Asynchronous Georgia Speech Scrimmage 1 hosted by Marist
2022 — Online, GA/US
Impromptu Speaking (High School Division)
Abbreviation
IMP-HS
Format
Speech
Entry Fee
$5.00
Entry
1 competitors per entry
Event Description:
Impromptu is a public speaking event where students have seven minutes to select a topic, brainstorm their ideas, outline and deliver a speech. The speech is given without notes and uses an introduction, body, and conclusion. The speech can be light-hearted or serious. It can be based upon prompts that range from nursery rhymes, current events, celebrities, organizations, and more.
Time Limit: 7 minutes with up to 2 minutes of prep time.
Recording: Prep time should be recorded.
Location
Marist OnlineContacts
Jeffrey MillerGeneral Info
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GFCA – Georgia Forensics Coaches Association NatCir – National Circuit (US HS) Past Years' EditionsDates & Deadlines
EDT
Tournament Dates
Sep 13
to
Sep 17
2022
Registration Opens
Sat Jul 30 at 1:00 PM
Registration Closes
Mon Sep 12 at 9:00 PM
Fees Freeze After
Mon Sep 12 at 9:00 PM
Judge Information Due
Mon Sep 12 at 9:00 PM
Drop online until
Tue Sep 13 at 5:00 PM
Change fees apply after
Mon Sep 12 at 9:00 PM
These deadlines are set in Tabroom for technical purposes. Always consult the invitation or tournament notices for official policies about deadlines and procedures.