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Future programs:
See the
programs for future meetings and notes from the Vice-President Education.
Minutes:
See the
minutes of the last meeting.
Newsletter:
See the current issue of the Club newsletter, the
"Parra-Natta".
See
archive of older issues.
Assignment Guide:
See our online guide to
the performance of meeting assignments.
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Next Meeting
See Meeting Dates and Themes for
this term.
Mission of our Club
The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment
in which every member has the opportunity to develop and practice communication and leadership skills,
which in turn foster self-confidence and personal growth.
Online Guide to Meeting Assignments
Chairman 1
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You are the MC (master of ceremonies)
for the first part of the meeting. You introduce each speaker, up to and
including the Table Topics Master. This includes Welcome to Guests,
Toast, Read or Recite, and other minor assignments in this section. |
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Before the meeting
begins |
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Find out what each of your speakers is
going to be talking about. |
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Suggest to speakers
that they move to the front of the room before you introduce them. This
will improve the flow of your section of the meeting. |
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What to
do during your assignment |
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The President will introduce you. |
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You stand, acknowledge the President,
and give a brief (1-2 minute) talk on the theme. |
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Introduce each speaker, giving the title
of their talk, eg "Next we have Michael Said with his inspirational
entitled 'On the shoulders of Giants' ". |
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Lead the applause
and sit down once the speaker has reached the lectern. |
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When introducing a toast, remind
everyone to have something in their glasses. |
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When each speaker finishes, thank them,
but avoid commenting too much on their content or their performance.
That's the job of the General Evaluator. |
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When you have thanked the last speaker
in this section, (usually the Table Topics Master), you hand back to the
President. |
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That is the end of your assignment. You
will be evaluated by the General Evaluator |