Kirk Livingston

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Kirk T. Livingston

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Biography

University of Northwestern - St. Paul - English


Resume

  • 2007

    Despatch Industries

    Omni-Tract Surgical

    University of St. Thomas

    Boston Scientific

    United States

    Teaching software graduate students about the joys

    perils

    and promise of communicating detail to others.

    University Instructor of Technical Communication

    University of St. Thomas

    Build

    write

    manage library of technical documentation

    Despatch Industries

  • 2006

    Master of Arts degree - MA

    Researched the theological roots of communication and persuasion.

    Theology/Theology of Communication

    Bethel University

  • 1999

    The Life@Work Journal

    Freelance a variety of articles about people finding meaning in work.

    The Life@Work Journal

    Principal

    Strategic communication consulting

    development and execution of communication strategies for medical device and other industries; speechwriting

    ghostwriting

    video & radio scripting; editorial content for magazines and newspapers.

    Livingston Communication

    Inc.

  • 1988

    Medtronic

    Northwestern College

    All manner of medical communication

    from launches to directing agencies to create advertising and communication campaigns.

    Medtronic

    Communication Manager

    All manner of medical communication.

    Omni-Tract Surgical

    Adjunct Instructor--Professional Writing

    Professional writing courses: Technical Writing

    Social Media Marketing

    Writing for Organizations and Freelance Copywriting

    Northwestern College

  • 1984

    Honeywell

    I wrote about lovely

    round thermostats.

    Honeywell

    Sr. Communication Specialist

    Strategic Launch Communication

    Boston Scientific

  • 1979

    Bachelor of Science degree - BS

    Escaped electrical engineering for the existential paradise of philosophy.

    Philosophy

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • 1976

    Exploding cars and cruisin'

    Stoughton High School

  • conversation is an engine

    The late poet and writer Bill Holm spent his days teaching at Southwest Minnesota State University. In the context of daily teaching

    he was too busy to write his own works. But when class finished for the semester

    he wrote his poems and stories and memoirs long-hand on the back of the memos he received at school.

    conversation is an engine

    SALT

    Tutoring

    Speech Writing

    Strategy

    Editorial

    Publications

    Technical Writing

    Management

    Marketing Strategy

    Public Speaking

    Editing

    Advertising

    Writing

    Social Media Marketing

    Content Strategy

    Copywriting

    Creative Strategy

    Magazines

    Marketing Communications

    University Teaching

    Copy Editing

    Strategic Communications

    The many dangers of saying what you think people want to hear

    Insider language is no good.

    The many dangers of saying what you think people want to hear

    “Talk is cheap.”\n\nSo we say

    but deep down we know different.\n\nWe know talk is a potent engine for war and love and all that lies between. Talk is our entertainment and our tool for exploring every relationship. Talk is an economic engine. Lives change—culture changes—when we talk together. In many ways

    the future is patterned after our speech.\n\nAnd this: even God responds to talk.\n\nYet we pay scarce attention to the working parts of conversation: the listening

    the words used

    and the intent behind the words. And we hardly think about God’s purpose in speaking

    and how God speaks today with fierce desire for reunion—and how that desire motivates all God says and does.\n\nEvery day

    people work out God’s desire in thousands of ordinary ways. Not so much through sermons and high-minded programs as through the ordinary conversations among themselves.\n\nListenTalk will help you to re-think what God accomplishes in even your smallest

    most ordinary conversations.

    ListenTalk: When is conversation an act of God?

    Some shortcuts don't go where you think they do.

    3 Things Not to Do While Pursuing Spiritual Growth

    Healthcare shaken

    not stirred.

    Aligning Risk and Incentives: Value-based medicine has emerged.

    Kirk

    Livingston

    Livingston Communication

    Inc.

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