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Keynote Addresses

The Details

Get your stakeholders motivated, excited, energized, and engaged. Book me for a keynote tailored to your audiences’ needs whether it’s assisting students to understand the pitfalls and challenges of college, helping parents to support their students from a healthy distance, helping educators inspire students, or getting businesses to turn their groups into effective teams. Let’s design a keynote topic together!

Previous Keynote Addresses

Understanding and Cultivating
The Habits of Mind of
Successful Leaders
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Cultivating The Habits of Mind for Academic Achievement
and Lifelong Learning
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Let's Develop Your Topic Together

Keynote topics can be tailored for your audience and organizational needs. Let’s talk about what you are trying to accomplish and we will design an engaging and inspiring keynote to get your participants energized and excited.

Previous Topics:

Empowering Students to Take Action: Cultivating the Habits of Mind for Success

New York College Learning Skills Association (NYSCLA) Keynote
April 2012

Making the Hidden Curriculum of Tutor Training a Key Component of the Overt Curriculum

Learning Enhancement Forum, Babson College, MA
February 2012

Developing and Engaging A Community of Learners: Cultivating The Habits of Mind for Academic Success and Lifelong Learning

Learning Assistance Association of New England
October 2010

Top Five Practices for Achieving an Integrated Learning Enhancement Model

Beyond Support: Building Academic Excellence Through Learning Enhancement
Babson University and the Leon Lowenstein Foundation
February 2010

ArkADE Conference 2017

"Inspiring Student Success: Cultivating the Ten Habits of Mind for College Achievement and Lifelong Learning"

"Laurie's keynote was a hilarious, thought-provoking, and research-based presentation on what we can do as educators to help students cultivate the "ten habits of mind." It was full of practical strategies that are grounded in sound scholarship, which is a wonderful balance for those who deal with the day-to-day challenges of helping our college students learn."

 

-- Amy Baldwin, Ed.D., Senior Lecturer,

University of Central Arkansas

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