[Joe Matt]

I'm anti-technology, make it all physical and practical. That prevents distractions and the problem of cramming too much into powerpoint/whatever you use slides.

Get the feeling of what Dean and others were saying at kick-off and talk about some of those things in the presentation, don't make it 100% about it, but note it out.

STAY ON YOUR TOES. If you are picking up a vibe they're more interested in mentor/student collaborations than your relations with the school, shift focus! Don't lie, but make sure to highlight what you do, even if it's small or insignificant!

Finally, make an impression! Dress professionally and uniformly. Slacks, not shorts. Nice shoes, tucked in shirts, etc. No distracting jewelry, gum, etc. Sell the team and who you are as people. That's what the presentation is for, the human connection. They don't want a fashion statement or distraction.