UNO Speech Center
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Providing personalized support to help individuals create, improve, practice, and enhance their presentation and public speaking skills. Learn more
The UNO Speech Center assists all UNO students, faculty and staff in preparing oral presentations and/or incorporating them into their courses.
Our facility, located in Arts and Sciences Hall, provides consulting and coaching services for UNO students, graduate students, faculty and staff from all disciplines.
Speech Center Offerings
Services are offered in Arts and Sciences Hall (ASH) on the UNO Dodge Campus. The center includes two rooms — the Basic Course Room and the Speech Consulting Room.
Basic Course Room
Support for students in a basic speech course that fulfills the UNO oral communication general education requirement, Public Speaking Fundamentals.
Speech Consulting Room
- Consulting and coaching services for UNO students, graduate students, faculty and staff from all disciplines
- Assistance to faculty in support of UNO’s Speaking Across the Curriculum initiative
- Assessment documentation for the UNO oral communication general education requirement
How to Utilize the UNO Speech Center
The UNO Speech Center is located in both the Arts and Sciences Hall (ASH) 183 and 185.
The Basic Course Room
The Basic Course Room (ASH 183) is an open lab available to current Speech 1110 students. Hours vary depending on classroom reservations.
The Consulting Room
The Speech Consulting Room (ASH 185) is available to all students, faculty and staff. Sessions are by appointment only and can be made in ASH 185 or by calling 402.554.3201.
Learn more by clicking the link below.
Contact Us
- UNO Speech Center:
- 6001 Dodge Street, ASH 185
- Phone: 402.554.3201
- Email: unospeechcenter@unomaha.edu
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