Bob Tryanski Presents

“Thanks for the Memories”

Whether you are planning an in-service program, advisor workshop, or faculty appreciation day, Bob Tryanski offers educators the perfect mix of humor, insight, and perspective on the challenges involved in being an educator. His experience as a student, student leader, coach and teacher allow him to address these challenges from a comprehensive, first-hand perspective.

In this memorable program for faculty and staff, Bob challenges educators to recognize and appreciate the long-term impact of the memories and opportunities they create for young people throughout their career.

Bob helps teachers to recognize “The Hidden Thank You” - unconventional ways kids express appreciation for taking the time to mentor, challenge, and support them through the years. He introduces five unique methods for recharging your batteries, avoiding burn out, and staying genuinely enthusiastic about the teaching profession.

Finally, Bob encourages educators to re-affirm their commitment to teaching by rediscovering the hidden rewards of the education profession. Bob says thanks on behalf of those people who are too busy, reluctant or distracted to recognize the impact teachers have on a daily basis. The message? Thanks for the memories; thanks for the opportunities; thanks for the guidance, direction and support along the way.

What makes Bob's presentations effective?

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"Bob is an outstanding storyteller. His ability to remember and relate his own personal experiences and those of others he has met through the years enables him to touch his audiences with sincere, realistic, humorous examples.

I had the opportunity to watch Bob the first time he presented his 'Thanks For The Memories' program for teachers. I have never seen a presentation that touched the hearts and minds of activity advisers and teachers any better!"

Jim Finnemeyer
Executive Director,
Pennsylvania Association
of Student Councils

"In the years that I've known Bob, I've found him to be an excellent speaker and presenter. His down to earth personality allows him to work with any age group. I only wish I had heard his 'Thanks for the Memories' presentation earlier in my teaching career. He was so well received at our State Student Council Advisors Workshop, I continue to be asked, 'When can we have him back?'"

Sherman Jackson,
Mississippi Association
of Student Councils