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Becoming a speaker

UVic Speakers Bureau Membership 2013 - 2014

Name

Faculty/Department:

Mailing Address:

E-mail address:

Office phone number:

Home phone number:

Community Talks:

Yes, I am prepared to fill community speaking engagements within the Greater Victoria area on a voluntary basis between September 2013 and April 2014.

Out of Town Talks:

Yes, I am prepared to speak to groups outside of Greater Victoria, provided transportation & accommodation costs, where applicable, are covered by the host group.

Unavailable:

No, I am not available for speaking engagements in 2013-2014.

Talk Descriptions

Please use non-technical, lay language to describe the topic(s) you are prepared to offer in 2013-14 and suggest a title for each presentation. Please keep your titles as brief as possible.

We are especially interested in expanding the number of topics related to the following fields of institutional strength:

oceans and climate;
indigenous and cultural studies;
society and health;
global change and sustainability;
fine and performing arts;
matter and energy;
genomics and proteomics;
computational modelling and information processing;
community-based research.

1 (a) Titles of any presentations directly connected to your area of university research expertise as a faculty member or your professional duties as a staff member:

1 (b) Titles of any presentations based on your personal interests:

2. Are your topic(s) appropriate for or adaptable to school-age audiences? If yes, please check the age groups for which your presentation is suitable. This information is helpful for teachers when they choose topics.

Kindergarten to Grade 5

Grade 6-7-8 (Middle School)

Grade 9-12 (High School)

3. If you can present your topic in a language other than English please indicate which language below so that we can publicize this in our guide:

4. Do you have any of the following to accompany your talks? Slides, films, graphics, others (please specify):

5. Please provide a brief description (up to 50 words) of the material covered in each presentation you are offering this year.

6. Please provide us with a short bio that can be used to introduce you at your talk(s). These are useful for the groups when they introduce you at your talk.

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