Student Speaker Resourses

2018-2019 Topic: What can be done to prevent gun violence in schools?

click ► The Student Speaker Foundation
(The Foundation is the financial base for the scholarships awarded to Student Speaker Contest winners.  We appreciate your support.)

click ► Find a Lions Club near you
(not all Lions Clubs participate in the contest)  Contact your high school counselor or principal.

Upon finding a club near you which hosts a student speaker contest, please send a message with the topic: Student Speaker Contest- asking to be connected with the club contest coordinator. If you do not recieve a response in a timely manner please contact:
District 46 Student Speaker Contest Coordinator
Lion Bill DePew  wkmdjgd@rconnects.com   (702) 281-2568 

The internet is a great resource for aspiring public speakers.  Here are a few helpful links.  Remember, the Lions contest does not allow visual aides, uniforms, costumes, props.  Begin by reading and fully understanding the Student Handbook (rules) To be posted soon

click ► Toastmasters International - 10 Tips for Public Speaking

Feeling some nervousness before giving a speech is natural and even beneficial, but too much nervousness can be detrimental. Here are some proven tips on ...
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