| Chairperson | More Details | |
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-Sets
the theme for the evening and control each aspect of the meeting. |
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| Toastmaster | More Details | |
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-Organizes
the speakers for the evening |
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| TableTopics
Master |
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| -Develops
'table topic' subjects relative to the theme -Assigns 'impromptu' speaking roles to participants who have no other function. |
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| Educational Presenter | More Details | |
| -This
function is not present at every meeting -When scheduled, the presenter usually covers a subject of an educational nature of benefit to all members |
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| Speaker | More Details | |
| -Delivers a previously prepared speech according to the objectives and time constraints as specified in the respective Speech Manual (Basic or Advanced) | ||
| Evaluator | More Details | |
| -Evaluates
the assigned speaker's performance in terms of how well the stated
objectives were attained. -Suggests possible improvements |
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| General Evaluator | More Details | |
| -Coordinates
the evaluation portion of the meeting, introducing the Evaluators
for each Speaker and giving an overall commentary of the evening proceedings. -Is given an opportunity to to observe what went on, what was done well by each participant and what could be improved upon. |
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| Parliamentarian | More Details | |
| -Ensures that the Chairperson adheres to proper parliamentary procedure in terms of presenting, ammending and voting on motions put forth. | ||
| Timekeeper | More Details | |
| -Keeps records of all timings (speeches, evaluations, table topics, etc) and determines disqualification for voting for awards | ||
| Grammarian | More Details | |
| -Introduces
the 'Word for the Evening' and counts its usage during the evening -Reports on interesting expressions and/ or misuse of the English language |
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| Quizmaster | More Details | |
| -Prepares a series of questions based on the material presented during the evening to test members' listening skills | ||
| Toast Giver | More Details | |
| -Presents a toast in conjunction with the evening's theme employing proper toasting methodology. | ||
| Point of View | More Details | |
| -Allows the presenter to give a 'mini' speech about an issue or event he/ she feels passionate about. | ||
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