Women and Career in Natural Science – equal opportunity: Insights behind the CV
Supervisor: Dr. Maria Ott
Event Date: 14.01.2022
Venue: VSP 1, 0.04 & online
Women and Career in Natural Science – equal opportunity: Insights behind the CV
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“Integral to voice and body training is the central idea that physical and vocal dynamics are connected to the speaker’s motivation and to the importance of the information being communicated. The trainer has a professional theatre background, which is a unique benefit for the participants to help identify the verbal challenges of each speaker, giving attention to breath, articulation, intonation, volume, modulation and tempo. The Training is given to improve non-verbal aspects such as gesture, positioning, distance, eye contact and relationship with media. The trainer input will provide the opportunity to gain new insights in effective communication and learn how to present yourself more effectively and to make the best impression and strongest impact. Participants monitor their improvement and implement feedback through active role-play exercises in which they present themselves.”