SPC 2608 Lecture 20: Speaking on Special Occasions
19 Apr 2016
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A speech introducing a main speaker to the audience. Be sure to: be brief, be accurate, adapt to the occasion and audience, build a sense of anticipation for that person or thing. Could be in a variety of settings: graduations, school board member introduction, etc. A speech presenting a gift, award, or some sort of recognition. Be sure to familiarize the audience with the award that is being talked about. Discuss the achievements of the winner in a way that is meaningful for the audience: depending on the audience, the occasion, and the winner itself. Speech giving thanks for a gift, award, or recognition. Always thank the people who are bestowing the award. Recognize the contributions of people who helped you gain it. Speech paying tribute to a person, group, institution, or ides: example: eulogies and dedications. Inspire the audience: do not simply inform the audience about something.
