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1. p2i eval12

4. 4P & 2A Prep Audience Pace All Hell Personal Pose

5. Delivery Glue

6. Prep

7. Polished speech x 4

8. Some presenters will give their presentations/ papers by simply readingto their audience.

9. Remember the first and last 5 minutes of your talk.

10. Pace

11. Purposefully drink water.

13. Rhetoric Literature Review • Article highlights the lack of in-depth studies on rhetoric. • Author calls for research-based frameworks that make rhetorical principles easy to apply in work settings. • Frameworks must account for influences such as politics, culture and economics. • rhetorical studies usually focus on persuasive speeches affecting the public; • efforts within his field bear much potential to contribute to public good. • Commentary models a frame of mind that embraces rhetoric, even within a discipline that may not have a history of stressing this skill. Cyphert, D. (2010). The rhetorical analysis of business speech. Journal of Business Communication, 47(3), 346-368.

14. On Rhetoric • Article highlights the lack of in-depth studies on rhetoric. • Author calls for research-based frameworks that make rhetorical principles easy to apply in work settings. • Frameworks must account for influences such as politics, culture and economics. • Commentary models a frame of mind that embraces rhetoric, even within a discipline that may not have a history of stressing this skill.

15. On Rhetoric • Article highlights the lack of in-depth studies on rhetoric. • Author calls for research-based frameworks that make rhetorical principles easy to apply in work settings. • Frameworks must account for influences such as politics, culture and economics.

16. On Rhetoric • Article highlights the lack of in-depth studies on rhetoric. • Author calls for research-based frameworks that make rhetorical principles easy to apply in work settings.

17. Proposal Submission

18. Pick a TIG

19. Enter Title

20. Write Abstract

21. The presenter takes the audience on an engaging tour of the “map” that is on the screen.

22. Project Timeline Think tank feedback at annual conference Report draft commenced 11/4/11 9/4/12 Presentation drafted New analysis plan devised 10/4/12 12/7/11 Presentation delivered for further feedback Analysis plan modified 12/14/11 10/25/12 ' 11 Oct 2011 Dec Feb 2012 Apr Jun Aug Oct ' 12 Feedback period 10/15/11 11/15/11 Analysis period 11/15/11 8/30/12 9/1/12 10/15/12 Reporting period 10/15/12 11/15/12 Feedback period 2 Made with Office Timeline 2010 www.officetimeline.com

23. Project Timeline AEA 2012! Analysis Reporting AEA 2011

24. Personal

25. Point 1 • Point 2 • Point 3

26. My hot tips include engaging your audience by using a touch of humor.

28. Pose

30. Get out from behind the podium.

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35. Audience

36. Find out what they know.

37. Adjustdifficulty of content.

38. Insert activities

39. 30 sec answers

40. Get comfortable with I Don’t Know.

41. All Hell Breaks Loose

42. Moveto an activity.

45. 4P & 2A Prep Audience Pace All Hell Personal Pose

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