Officers for Club 8945 for the period July 1, 2009 - December 31, 2009 are:
President - Diane C, CC, ALB
Vice President Education - Christopher B
Vice President Membership - James T
Vice President Public Relations - Roxie, DTM
Secretary - Karen
Treasurer - Betty G, CC, CL
Sergeant at Arms - Raymond
Our club currently has 19 members in good standing.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
"Living The Good Life" by Ralph
Speaker four May 26, 2009 presenting project # 5 "An Abstract Concept" from the Advanced Communication series 'Speaking To Inform' manual
"The Talkative Turtle" by Diane C
Speaker three May 26, 2009 presenting project # 3 "The Moral Of The Story" from the Advanced Communication series 'Storytelling' manual.
"A Boy Singing To His Sister" by My
Speaker two May 26, 2009 presenting project # 1 "Read A Story" from the Advanced Communication series 'Interpretive Reading' manual.
"Kicking A Man While He's Down" by Raymond
Speaker one May 26, 2009 presenting project # 2 "Organize Your Speech" from the 'Competent Communication' manual.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
"A Wretched Man Changes His Ways" by Diane C
Speaker three May 19, 2009 presenting project # 5 "Bringing History to Life" from the Advanced Communication series 'Storytelling' manual
"The Person That Inspires Me The Most" by Bill
Speaker two May 19, 2009 presenting project # 3 "Get To The Point" from the 'Competent Communication' manual, earning the 'Most Improved' ribbon.
"I Am A Geek" by Raymond
Speaker one May 19, 2009 presenting project # 1 "The Ice Breaker" from the 'Competent Communication' manual
Monday, May 18, 2009
The Seven Officers' Roles For Our Club
Serving as a club officer builds communication and leadership skills. There are seven officer roles in a club. The responsibilities and how they work together is organized by parliamentary procedure and Roberts' Rules of Order.
The President serves as chief executive officer, is responsible for general operation of the club, presides at club meetings and directs educational growth and leadership needs of the members. In cooperation with the executive team, establishes a plan for club health and growth.
The Vice President Education plans club meetings so that members achieve their personal goals, schedules speeches, signs manuals, updates progress charts, reports to Toastmasters International, and coordinates recognition.
The Vice President Membership implements a continuous marketing effort to ensure the club maintains or exceeds a charter membership level of 20 and works to promote membership and membership retention.
The Vice President Public Relations implements a program to maintain a positive image of the club, promotes the club in the media, produces a club newsletter and promotes membership programs.
The Secretary is responsible for all club records and correspondence, is custodian of the Club Constitution and Bylaws and all other official club documents.
The Treasurer is responsible for management of the clubs' finances. Collects and sends dues to World Headquarters on time, pays obligations, and develops and recommends a budget to the executive committee.
The Sergeant at Arms sets up the room for the club meetings. Ensures equipment and supplies for the meeting are in good standing. Coordinates special equipment set-ups. Greets members and guests at meetings.
The Immediate Past President provides guidance and serves as a resource to officers and members. Chairs the nominating committee and promotes the club's efforts to become a distinguished club.
Toastmasters provides training and manuals for the officers' roles. Serving as a club officer also fulfills a requirement for your Advanced Leader Bronze designation.
The President serves as chief executive officer, is responsible for general operation of the club, presides at club meetings and directs educational growth and leadership needs of the members. In cooperation with the executive team, establishes a plan for club health and growth.
The Vice President Education plans club meetings so that members achieve their personal goals, schedules speeches, signs manuals, updates progress charts, reports to Toastmasters International, and coordinates recognition.
The Vice President Membership implements a continuous marketing effort to ensure the club maintains or exceeds a charter membership level of 20 and works to promote membership and membership retention.
The Vice President Public Relations implements a program to maintain a positive image of the club, promotes the club in the media, produces a club newsletter and promotes membership programs.
The Secretary is responsible for all club records and correspondence, is custodian of the Club Constitution and Bylaws and all other official club documents.
The Treasurer is responsible for management of the clubs' finances. Collects and sends dues to World Headquarters on time, pays obligations, and develops and recommends a budget to the executive committee.
The Sergeant at Arms sets up the room for the club meetings. Ensures equipment and supplies for the meeting are in good standing. Coordinates special equipment set-ups. Greets members and guests at meetings.
The Immediate Past President provides guidance and serves as a resource to officers and members. Chairs the nominating committee and promotes the club's efforts to become a distinguished club.
Toastmasters provides training and manuals for the officers' roles. Serving as a club officer also fulfills a requirement for your Advanced Leader Bronze designation.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
"Extracurricular Club Activities" Interactive Discussion, Part 3
Discussion Panel on "Extracurricular Club Activities," Interactive Discussion, 3rd segment
"Extracurricular Club Activities" Interactive Discussion, Part 2
Discussion Panel on "Extracurricular Club Activities," Interactive Discussion, 2nd segment
"Extracurricular Club Activities" Interactive Discussion, Part 1
Discussion Panel on "Extracurricular Club Activities," Interactive Discussion, 1st segment
"Extracurricular Club Activities" by Intesar, 3rd Panelist
Speaker four May 12, 2009 presenting project # 3 "Sell A Product" from the Advanced Communication series 'Specialty Speeches' manual.
"Extracurricular Club Activities" by James T, 1st Panelist
Speaker two May 12, 2009 presenting project # 4 "How To Say It" from the 'Competent Communication' manual.
"Extracurricular Club Activities" Discussion Panel Piloted by Roxie
Speaker one May 12, 2009 presenting project # 3 "Pilot A Panel" from the Advanced Communication series 'The Discussion Leader' manual.
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
"Gangsters & Molls Conference" Only 2 Weeks Away!
District 84's Lieutenant Governor of Education and Training (LGET), Ron extends an invitation the the Spring Conference. The "Gangsters and Molls District 84 Spring Conference" will be in Orlando May 15, 16 and 17, 2009. More information and registration is on the District 84 website.
This will be the next level of the International Speech and Table Topics Contests. The speech competition winner could go on to World Champion, you don't want to miss it!
This will be the next level of the International Speech and Table Topics Contests. The speech competition winner could go on to World Champion, you don't want to miss it!
"My Successful Escape" by Roxie
Speaker three May 5, 2009 presenting project # 10 "Inspire Your Audience" from the 'Competent Communication' manual.
This speech completes the ten projects in the basic manual and Toastmasters International awards the "Competent Communicator" designation to the member. Congratulations Roxie!
"The Sales Triangle" by Christopher B
Speaker two May 5, 2009 presenting project # 4 "How To Say It" from the 'Competent Communication' manual.
"Outsourcing And You" by Jim E
Speaker one May 5, 2009 presenting project # 4 "Addressing the Opposition" from the Advanced Communication series 'Persuasive Speaking' manual.
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