Dr Janice Sabatine

Decent Essays
Mandy Sanguigni
BIO 101 Seminar
April 22, 2016

Presenter’s name:
Dr. Janice Sabatine

Institution/place of work:
ICF (international coach federation) credentialed executive coach and biomedical scientist

Title of Presentation:
“Transitioning from Student to Professional

Purpose of the presentation:

During the seminar, Dr. Janice Sabatine talked about how she helps students take control of their strengths to improve performance skills in their future career. In her PowerPoint, the pictures demonstrated different stories being told in a unique way. Dr. Sabatine asked follow-up questions trying to make conversation with the audience by learning some careers and where we see ourselves in 5 years. I responded seeing myself working in a first

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