ECC Student Speaker Series

Join us for the ECC Student Speaker Series, where students enrolled in Advanced Public Speaking share their insights and ideas. It’s a great opportunity to support our student speakers and celebrate the art of public speaking!

March 4

• 12:30 PM: Political Idolization: The Dark Side of Identity Politics by Olivia Rizzo (Political Science, College of Liberal Arts).
• 1:00 PM: The Green Illusion, With Greener Roads Ahead: Alternatives to EVs by Matthew Ferro (Mechanical Engineering Technology, College of Engineering Technology).
• 1:15 PM: How to Fall in Love with Improving 1% at a Time by Maeve Abbate (Software Engineering, Golisano College of Computing & Information Sciences).
• 1:30 PM: The Interconnectedness of Daily Life: The Butterfly Effect & Your Place in the Universe by Colby Lewis (Computer Science, Golisano College of Computing & Information Sciences).

March 6

• 12:30 PM: Why Digital Privacy Matters and What You Can Do to Protect It by AJ Ingrassia (School of Individualized Study).
• 1:00 PM: No One Wants to Work? Or No One Wants to Hire? Who’s Right? by John Williams (Marketing, Saunders College of Business).

March 18

• 12:30 PM: One Decision. One Semester. A Lifetime of Impact: The Power of Studying Abroad by Cristina Mihaileanu (Graphic Design, College of Art & Design).
• 1:00 PM: The Importance of Reading Books in a Digital World by Alexander Van Eck (Game Design & Development, Golisano College of Computing & Information Sciences).
• 1:15 PM: The History of the World According to Board Games by Kosmo Sarigiannis (Computer Science, Golisano College of Computing & Information Sciences).
• 1:30 PM: Seeking Discomfort: The Key to a Meaningful Life by Tyler Fogarty (Civil Engineering Technology, College of Engineering Technology).

March 20

• 12:30 PM: The Impact of Dominican Music in Today’s Culture by Natalia Roa (Civil Engineering Technology, College of Engineering Technology).
• 1:00 PM: The Big Move: How to Get Yourself Situated After Moving to the Unknown by Jackson Reed (Computer Engineering Technology, College of Engineering Technology).
• 1:15 PM: Fear is the First Step: How Extreme Sports Build Confidence for Life by Raj Parmar (Supply Chain Management, Saunders College of Business).
• 1:30 PM: Why Irrational Fears Lead to Irrational Decisions by Paula De Cardenas (Chemical Engineering, Kate Gleason College of Engineering).