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Adela del Valle Dib - Sunday, February 21
General Events

Recap: Public Speaking Workshop


On February 9th, the Yes Theory Club partnered up with the Public Speaking Club and co-hosted an event called “Conquer your fear of public speaking.” The idea was to help anyone improve their public speaking skills, and motivate those who are normally afraid of speaking in front of a crowd. During the workshop, we introduced both clubs, gave a brief presentation on some tips to overcome this fear, and talked about improving our performance when speaking in public. In addition, we hosted a little exercise in which participants had to talk for one minute on a random topic, and received feedback on their performance. It was great to see some of you there!

For your convenience, we will leave a few tips that were mentioned during the workshop: use the space in which you are standing, make eye contact with the audience, use hand gestures (but do not overuse them!), be careful with filling words (such as umm, yeah, so, etc), make pauses when necessary. 

Recap: Facing Fears Friday!


As you may have seen on our instagram, we started a new series on our account called  “Facing Fears Friday”, where our members get to share their experiences on facing a particular fear. We have had three of our members take over our account to share their different experiences. We are excited to see our members taking different challenges, and talking about it on our account. These experiences have ranged from starting a new business, to skydiving, to moving to a new country without speaking the same language as everyone else.  Hope you had the chance of watching our stories throughout these past three weeks, and stay tuned for our next member taking over our account this week. 

To make it even easier for everyone, we have created a sheet where you can sign up to participate in our “Facing Fears Friday.” Use this link to sign up, and do not hesitate to do so!
Upcoming: Surprise Event 

For our next event, we have organized two different and very exciting options. However, we would like to give our members the opportunity to be part of this process, and would love to see all of you vote on our instagram account to help us choose our next event. Stay tuned to our stories this week in order to choose your preferred event! 

Opportunities: Event Planner Manager

As you know, we have opened some spots to continue expanding our coordinating team and the club itself. For this reason, we would like to give out some more details about the new position we have available, a new event planner manager. This is a great opportunity to get out of your comfort zone, meet new people, and help organize events for our club. In addition, this will help you improve your teamwork skills, as well as your CV.  

Being an event coordinator means coming up with event ideas whether on campus or online, managing the events on Campus Groups, and making event summaries. We are looking for someone: creative, organized, determined, willing to take risks and step out of their comfort zone! 

Please fill out this survey if you want to apply!
 

This week’s suggestions

From now on, we will also include suggestions sent by our members for books, podcasts, movies, or anything related to the club. Do not hesitate to send us yours to be featured in the next newsletter!
 


Book: Born To Run
Shared by Laura Greco

"Born to Run is an epic adventure book about amateur runner Christopher McDougall, who in search of answers sets to find Mexico’s Tarahumara Indians, the world’s greatest distance runners, who run up to hundreds of miles barefoot. After months in quarantine, I was hesitant to pick up my running habits in fear of failing or facing the fact that I was behind on my goals, but Christopher’s story as he goes off the beaten path and of the Tarahumara runners were so inspiring that they helped motivate me to say YES to running again!"
 



Podcast: Philosophize This! 
Shared by Pedro Raful

"This podcast takes about the evolution of philosophy throughout the years. More than that, it opens your mind to different perspectives and ideas and slowly you learn how to apply certain disciplines to your life."



If you have any questions, suggestions, or any ideas for future events do not hesitate to contact us. We want to hear from you! 

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