Persuasive Presentation Schedule F'02 Master Document

to be updated VERSION - last updated 11/23/04

Persuasive PRESENTATION SCHEDULE Major Pres. # 4 {Persuasive presentation}

[[ Extemporaneous format]]

LS= 7 to 9 minutes | | [to be used strategically ]

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to be updated VERSION - last updated 11/23/04

Persuasive PRESENTATION SCHEDULE Major Pres. # 4 {Persuasive presentation}

[[ Extemporaneous format]] ************************************************************************************

Taping will be optional. IF you want a record of your presentation, BRING A "CUED-UP" AUDIO TAPE. It should be cued so that it does not erase any previous tapings/practice sessions.

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The Proxima Projector will be reserved for all days. However, speakers planning to use it for this presentation will need to set up & prepare to speak first. -so be sure to get to class a little early. If you need other types of Audio-Visual aids (e.g. tape player, video player, overhead projector, etc. you will need to let me know or reserve those through the Media Center (X9554) at least 48 hours prior to presentation day.

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N.B. The Persuasive Presentation uses a "Panel of (Expert) Evaluators" procedure --this time an evaluator is assigned to comment on all of that day’s speakers in reference to only one particular, performance/skill area. This time evaluators will receive an evaluation sheet to use & will have an opportunity to discuss their comments orally as part of a post mortem discussion at the completion of that day's presentations.

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& See additional reminders below:
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on Weds 12/1/04:

SPEAKER - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - EVALUATORS

Peder Hedberg	category #1[rapport] Saylor
Brian Nelson
	category #2[delivery] Skopak
Steve Smith
Keelee Wrenn
	category #3[organization] Hudlin
Kevin VanDemark
Laura Sunyak
	*category #4 [persuasion]* Pardalis**

T.R.OPERATOR(if needed): Lennon

on Mon 12/6/04:

SPEAKER - - - - - - EVALUATOR

Ben Lennon	category #1[rapport] Smith (1st 4 spkrs) / Kassab remaining spkrs)
Steve Pardalis
	category #2[delivery] Hedberg (1st 4 spkrs) / Carauskas ( remaining spkrs)
Matt Skopak
Mark Saylor
	category #3[organization] VanDemark (1st 4 spkrs) / Wrenn ( remaining spkrs)
Danny Manzouri
Jennifer Triunfo
	*category #4 [persuasion]* Sunyak (1st 4 spkrs) / Forsa** ( remaining spkrs)
Astrear Hudlin

T.R.OPERATOR(if needed): Forsa

on Weds 12/8/04:

SPEAKER - - - - - - - - - - EVALUATORS

Danius Carauskas	category #1[rapport] Nelson
Brian Forsa
	category #2[delivery] Lennon
Christina Kassab

	category #3[organization] Manzouri


	*category #4 [persuasion]* Triunfo**

T.R.OPERATOR(if needed): Skopak

[[[[ "ON-CALL EVALUATORS": Everyone should be prepared to do "double duty" if necessary]]]]

>>> Class Procedure for Presentation Days:

1. All speech outlines {revised , hardcopy versions} for that day's speakers will be collected.

2. Evaluation Sheets will be distributed to that day's designated Written Evaluators. [panel of experts]

3. The designated Tape Recorder operator will "set up" the equipment, if needed

4. Using a volunteer method, each speaker will deliver his/her presentation -- First, handing his/her CUED-UP cassette tape to the designated Tape Recorder operator. Presenters using the computer projector will need to volunteer first.

5. At the end of the day's presentation , Evaluators will submit their written comments
which eventually will be passed on to the respective speakers. IF there is time, evaluators also will give their comments orally.

ADDITIONAL REMINDERS:

**EXCEPT FOR THE SPEAKERS SCHEDULED FOR 12/4/02, the hardcopy of your outline packet [the extemp. outline + the biblio + explanatory paragraph] is due ONE SESSION before your scheduled presentation day.

Review the basic guidelines that were in effect for the previous speeches this semester.

You are encouraged to bring "Guests" to class on Presentation Days.

As always, be sure your presentation (including any "presentation aids") falls within the time limits. Use your extra time to develop your proposition, not for loading in more points. Also, be aware that your grade is affected if you are less than 6 min. or more than 8 min.

