Berkeley’s Champion for the 2019 UC-Wide Grad Slam Competition Chosen
Competition showcases graduate research across campus.
Public Speaking
There’s Still Time to Participate in Grad Slam! Deadline to Enter is 2/18/2019
This UC-sponsored competition is designed to showcase graduate student research for a general audience.
Four Steps for Preparing Your Submission for Grad Slam — 2/18/2019
Workshops to help you communicate why your research is exciting and important.
Conquer your Stage Fright with Free Public Speaking Workshops at the Townsend Center — 1/18/2019
Want to learn how to deliver a job talk or professional presentation clearly, confidently, and persuasively? This February, the Townsend Center for the Humanities will offer a series of two free workshops led by Lura Dolas, Head of the UC … Continued
Boost Your Skills This Summer!
Take advantage of campus and online resources to develop “hard” and “soft” skills.
Come Cheer On Your Colleagues at the Berkeley Grad Slam Championship! — 4/4/2018
Ten semifinalists chosen from programs including Ancient History & Mediterranean Archaeology, Environmental Engineering, Physics, and Rhetoric.
Explaining Your Research to the Public: Why It Matters, How to Do It!
Helping students help the public understand their research and its value for everyone.
Q&A with Alberto Sanchez Sanchez, Winner of the Humanities & Social Sciences Grad Slam
An Architecture doctoral student discusses what he learned from a communications competition.
Welcome to 2018!
Start your semester by exploring opportunities to expand your horizons and hone your skills!
Participate in the First Humanities & Social Sciences (HSS) Grad Slam! Register by 1/26/18
Humanities & Social Sciences students are invited to their own Grad Slam!
Master Public Speaking This Summer
The Department of Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies (TDPS) is offering a new course in Public Speaking this summer, open to UC Berkeley affiliates and the public. In this interactive class, students will study the fundamentals of presentation in order … Continued