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Do you get nervous before giving a speech? Want to feel more confident while presenting? Or just want to make your presentations more interesting, rather than reading verbatim from slides?

In this workshop, persuasion researcher Jay Olson will cover the communication skills necessary to give an effective presentation. Topics include handling nervousness, enhancing clarity, improving body language, and holding the audience鈥檚 attention. These tools will help presenters engage and persuade their audiences, in both academic and business settings.

By the end of the workshop, you will:

1.听Know practical methods to deal with nervousness.

2.听Know how to engage audiences from the beginning of your speech.

3.听Be able to identify strengths and weaknesses in presenters, including yourself.

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Jay Olson, M.Sc., is a Ph.D. candidate in Psychiatry at McGill. He studies suggestion and effective persuasion. Spending most of his life as a professional magician, Jay has won several international awards for both performing and public speaking. He now helps companies, organizations, and students apply the science of public speaking to become more persuasive, engaging, and confident speakers.

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