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Resources galore – the SGS has your back!

Posted on by Amanda — 1 Comment ↓
This is my cat Meanie. Meanie is having trouble understanding what the SGS has to offer him. Don't worry all you Meanies out there. We've got your back!

Well, it’s here, folks! Another semester begins, and of course it has come in like a lion! About a week ago, I was getting ready for the SGS Welcome and Resource Fair. I was scheduled to give a little blurb…

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When is a wedding speech like an academic presentation? 5 Tips to supercharge your next Powerpoint presentation

Posted on by Atif — 1 Comment ↓

Public speaking is something that terrifies many people, and is one of the most common fears people have. The combination of nervousness, wondering if people will understand you and finally just having everyone focused on you is not a relaxing…

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