Annenberg Speakers Bureau

The Walter and Leonore Annenberg Public Service Speakers Bureau is a dynamic, diverse group of federal employees ready to educate audiences about the federal workforce and to inspire a new generation to serve. Speakers visit college campuses and other student venues to promote public service and provide resources that will raise awareness of federal career opportunities among young people. Speakers Bureau events range in size and style to fit the needs of the host venue while uniformly providing a dynamic experience that demonstrates the profound impact one can make in federal service.
 
The Annenberg Speakers Bureau will complement an online profile network of federal employees designed to reach a new generation of public servants in the digital space. Visitors can search Fed profiles by career field or federal agency in order to connect with a real person making a difference for the public. The site will feature message boards and web chats where visitors can ask questions of federal employees as well as an internship directory featuring federal agency opportunities for students. The profile network will soon be launched at makingthedifference.org.  
 
The Speakers Bureau and its online network provide engaging ways to put a face on government and augment the Partnership’s innovative education and outreach efforts.

This program is made possible with the generous support of the Annenberg Foundation.

Speaker Request Form

Please submit requests for speakers at least 8-10 weeks prior to the event date and no later than January 30 for spring semester and August 15 for fall semester.

Please try to provide as much information as possible about the event in your request. We will contact you after we have reviewed your request.

Requesting Institution or Program

Point of Contact

Job Title

Email

Telephone

Mailing Address

Date
Please provide a specific date and time if possible

Event(s) Description

Estimated Number of Attendees

What types of students will attend?
High school, undergraduates, graduates, select majors, etc.

What type of speaker would be most effective?
You may suggest possible federal agencies.

Is your institution a member of Call to Serve?

How did you hear about the Annenberg Speakers Bureau?

 

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