"Pleasure, Use & Virtue: A Public Speaking Podcast" by Lee Pierce": Recent Episodes
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This is a series of podcasts designed to accompany Introduction to Public Speaking courses taught by Lee Pierce for the University of Georgia
Lecture delivered on October 8, 2015 discussing main points, organizational patterns and a short sample outlining activity.
This podcast discusses a speech's "finishing touches" including introductions, conclusions and transitions. Inspired by Graff and Birkenstein's book "They Say I Say," the central idea of this podcast is that all speeches need to be positioned as "entering a conversation" in order to engage the audience and give the speech a sense of importance or necessity.
A student created research podcast that gives an overview of the research process through a discussion of researching the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect IP Act (PIPA)
Spring 2012
A student created podcast that focuses on strategies to simplify the research process.
Spring 2012
A student created research podcast that demonstrates how to use Lexis Nexis as a key part of a research strategy
Spring 2012
A student created research podcast the discusses using first person accounts as research
Spring 2012