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Fayola Delica is the Vice President of Education for the Weston, FL Area Toastmasters club. As VPE, her responsibilities include managing club meeting agendas, assisting the Toastmaster of the Day, scheduling educational sessions, orienting new members, and preparing reports for the executive committee. Her goals for the year are to help members achieve their professional and personal goals, make the club distinguished, be the best in the district, and have fun. She is forming committees on new member orientation, mentoring, and educational awards to help members progress in the Toastmasters program.
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- 1. When Education meets Innovation! JULY 6, 2015 FAYOLA DELICA, CC, CL VICE PRESIDENT OF EDUCATION (VPE) WESTON, FL AREA TOASTMASTERS (WATM) CLUB
- 3. VPE responsibilities…The Club Meeting Before meetings: Manage Agendas Assist Toastmaster of the Day (TOD) in preparing for the meeting Schedule Educational sessions, including the Successful Club series During meetings: Greet guests Aid TOD by verifying members with roles Making sure members get educational credits during meetings and complete educational tracks/awards
- 4. VPE responsibilities… Outside The Club Meeting Outside Club meeting: Orient and encourage new members to participate, i.e. assign mentors Plan Club meetings Attend Club executive club meetings, district council meetings, and vote at international business meetings Prepare a successor
- 5. VPE responsibilities…The Executive Committee Executive Club meetings: Prepare and present education program reports Share info on upcoming speech contests
- 6. Fayola’s VPE Goals for 2015-2016 1. Aid everyone in having a strategic plan to reach their professional and personal goals within the year 2. Making our club a President’s Distinguished Club 3. Making our club the BEST in the District 4. HAVING FUN!!!
- 7. Educational Committees New Member Orientation Committee Objective: To make sure that all new members are properly oriented to the Toastmasters programs and experience. This will be done as each person is registered as a member of our club. Mentor/Mentee Committee Objective: To make sure each member that wants to be a Mentor is identified as well as that EVERY new member is assigned a mentor for the first three speeches. This helps them to not have to start this journey alone. In addition, veteran members who are seeking guidance along their journey.
- 8. Educational Committees con’t Educational Awards Committee Objective: To maintain the progress of each member as per their goals and pace to complete the educational awards.
- 9. END RESULT BETTER COMMUNICATORS AND LEADERS IN OUR HOMES, COMMUNITIES, RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS AND WORKPLACE TOASTMASTERS: WHERE LEADERS ARE MADE Integrity Respect Service Excellence
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