killer Ending
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Use the ending to get what you want! Do not allow the last few seconds of a good presentation to just tail away. The very best finish is the one that gives the audience something to do. Make your call to action something like “apply today”, “visit campus again” or “holler if you have any questions”.
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