The final test was to develop a five minute presentation on one aspect of intellectual disability, thus combining clinical and didactic aspects.
Have groups give short (3-5 minute) presentations of their region's cuisine.
At every New York meeting, Mr. Repetto invites three people to deliver 20- to 30- minute presentations of their work, which tends to inhabit a no-man's land between science and art.
The showcase at Red Bull Studios is only one part of the unveiling of NEW INC's projects, she adds, "We are having a demo day where people apart of NEW INC will be giving five minute presentations of their projects they have been working on so many have progressed immeasurably.
You can go a long way just stating, 'It's really important to go and see the posters, to make sure we're valuing all the people at the meeting.' Or have people who are presenting posters give a one- or two-minute presentation of their poster.
At this inaugural symposium, history graduate students will deliver 15-20 minute presentations on aspects of their current research, spanning several geographical and chronological fields.
The seminar is a 45-minute presentation of research accomplished at Princeton.
"The guy's incredibly engaged in this process," Mr. McInturff said, "but he's not a client who has much tolerance for sitting through an hourlong presentation, or 30- to 40-minute presentation of slides and charts".
The oral examination committee should include a faculty member representing the student's "minor or related field". The student makes a 20-minute presentation of a scholarly paper, possibly the master's thesis.
The 45-minute presentation of "Poetry, Music and Spoken Word" that was hosted by President and Michelle Obama — on the same day that the Broadway producer Rocco Landesman was nominated as the next chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts — certainly looked as if it was meant to signal a new White House taste in the performing arts.
