REDSTONE ARSENAL -- When you stand at a podium in front of an anticipating audience does your heart race? Do your hands get clammy? Does your voice shake? For many, public speaking is a source of ...

Speaking in professional environments can be daunting, especially for beginners in the workforce. At the same time, you can be further into your career but uncomfortable starting at a new company.

STARKVILLE, Miss.—A new university-wide resource is now available for Mississippi State students and employees who wish to improve their speaking skills. The MSU Speaking Center is designed to assist ...

Amanda Smith is a freelance journalist and writer. She reports on culture, society, human interest and technology. Her stories hold a mirror to society, reflecting both its malaise and its beauty.

Get a first-hand look at how Toastmasters can help sharpen your communication skills when the Blue Devil Toastmasters Club holds a public open house from noon-1 p.m. on April 4. Open to anyone in the ...

People who speak up get attention. Those who get positive attention get promoted. It’s that simple. Despite how well you may do your job, it may not matter unless others know what you’ve accomplished.

In a global and often competitive tech job market -- where recruiters can be inundated with thousands of applications for a single open position -- knowing which skills are in demand and improving ...

Most professionals who deliver business presentations fail to take advantage of a powerful tool that’s as close as their smartphones—a recording device. This year, a Philadelphia man who works as a ...

In today’s competitive world, having knowledge alone is not enough. The ability to express ideas effectively and confidently in front of an audience is equally important. Public speaking not only ...

As a college student, Tiffini Travis had to deliver a class presentation. So she stood up. She looked at the faces all around her. And she ran out of the room. “I was just so petrified,” remembers ...

Do you suffer from glossophobia? You may be unfamiliar with the term, but if you’re one of the 25 percent of Americans who have a fear of public speaking, you can safely answer “yes” to that question.