Who we are
The Speaking Center increases the personal, professional and civic impact of the Wake Forest community by enhancing the speaking and listening skills of all community members. The Center is helping students prepare for course related oral presentations, as well as for speaking engagements outside the classroom This may include career fairs, internship and job interviews, poster sessions, conference presentations, and networking events. Even as electronic communication grows, being able to speak eloquently and effectively in a clear, concise, and audience-centered manner remains relevant.
The current purpose of the pilot Speaking Center is primarily to provide speech preparation assistance to students in the public speaking course (COM 110), commonly referred to as the basic course in communication pedagogy.
Our Mission is improve the speaking and listening skills of the Wake Forest community through group and individual training across the curriculum, peer consultations and feedback, community partnerships in speaking and listening initiatives, and supporting research.
The current purpose of the pilot Speaking Center is primarily to provide speech preparation assistance to students in the public speaking course (COM 110), commonly referred to as the basic course in communication pedagogy.
Our Mission is improve the speaking and listening skills of the Wake Forest community through group and individual training across the curriculum, peer consultations and feedback, community partnerships in speaking and listening initiatives, and supporting research.
Management
Faculty Coordinator
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Graduate coordinator
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