Enhancing Research Presentation Skills
Session 1｜How to Present and Defend Your Research Proposal
Lecturer: Dr. Abel M. Cadias
Date & Time: Monday, May 19, 14:00–16:00
Venue: Room 260310, 3rd Floor, College of Commerce Building
Sign-up: https://reurl.cc/7KYWok
Hosted by: Office of Doctoral Programs, College of Commerce
Objectives:
1.To enhance speaking skills in presenting a research proposal.
2.To learn some effective strategies in defending a research proposal.
3.To simulate a research proposal defense.
Topic 1: Preparing Your Research Proposal Presentation
a.Coverage of Research Proposal
b.Structuring Your Presentation
c.Timing and Delivery
Topic 2: Handling the Defense: Answering Questions and Critiques
a.Preparing for Common Questions
b.Responding to Criticism Gracefully
c.Simulation: Present your research proposal in front of an audience. Be ready for any questions from the audience.
Note: The participants should bring their laptops to the workshop.
Enhancing Research Presentation Skills
Session 2｜How to Present a Research Paper in a Conference
Lecturer: Dr. Abel M. Cadias
Date & Time: Monday, May 26, 14:00–16:00
Venue: Room 260310, 3rd Floor, College of Commerce Building
Sign-up: https://reurl.cc/dQOvZD
Hosted by: Office of Doctoral Programs, College of Commerce
Objectives:
1.To simulate how a research paper is presented in a conference.
2.To learn some effective speaking techniques in presenting a research paper in a conference.
Topic 1: Key Differences Between Written Papers and Oral Presentations
a.Translating complex concepts for an audience
b.Focusing on key points while maintaining depth
c.The importance of clarity and conciseness in oral delivery
Topic 2: Structuring Your Conference Presentation
a.Introduction: Setting the context and framing the problem
b.Body: Presenting key research questions, methodology, and results
c.Conclusion: Summarizing key findings and future directions
d.Call to action: Encouraging further research or engagement
Topic 3: Mastering Public Speaking and Delivery
a.Techniques for effective voice projection and articulation
b.Using body language to engage your audience
c.Maintaining eye contact and pacing for emphasis
Topic 4: Anticipating Questions
a.What types of questions are likely to arise?
b.How to prepare answers to common queries
c.Addressing questions on your methodology, data, and conclusions
d.Simulation: Present your research paper in a conference. Be ready for any questions from the audience.
Note: The participants should bring their laptops to the workshop.
