MASON SPEAKERS

Lectures by Don Boileau

Features the concept of defining the teacher as a manager of a communication environment and the resulting consequences. (Good for school workshops, in-service training, and teacher groups.)

minimum lecture time: 15

A/V requirements: None

Don Boileau

Provides different approaches to help people focus on the message in a sermon.

minimum lecture time: 15

A/V requirements: None

Don Boileau

Can cover a variety of needed areas within the topic area: a) how to plan an agenda, b) how to stick to the agenda, c) how to use parliamentary procedure to focus on issues, and when NOT to use parliamentary procedure, and d) how to evaluate a meeting.

minimum lecture time: 15

A/V requirements: None

Don Boileau

This speech is one of the greatest speeches in US History because of its structure, word selection, and message. Even though many of the word choices are different today King's use of metaphor and imagery reflect the needs of the time. It was an opportunity that maybe only King could have the necessary ethos to respond.

minimum lecture time: 20

A/V requirements: None

Don Boileau

In the current globalization people frequently meet other people from different cultures. This presentation covers some of the basic principles and vocabulary to help us understand why what we said is not what is heard by a person from the other culture.

minimum lecture time: 20

A/V requirements: None

Don Boileau

Discusses how the total experience of college helps students learn how to learn, balance knowledge of the good life and good society, and develop a sense of right, wrong, truth, and beauty.

minimum lecture time: 15

A/V requirements: None

Don Boileau

Mason Speakers Coordinator:
Sarah Gallagher
703.993.8761 Phone
703.993.8784 Fax
sgallag5@gmu.edu

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