1. Understand the vocal instrument and the preparation process
2. Use presentation aids to enhance your speeches as needed;
3. Outline your speeches in a logical and thorough fashion;
4. Conduct meaningful research on a variety of topics;
5. Analyze your audience and design speeches to reflect your analysis;
6. Evaluate speeches based on a variety of verbal and non-verbal criteria;
7. Listen effectively, regardless of your interest in the subject matter;
8. Understand and explain the communication process and terminology;
9. Have fun and be respectful!

Masters of Theatre and Communications, Indiana State University
BFA Performance, Indian University of PA

Adjunct Faculty, Communication and Theatre, Columbus State Community College:  2010 to Present
•	Taught courses in Theatre, Acting, Communication, and Public Speaking
•	Tutored students in writing, outlining, and presenting  speeches 

Facilitator, ImprovEdge: September 2016 to Present
•	Facilitated workshops and coached executives
•	Presented speeches and keynote addresses

Teaching Artist, Columbus Children’s Theatre:  2005 to 2010
•	Created and delivered a wide variety of classes for children ages 5-17

Director of Teacher Training, Lanartco Language Institute NY, NY:  2002 to 2006
•	Coached week long, quarterly, and weekly sessions with high level executives at AXA, Boehringer Ingelheim, Cisco Systems, 
        Cushman, UBS and many more.  
•	Managed teacher training, developed curriculum, and wrote training manuals
•	Led ESL based language training for non-native business professionals

Adjunct Faculty, Dutchess Community College (SUNY): 2004
•	Developed and taught public speaking courses specifically for education majors