Faculty member Elizabeth Levine (center) and fellow students offer suggestions on how to improve a student's presentation style.
There鈥檚 a lot of learning that goes on within the walls of Georgia Campus 鈥� Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, even on the weekends!
A presentation skills 鈥渢urbo weekend鈥� was held recently and biomedical sciences students who are on the organizational development and leadership (ODL) track brushed up on their public speaking skills. The students learned time management, how to manage an audience and ways to feel more comfortable making oral presentations, all videotaped for future reference.
鈥淥wn the space,鈥� advised faculty member Elizabeth Levine, while students offered feedback, American Idol-style. 鈥淪low down,鈥� 鈥減ay close attention to the opening and finish strong,鈥� others suggested.
The ODL track requires 21 credits for biomedical sciences students, while pharmacy and DO students can take four additional classes to receive a certificate. The weekend concluded with hands-on activities about crisis communications, including leveraging social media.
Biomedical Sciences student Andrielle Scott practices her presentation skills during a recent turbo weekend exercise.
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