Office of Faculty Development

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- Teaching Overview
- Teaching Skills Workshops
  Featured trainings specifically designed to improve teaching skills.
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  Discover resources to advance teaching skills.
- Teaching Tools & Technology
  Top instructional tools and technology every faculty member should know.
- E-Learning Resource Center
  Resource to help faculty create an e-module.
- Career Overview
- Leadership Development
  Unlock your career potential through leadership development programs.
- Recognition & Resources
  Faculty awards and campus resources that help with career advancement.
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  Discover resources to help navigate the promotion and tenure process.
- Coaching
  More information about the coaching program available through Faculty Development including a list of trained coaches.
- Faculty Resources Overview
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  A compilation of quick links to help new faculty hit the ground running.
- Independent Learning
  Resources to foster independent professional development.
- Additional Resources
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Power Presentations

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Power Presentations

Be Remembered

Power Presentations is a three-part series where you will gain valuable presentation tips from a team of faculty experts. You’ll receive real-time coaching and feedback to improve your presentation skills. This course is ideal for anyone looking to design better presentations, manage anxiety or learn engagement tips for more effective delivery. We’ll help you discover your core strengths and develop the key traits of the most memorable public speakers and teachers – whether on the conference stage, in the classroom, or in the virtual environment.

Power Presentations is a live highly participatory workshop. You must commit to all three in-person sessions.

Series Dates

Power Presentations will be offered next in the 26-27 academic year.

In the meantime, consider the Peer Feedback program through the Interprofessional Academy of Educators.

Interactive Training

Learn, watch and practice fundamental and advanced presentation skills

Live Practice Assessment

Present a portion of content for immediate, personalized feedback

Performance Booster

Enhance personal and professional growth in a supportive environment

Continued Advancement

Enduring course materials can be referenced after the workshop has ended

“For one of the most important talks of my career, participating in Power Presentations provided the needed time, resources, practice, and feedback to make it a success!”

Kaleb Michaud Power Presentations Success

Kaleb Michaud, PhD

Professor, Division of Rheumatology

Power Presentations Faculty Experts

Faye L. Haggar, EdD

Manager
Center for Community-based Education & Preceptor Excellence
Office of Rural Health Initiatives

Faye Haggar

Michael Smith, MD

Assistant Professor, Division of Hospital Medicine
College of Medicine Department of Internal Medicine

Michael Smith

Chad Branecki, MD

Vice Chair of Education
Associate Professor
Residency Program Director
College of Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine

Chad Branecki

Martina Clarke, PhD

Assistant Professor, Division of Cardiovascular Medicine
College of Medicine Department of Internal Medicine

Martina Clarke

T.J. Welniak, MD, MACM

Assistant Professor
Program Director, Medical Education, Technology, and Innovation Fellowship
Assistant Residency Program Director
College of Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine

T.J. Welniak

Donald G. Klepser, PhD, MBA

Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Professor
College of Pharmacy