Fall 2022 - 8:00 a.m. Section: Management Made Real Presentation Schedule

 8:00 a.m. Section: Management Made Real Presentation Schedule

Date	Pres. Number	Student	Presentation Title
10-4 (Tues) Day 1	1	Kelsie Viator	Teamwork Makes the Dreamwork *LATE PROJECT TOPIC
10-4 (Tues) Day 1	2	Raymond Stratton	What Motivates People?
10-4 (Tues) Day 1	3	Jackson Rodriguez	A Guide to Decision Making
10-6 (Thurs) Day 2	4	Blake Arceneaux	Selling New Things to Older People
10-6 (Thurs) Day 2	5	Sierra Smith	Gender Barriers and Communication in the Workplace
10-6 (Thurs) Day 2	6	Madalyn Gautreaux	How is Formal Communication Important in a Restaurant
10-18 (Tues) Day 3	7	Nico Anzaldua	The Rec’s a Wreck!
10-18 (Tues) Day 3	8	Greyson Boudreaux	Communication: It’s Complicated
10-18 (Tues) Day 3	9	Anna Carpenter	Lifeguarding and Decision Making *LATE PROJECT TOPIC
10-18 (Tues) Day 3	10	Connor Spencer	Looking Forward to Nothing New
10-20 (Thurs) Day 4	11	Robert Chadwick III	How to Improve Communication in the Workplace
10-20 (Thurs) Day 4	12	Ashetyn Hood	The Importance of Having Motivation in School
10-20 (Thurs) Day 4	13	Brennan Stuprich	The Importance of Power in Leadership
10-20 (Thurs) Day 4	14	Grace Swan	How to Professionally Communicate with Coworkers/Supervisors
10-25 (Tues) Day 5	15	Victor Munoz	Expanding Your Network
10-25 (Tues) Day 5	16	Quinnay Walker	Motivation in Putting Your Best Foot Forward
10-25 (Tues) Day 5	17	Ri Zheng	How to Communicate Without Getting Tired
10-25 (Tues) Day 5	18	Rodney Palao Jr.	The Importance of Communication *LATE PROJECT TOPIC
11-1 (Tues) Day 6	19	Paul Longo Jr.	Promoting Employee Suggestions Using Managerial Decision Making Skills
11-1 (Tues) Day 6	20	Christian Knox	Motivation: Keys to Improving Your Mindset
11-1 (Tues) Day 6	21	Kailey McCall	Teamwork Divides the Task and Multiplies Success
11-1 (Tues) Day 6	22	Jessee Gille	Side-by-Side Comparison of Two Different Restaurants
11-3 (Thurs) Day 7	23	Ian McManus	The Importance of Making Connections
11-3 (Thurs) Day 7	24	Marina Neal	Building a Gymnastics Team
11-3 (Thurs) Day 7	25	Beyonce' Jackson	Get Ready with Me
11-8 (Thurs) Day 8	26	Tellise Magee	* DROPPED CLASS - NO PRESENTATION
11-8 (Tues) Day 8	27	Alyssa Crayton	Communication in the Financial Aid Office
11-8 (Tues) Day 8	28	Stephanie Brown	Active Listening: Do You Hear What I Hear?
11-8 (Tues) Day 8	29	Kinverling Hernandez	Active Listening in the Real World
11-15 (Tues) Day 9	30	Alayna Montgomery	Social Media: A Modern Day Business Marvel
11-15 (Tues) Day 9	31	Patrick Champagne	Promoting Ethical Behavior in My Own Life
11-15 (Tues) Day 9	32	David Miller	* DROPPED CLASS - NO PRESENTATION
11-15 (Tues) Day 9	33	Kade Spedale	The Importance of Communication at Chick-Fil-A
11-17 (Thurs) Day 10	34	Peyton Cloy	Building Leadership Among Coworkers
11-17 (Thurs) Day 10	35	Hunter Tschannen	Innovations in the Kitchen * MISSED PRESENTATION DATE * NO PRESENTATION
11-17 (Thurs) Day 10	36	D.B. Beauchamp	Switch It Up
11-22 (Tues) Day 11	37	Carter Rusk	Managers As Leaders
11-22 (Tues) Day 11	38	Wallace Harris	Breaking the Shell of Diversity

NOTE: Should you miss your scheduled presentation date, there will be at least a 20% grade penalty. There will be a limited opportunity for any possible make-ups of a missed presentation slot, and any make-up will need to be scheduled with the professor. Generally, if you miss your presentation, you must be prepared to present at the next regular, non-test day class meeting! If you fail to present at all, then you will, of necessity, be graded only on your presentation materials (i.e., your slides and any ancillary materials), and the maximum grade possible will be a 50%.