2016 Speech Night Instructions About Speech Night The

2016 Speech Night Instructions

About Speech Night The IUPUI Speech Night competition allow R 110 students an opportunity to experience the best principles of oral communication and persuasion in action. We recognize both the importance of speaking well and of judging wisely. Each class selects its best speaker who then participates in an online, outline only quarterfinal round, then in the semifinal round, they present their speeches to an audience of R 110 student judges. The students judged to be the best in each semifinal room competition become the finalists selected for the Speech Night Competition. IUPUI Speech Night allow students from R 110 Speech and Communication classes, to showcase their talents. Since 1971, Speech Night has occurred at the end of every spring and fall semester. This event showcases our students’ knowledge and talent. Over the past 40+ years of Speech Night, the R 110 faculty has proudly watched R 110 students become leaders in business, academics, industry, and government. Students taking R 110 learn to demonstrate expertise in effective research, critical analysis and oral communication. IUPUI Speech Night celebrates all our talented students –past, present, and future.

Speech Contest Guidelines • All student contestants will prepare an MMS outline and present a MMS Policy speech for the contest. • Contestant Outlines and Semi-Final Judges will be submitted (by all instructors) to the Canvas Site or Administrator by Nov. 13, 2016. • Quarter-Final outlines will be judged by the instructors from Nov. 14 -18. Semi-Finals Contestants will be notified on Nov. 20 th. • Semi-Finals will be held on Nov. 28 th at 7: 30 PM in the SL/LD Buildings(2 - student judges per section) • Finals will be held at The Old National Centre on Dec. 5 th at 7: 00 PM. The student audience will select the winner.

Student Speech Night Judging Sheet (2016) Return this to your Instructor for Verification of Speech Night Attendance Student Name: Speaker #1 Speaker #2 Speaker #3 Speaker #4 Speaker #5 Speaker #6 Speaker #7 Attention Step /10 /10 Need Step /10 /10 Satisfaction /10 /10 Visualization /10 /10 Action /10 /10 Clear/convincing language /10 /10 Effective sources /10 /10 Visual aids /10 /10 /10 /10 Delivery II /10 /100 /100 /100 Introduction The problem The plan The benefits Audience’s to-do list/Conclusion Transitions /stylistic devices /passion 5 sources used and cited Effective design and usage Voice /eye contact /gestures Preparation /practice evident Total Score (out of 100) Rank Speakers Highest = 1 Lowest = 7

Directions from Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis to Old National Centre

Admission is free Parking is free (but Limited)

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