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Do you have something to say? Want your voice heard? Then the 2016 Annual Student Speaker Challenge is for you! The Student Speaker Challenge aims to give students a platform to not just train their public speaking skills, but to also speak about what is important to them!
Do you think each individual person has a personal responsibility to refugees overseas? Should corporations be more responsible to stakeholders or to society? What is the responsibility held by national governements to the welfare of citizens of a major trade partner? You are free to form your own approach to the broader topic. Just think: what is 'responsibility' to you, and who or what are 'others?'
Topic: What is Our Responsibility to Others?
Round 1: Wednesday Jan 27, 7pm-9pm in Markin Hall
-As Individuals
Round 2: Wednesday Feb 3, 7pm-9pm in Markin Hall
-Corporations/NGOs
Round 3: Wednesday Feb 10, 7pm-8:30pm in Markin Hall
-Government
There is also a drop-in information session in Galileo's Lounge (SU 234) Thursday Jan 14th from 4:30pm-7pm
Prizes
1st - $1000
2nd - $500
3rd - $250
4th - $250
Application Deadline: Jan. 19, 4:30pm
Email su.academic@uleth.ca
Presented by the ULSU, LPIRG, and SACPA.
Contact:
Charlie Helmer-Smith | su.academic@uleth.ca | 403-329-2222 | ulsu.ca