CU Toastmasters

- on a temporary hiatus -

Toastmasters cannot wait to see you for the new school year! Toastmasters is ready to optimize its services in these challenging times. Practicing public speaking is currently quite challenging, but toastmasters offers a unique opportunity to become an amazing public speaker. We have done everything we can to make the virtual experience as useful and fun as possible. We have a community of helpful and non-judgemental members that are more than happy to help you get assimilated. We can’t wait to see you! Join us at the following link, https://cuboulder.zoom.us/j/683126212.

CU Toastmasters is still here! Despite what is going on in the world, we have still managed to develop an amazing and supportive community online! This shows the exceptional strength of our club. During these isolating times, this is a unique opportunity to connect with a group of great individuals that want to help you succeed! This WORLD-CLASS club will help you develop excellent communication and public speaking skills. On top of this, we have many awesome guest speakers in the coming weeks. We want to see you thrive during these tough times! Anyone is welcome to attend our meetings, whether you are a member or not. If you are new, we will help you assimilate in no time and can't wait to see you! We meet EVERY Wednesday at 7 pm via Zoom. Here's our link: https://cuboulder.zoom.us/j/683126212. Also, here is how to join the club, https://www.toastmasters.org/membership/how-to-join

An interesting post by a fellow Toastmaster, Rich Hopkins.

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