Today’s students are facing immense pressures—from academics and mental health to social media and peer influence. Unfortunately, vaping has become one of the most common ways teens try to cope for high school, middle school, and even some elementary school level students. Luckily, Dynamic Influence offers the most powerful, engaging, and relatable Vaping Awareness Presentation for schools in the market today. Led by internationally recognized school speaker Robert Hackenson Jr., he has presentations tailored for different grade levels as well as for parents/community members.
Robert has built his 20+ year career on believing the message is only as good as the delivery. This is why, as a dynamic speaker he infuses humor, magic, illusions, stories, skits, and more into his presentations to create an experience that students actually pay attention to—and remember. As a youth vaping, tobacco and marijuana awareness speaker he consistently receives rave reviews from students, teachers, administrators, and parents. Over the years he has also worked with the American Lung Association, TATU, several smoke and vape free community organizations, and hundreds of other schools and organizations all over the world to engage, educate, and empower students against vaping.
What Makes These Vaping School Assembly Different?
Key topics include:
🎓 The vaping awareness speaker can tailor the presentations for different grades. Perfect for grades 4–12, this school vaping awareness assembly is ideal for:
The learning doesn’t have to stop after the assembly. Along with each vaping awareness school assembly presentation, your school will get access to the vaping awareness curriculum for 1 calendar year for FREE through our online portal. This curriculum includes videos, class discussion questions, and class activities and/or assignments that goes along with the vaping presentation. This keeps the learning going far beyond the presentation and reinforces the important lessons.
The flat day rate offers up to 4 presentations within 24 hours for 1 flat rate. These presentations can be on different topics, for different grades, at different schools, and can include a parent/community night. This allows schools to work together and maximize budgets and resources.