Daniel Leyes is a seasoned communication educator at Brookdale Community College, where he has dedicated over three decades to empowering students through the art of effective communication. As a Professor of Speech Communication, he teaches a range of courses including Public Speaking, Advanced Public Speaking,...
Daniel Leyes is a seasoned communication educator at Brookdale Community College, where he has dedicated over three decades to empowering students through the art of effective communication. As a Professor of Speech Communication, he teaches a range of courses including Public Speaking, Advanced Public Speaking, and Oral Interpretation, each designed to equip students with essential skills for both academic and professional success. His unique blend of expertise in Speech Communication and Psychology allows him to address the common fear of public speaking, transforming anxious students into confident, articulate speakers who often excel in competitions and presentations.
In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Daniel has served as the former Department Chair, where he played a pivotal role in curriculum development and faculty leadership, fostering an environment that prioritizes student engagement and success. His commitment to excellence extends beyond the classroom; he is also a sought-after public speaking coach and communication consultant, helping professionals refine their presentation skills and enhance their communication strategies in various contexts.
Daniel’s skills in speech coaching, academic advising, and distance learning are complemented by his proficiency in leveraging social media and blogging to share insights on effective communication practices. His passion for teaching and dedication to student development not only enriches the learning experience at Brookdale Community College but also contributes significantly to the broader field of communication education. Through his innovative approach and unwavering support, Daniel Leyes continues to inspire the next generation of speakers and leaders.