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Please indicate which event(s) you are entering (3 maximum).
Informative Speaking: Contestant presents a message which explains, describes, or demonstrates.
Persuasive Speaking: Contestant presents a message intended to initiate, reinforce, motivate, influence, or change beliefs of the audience.
Impromptu Speaking: Contestant receives no more than three minutes of preparation time on a topic not
Poetry Interpretation: Contestant reads published poetry.
Prose Interpretation: Contestant reads a selection from a published novel or short story.
Dramatic Interpretation: Contestant reads from a published play and portrays every character in the selection.
Dramatic Duo: Contestants read a selection from a published play. Each contestant plays one character.
Professional dress and delivery is expected.
The official contest rules can be found in the Department of Communications and Professional Writing in Allgood Hall, E-122 and by clicking here.
Judging will be done by faculty members, alumni, and staff with appropriate expertise.
Students will learn speaking order and room assignments at check-in on the day of the event.
Participation is expected through final rounds.
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Event Times
2:00 p.m.
Check-in table outside University Hall, Room 170
For more information, contact:
Dr. Gaye Ortiz (706) 667-4029 or gortiz1@aug.edu
Ms. Leza Witherington (706) 729-2416 or lwitherington@aug.edu
The ASU Speech Contest is hosted by the Department of
