FRTM - Re: Today Is The Day!!!
- From: Arthur Jerijian <ajerijian@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: frtm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2011 16:46:52 -0600
I would like to go ahead and confirm my role as Vote Counter for tonight. I
will see you all there!
Thanks,
--Arthur
On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 12:47 PM, Anselma Lopez <anselma.lopez@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Congratulations!
> Today is your day.
> You’re off to Great Places!
> You’re off and away!
>
> You have brains in your head.
> You have feet in your shoes.
> You can steer yourself any direction you choose.
>
> And I KNOW you are going to steer yourself over to the Civic Center for the
> 2011 International Speech Contest!!!
> Please be sure to arrive by 6:45 for all kinds of amazing treats and to get
> your front row spot for the show - And for participants it is a requirement
> that you arrrive then
>
> Below you will find roles, responsibilities and descriptions so you will be
> fully prepared for tonights full line up! And if you have any questions
> please let us know!!!
>
> May the Luck of the Irish Be With You,
>
> Anselma and Danielle
>
>
>
> *Front Range Toastmaster Club Speech Contest*
>
> International & Table Topics
>
> Spring 2010
>
>
>
> Toastmaster / Contest Chairmen: Danielle Edmonds (C) & Anselma Lopez (C)
>
> Chief Judge: Steve Dalbec (C)
>
> Contest Sergeant of Arms: Mary Lederhos
>
> Contest Greeter: Open
>
> Judge 1: Dirk Kittredge (C)
>
> Judge 2: Art Ramirez (C)
>
> Judge 3: David Hassler (C)
>
> Judge 4: Luke Vesely (C)
>
> Judge 5: Adam Vesely (C)
>
> Tie Breaker Judge (TBD at contest)
>
> Vote Counter 1: Linda Sturm (C)
>
> Vote Counter 2: Arthur Jerijian
>
> Vote Counter 3: Open
>
> Timer 1: Ray Pezolt (C)
>
> Timer 2: Steven Dalbec (C)
>
>
> Front Range Toastmasters - Spring 2011 International Speech & Table Topics
> Contestants,
>
> Please plan on arriving at 6:45pm on Thursday, March 17, 2011. We will
> have a contestants’ briefing that will cover contest rules, timing and draw
> for speaking positions. Please review the contest rule book before the
> contest (http://www.toastmasters.org/rulebook).
>
> If you’re participating in the International Speech contest, you will be
> allowed to stay in the room until it is your turn. For Table Topics
> contestants, you will be taken to the break room and brought in for your
> turn.
>
> Contestants will have 1 minute to setup their speaking area and then be
> announced as follows:
>
> International Speech: Contestant’s Name, Speech Title,
> Speech Title, and Contestant’s Name
> Table Topics: Contestant’s Name, Topic, Topic, and
> Contestant’s Name
>
> Length of Speeches & Table Topics
> International Speech is 5 – 7 minutes with a 30 second
> grace period (4:30 – 7:30).
> Table Topics is 1 – 2 minutes with a 30 second grace period
> (:30 – 2:30)
>
> ** Again, please see the speech contest rule book for further details (
> http://www.toastmasters.org/rulebook).
>
> Voting Ballots
> It has been requested to provide speakers information about what they will
> be judged on.
>
>
> International Speech Contest
> The ballot focuses on Contest (50%), Delivery (30%) and Language (20%).
> Please see the details below:
>
> Speech Development (Structure, organization, support material) / 0 - 20
> points
> Effectiveness (Achievement of purpose, interest, reception) / 0 - 15
> points
> Speech Value (Ideas, logic, original thought) / 0 – 15 points
> Physical (Appearance, body language, speaking area) / 0 – 10 points
> Voice (Flexibility, volume) / 0 – 10 points
> Manner (Directness, assurance, enthusiasm) / 0 – 10 points
> Appropriateness ( To speech purpose and audience) / 0 – 10 points
> Correctness (Grammar, pronunciation, word selection) / 0 – 10 points
>
> Table Topics Contest
> The ballot focuses on all 5 of the details below:
> Speech Development (Opening, body, close, organization, smoothness)
> / 0 – 30 points
> Effectiveness (Logic, Directness, enthusiasm, achievement of
> purpose, audience response) / 0 – 25 points
> Physical (Appearance, body language, speaking area) / 0 – 15 points
> Voice (Flexibility, volume) / 0 – 15 points
> Language (Appropriate to speech, purpose and audience, good grammar,
> pronunciation and word selection) / 0 – 15 points
>
> Maximum Total Score is 100 points.
> Final scores will not be shared by any judges with the contestants.
>
> Remember, each judge lists finishers in order. The vote counters will then
> calculate the final score based on top 3 rankings of each judge.
> Contestants will score 3 points for 1st, 2 points for 2nd and 1 point for
> 3rd. Final winner is based on this final scoring.
>
>
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