Meeting Role Descriptions

The toastmaster of the day is the meeting’s director and host. 

Speakers present various styles of speeches.  Club members learn by watching and listening to members.

Evaluators provide verbal and written feedback to speakers, to help them improve.

It is the quizmaster's job to create questions to test the audience’s listening skills.

Table topics master leads the impromptu question and answer segment. 

The ballot counter collects

and tallies votes for the best speakers and

best evaluator.

The Ah-grammarian  listens for filler words, as well as noting grammar use  & vocabulary.

The general evaluator evaluates all that takes place in the meeting. 

The timekeeper tracks and signals speaking timelength, helping speakers stay within limit. 

At the start of the meeting the humorist will share words of humor, a joke, or a funny story.