Just above we have the Ethos Project co founder, Andy Ridgeway, exemplifying a clear and concise elevator pitch. With much experience in the public speaking realm, Andy knows his stuff. To the left, our Communication Relations Director Cassidy Yatsko helps put that knowledge to practice. Cassidy is our newest board member and she totally rocks.

"​I thought I was going to the oral communication workshop just for fun and to see some familiar faces. But honestly, I got a lot out of it; I didn’t realize how rusty my elevator pitch skills were! I thought I was very comfortable with speaking, but there is always room to learn more."

"​I really appreciate what the Ethos Project is accomplishing. With these workshops, it is evident that they are invested in the success of student groups on campus. I know they are still in the process of growing the resources they offer, but even in their early stages they're nailing potential places of guidance for students. Looking forward, I'm excited to see how they grow!"

"What helped the most was knowing how truly invested the other students were in genuinely helping me out. This workshop was neat in the sense that I was able to see what other students were developing their pitches for!"

​"Participating in the Ethos Project Verbal Communication Workshop helped me craft a focused and elevated description of my ideas. The intimate setting and intentionality of the Ethos Project created an effective atmosphere to polish the way I communicate with other Boise State students through an interactive elevator-pitch centered curriculum. I'm glad I am a part of a community of students who are passionate about helping their peers advocate for change one idea at a time."