No hats, of course

FINAL VERSION - updated 12/2/02

Persuasive PRESENTATION SCHEDULE Major Pres. # 4 {Persuasive presentation}

[[ Extemporaneous format]]

G B= 6 to 8 minutes- TOTAL [to be used strategically ] ************************************************************************************

Taping will be optional. IF you want a record of your presentation, BRING A "CUED-UP" AUDIO TAPE.
It should be cued so that it does not erase any previous tapings/practice sessions.

*************************************************************************************

The Proxima Projector will be reserved for all days. However, speakers planning to use it for this presentation will need to set up & prepare to speak first.--so be sure to get to class a little early.

If you need other types of Audio-Visual aids (e.g. tape player, video player, overhead projector, etc. you will need to let me know or reserve those through the Media Center (X9554) at least 48 hours prior to presentation day.

************************************************************************************

N.B. The Persuasive Presentation uses a "Panel of (Expert) Evaluators" procedure --this time an evaluator is assigned to comment on all of that day’s speakers in reference to only one particular, performance/skill area. This time evaluators will receive an evaluation sheet to use & will have an opportunity to discuss their comments orally as part of a post mortem discussion at the completion of that day's presentations.

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& See additional reminders below:

on Weds 12/4/02:

SPEAKER - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - EVALUATORS

Meredith Carr	category #1[rapport] Rama (1st 4 spkrs) / Ebel remaining spkrs)
Nat Lhowe
	category #2[delivery] O'Sullivan (1st 4 spkrs) / Ruiz remaining spkrs)
Courtney Wiggins
Brian McEvoy
	category #3[organization] DeSimone (1st 4 spkrs) / Gordon remaining spkrs)
Mohammad Obeidallah
Dana Malone
	*category #4 [persuasion]* Mosca (1st 4 spkrs) / Gordon** remaining spkrs)
Denis Fatovic

T.R.OPERATOR(if needed): Cho

on Mon 12/9/02:

SPEAKER - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - EVALUATORS

Jenny Rama	category #1[rapport] Rahman(1st 4 spkrs) / Noia remaining spkrs)
Victoria Caruso
	category #2[delivery] Malone (1st 4 spkrs) / Fatovic remaining spkrs)
Michelle Ebel
Chris DeSimone
Maureen O'Sullivan
	category #3[organization] Carr (1st 4 spkrs) /Oretega remaining spkrs)
Marta Gustafson
Chris Rebisz
	*category #4 [persuasion]* Cho (1st 4 spkrs) / Sanford** remaining spkrs)
Hashenka Pieries

T.R.OPERATOR(if needed): Ruiz

on Weds 12/11/02:

SPEAKER - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - EVALUATORS

Rema Rahman	category #1[rapport] Caruso (1st 4 spkrs) / Gustafson (remaining spkrs)
Madeline Ruiz
	category #2[delivery] Pieries(1st 4 spkrs) / Obeidallah (remaining spkrs)
Nam Cho
Jennifer Mosca
	category #3[organization] McEvoy(1st 4 spkrs) / Rebisz (remaining spkrs)
Kemely Ortega
Trinity Noia
	*category #4 [persuasion]* Lhowe (1st 4 spkrs) / Wiggins** (remaining spkrs)
Lorraine Gordon

T.R.OPERATOR(if needed): Carr

[[[[ "ON-CALL EVALUATORS": everyone should be prepared to do "double duty" if necessary ]]]]

>>> Class Procedure for Presentation Days:

1. All speech outlines {revised , hardcopy versions} for that day's speakers will be collected.

2. Evaluation Sheets will be distributed to that day's designated Written Evaluators.

3. The designated Tape Recorder operator will "set up" the equipment.

ADDITIONAL REMINDERS:

Review the basic guidelines that were in effect for the previous speeches this semester.

You are encouraged to bring "Guests" to class on Presentation Days.

As always, be sure your presentation (including any "presentation aids") falls within the time limits. Use your extra time to develop your proposition, not for loading in more points. Also, be aware that your grade is affected if you are less than 6 min. or more than 8 min.
No hats, of course

	category #1[rapport] ____________

	category #2[delivery] __________(1st 4 spkrs) Seybuck (rem. spkrs)


	category #3[organization] ________(1st 4 spkrs) Laranjeira (rem. spkrs)


	category #4 [persuasion] ______ (1st 4 spkrs) Donato(rem. spkrs)