"A Four Year Degree or
the Foundation for a Lifetime?"

Bob Tryanski understands that four years of college can yield a wide variety of experiences and outcomes. So forget about what your parents want, what your friends expect, and what you think will make everyone happy. What do you want to get out of the next four years?

Are you going to play it safe by merely building your resume’, earning a degree, and getting a job in the “real world”, or are you willing to invest more substantially in an experience that will stay with you long after you graduate?

As a former undergraduate and graduate student at Syracuse University, Bob understands what it takes to complete a degree without losing your sense of curiosity or passion to pursue your dreams.

As a former resident adviser, Bob has experienced the challenges involved in creating a healthy environment and sense of community in a residence hall without being consumed by the personal needs of your residents.

As a former SGA officer at Syracuse University, Bob knows how difficult it can be to balance your involvement in student organizations with campus politics, your academic responsibilities, and the desire to have some semblance of a personal life.

As a former faculty member and advisor to the Student Broadcasting Organization at Mississippi State University and as Assistant to the Dean for Graduate Student Affairs at Syracuse University’s Maxwell School, Bob has seen students who make the most of their college careers and students who squander the opportunity of a lifetime.

For those who want more out of their college experience, Bob offers a variety of insights, tips and suggestions for making the most of a college career. His keynotes, workshops, and leadership seminars for college audiences present concrete techniques that will allow you to:

• make your dreams a reality by making them a priority
• declare a major that embodies your passion
• explore your options without losing academic ground and valuable time
• get involved without getting lost
• develop personal and professional relationships that will last a lifetime

Bob will customize his presentation to specifically meet the needs of

• Freshman Orientation Activities
• Residence Life Staff Development
• Leadership Training Programs
• Student Organization Retreats

What makes Bob's presentations effective?

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