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Earth Ethics Speech
Contest
Advocating for Alternative Energy Sources
CONTEST
INFORMATION
ENTRY
FORM
PERSUASIVE
SPEECH CHECKLIST
SPEECH
EVALUATION FORM
SPEECH
CONTEST INTERNET RESOURCES
Purpose
The
Earth Ethics Institute (EEI) of Miami Dade College sponsors this
contest as a way to engage students in exploring alternatives to
traditional energy resources, as well understand alternative resource
viability.
Awards:
1st Place- $200
2nd Place- $150
3rd Place- $50
Special Category Awards (4)-
$25 each
Eligibility:
All MDC-Wolfson students may participate.
Length:
6-8 minutes Persuasive Speech on the assigned topic
Speech Requirements: Speech
must be substantially original work, identifying quoted material
while presenting.
No
Visual Aids: No visual aids will be permitted during
the contest.
Judging:
A panel of five judges from the English, Communication, and Earth
Ethics disciplines will score each speech on a standardized critique
form.
Criteria Include: content and analysis, delivery, and language
Entry
Requirements: Fill out Cover Sheet and attach
1) your speech outline or manuscript, 2) complete bibliography (www.workscited4you.com
for MLA format), and 3) graded critique from your instructor
OR CAC screening (To make a screening appointment, contact Nicole
Colston in Rm. 2313, (305) 237-7504, or ncolston@mdc.edu)
Speech
Requirements
Topic
Area/Specific Purpose: To persuade the audience to
advocate and/or adopt a plan for a specific alternative energy resource.
Suggested
Focus Areas:
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Hydrogen
Nuclear Power
Biomass Fuels
Solar Power
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Tidal Energy
Wind Energy
Hydropower
Geothermal power
Hybrid/electric cars |
Support Material:
Research and support material is necessary for a successful speech.
Be sure to cite all your sources properly during your speech
and in a bibliography.
Proper Attire: Dress
in a professional manner, please.
Finalist Speech
Competition Date:
Tuesday, March 15 beginning at 3:30 pm
ENTRY FORM
PERSUASIVE SPEECH CHECKLIST
SPEECH
EVALUATION FORM
SPEECH CONTEST INTERNET RESOURCES
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