| Student Speaker Contest MD4 Lions Clubs of California |
"What Could the America of Yesterday Teach the America of Tomorrow?"
• To provide an opportunity for competitive public
speaking among students on a subject of vital
interest to the contestants and to the American
people as a whole.
• To stimulate self-expression and independent
thinking.
• To present to the public through the student speakers
contests the problems surrounding the maintenance
of this commonwealth as a free nation.
• To consider the means at our disposal of meeting
the present and future world problems.
Time Limits:
Students entering the contest shall prepare a talk to
be as close as possible to, but not over, ten minutes, nor
less than five minutes delivery time.
ENTRANTS:
1. The contest is open to students who reside in MD-
4, including foreign exchange students, grades
9-12, of any high school or junior high school,
charter school, private school, home school or
independent study.
2. The presentation shall be given in the English
language only. Phrases in a non-English language
must be immediately followed by a direct English
translation.
3. Winners of the previous MD-4 final contests are
not eligible. Eligible students shall be those of the
above grades and under the age of twenty-one as
of February 21, 2012.
4. Contestants must have not completed grade 12
prior to the termination of the spring semester of
the year and must be attending school when the
competition is held.
5. Only one winner shall be certified to the next
succeeding contest.This is a wonderful opportunity for any student interested in public speaking, speech writing, or just gaining more confidence. This would also look great on a college application or resume. There are monetary awards at each level and a chance to win $10,000 for the top prize as you move up. If you are interested in participating in this great program. click on the link below. Lions Club Student Speakers Contest
PURPOSE OF THE CONTEST
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