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- Museum of Modern Thought: An Exhibition Inspired by The New York Times Magazine 1619 Project 9:00 am
- Voting and the Health of Populations: Celebrating the 19th Amendment Centennial9:00 am
- University-Wide Career Fair10:30 am
- NEIDL Seminar: Stacey Schultz-Cherry, PhD; St Jude Children's Research Hospital12:00 pm
- COM Career Services - How to Find an Internship Workshop12:30 pm
- Perfect Your Pitch for Fun & Impact, with Linda Plano, PhD1:30 pm
- IS&T RCS Tutorial - Introduction to Python, Part Two2:30 pm
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- Resistance to Medical AI3:30 pm
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- Note Taking & Study Skills Workshop4:00 pm
- Spring 2020 Lowell Lecture featuring Bishop Yvette Flunder5:00 pm
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Perfect Your Pitch for Fun & Impact, with Linda Plano, PhD
Hosted by BU Technology DevelopmentCommunicating with your colleagues about your research is second nature: efficient, productive and collaborative. Communicating with people who do not share your background or about non-technical issues can be slow and even frustrating. It doesn’t have to be that way!Join communication coach Linda Plano for an interactive seminar to learn and practice simple but effective techniques for translating your ideas into a compelling, authentic pitch that wins over your audience, whether you are talking with your department chair, potential sponsors, investors, grant managers, and others.Participants are encouraged to bring a draft one-minute elevator pitch to receive live coaching.All participants will learn:1 useful communications mindset3 parts to every pitch4 types of pitches10 questions every pitch should answerThese tools will help faculty to create targeted communications that engage their audience and achieve their goals while maintaining their integrity and vision.
When | 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm on Wednesday, February 12, 2020 |
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Location | GSU 310 (775 Comm. Ave) |