Northwestern Intersections: Daniel Moser '02
Northwestern Intersections provides an outlet for alumni to share stories about how their careers have evolved and how key intersections of experience, opportunity, and alumni connections have propelled them to where they are today.
Check out the newest episode with Daniel Moser '02 PhD on Using a Theater Background to Communicate with Confidence.
Daniel Moser began his career as a stock boy but quickly learned that he was destined for something very different. Moser started his creative career in music playing the trumpet and soon after that, moved into acting. After successfully working in the theater world for many years he came back to Northwestern to pursue a doctorate in performance studies. Now he is using his theater background to teach students at Northwestern the very important communication and presentation skills they need to use to be successful in their own careers, whether that be in interviewing, presentations, and even in every day relationships. You won't want to miss this interesting conversation with Moser as he discusses the role of consciousness in skill learning and always being aware of how you are presenting yourself.
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