The following presentation outlines demonstrate my ability to connect with a diverse range of audiences. Given my previous experience as a premedical student, I have experience presenting on the analysis of different experiments and studies related to chemistry, biochemistry, and biology. From my experience as a tutor and supplemental instruction leader at the University of Arizona, I also have experience presenting on information that is formally taught in a classroom setting, geared towards providing students with an alternative method of understanding and processing information that is taught formally within a lecture, but reiterated through a supplemental support framework. Finally, I demonstrate my ability to communicate with a formal business audience, where I juxtapose formal American business practices with a degree of global business understanding, as these presentations are adapted to an Italian business audience.

The reason why I chose to include my presentation on A Man's Search for Meaning is that it demonstrates my ability to think critically about the philosophies of one complex idea and further compare Viktor Frankl's theories on Free will to those of other scientists such as Adler and Freud. In doing so, I can demonstrate my ability to analyze various literary works and further compare and contrast these aspects to develop a cohesive thesis of my own. I can appreciate this skill in my future business career endeavors, as there will likely be a time when I am tasked with comparing and contrasting two different theories of economic thought and developing my own ideals based on current socioeconomic situations.