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Business Communication Quarterly, Vol. 57, No. 4, 1-8 (1994)
DOI: 10.1177/108056999405700401
© 1994 Association for Business Communication

Adapting Corporate Presentation Skills Training Practices for Use in a University Classroom

Judith A. Kolb

Pennsylvania State University, University Park

Both corporate and university sectors are engaged in the teaching of communication courses. As someone who has taught in both settings, I believe that trainers and profes sors have much to gain from pooling ideas. With this in mind, I first observed and then participated in a week- long "Presentation Skills" workshop taught in a Fortune 500 company to determine what aspects of that program might be transplanted to a traditional university public speaking course. I then took ideas gained from the work shop and applied them to the public speaking classes I taught at a western university. This article is an examina tion and discussion of this process.


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