CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2014-2015

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CHAPTER MEETING DATES 2014-2015 (3rd Thursday)

17 July 2014
21 August 2014  (Humorous Speech & Evaluation Contest)
18 September 2014
16 October 2014
20 November 2014
18 December 2014 (Joint meeting with Brilliant Advanced Toastmasters Club)
15 January 2015
19 February 2015 (International Speech and Table Topics Contests)
19 March 2015
16 April 2015
21 May 2015 (10th Anniversary Celebration)
18 June 2015


AREA/DIVISION Z EVENT DATES 2014-2015

1. Division Z Club Officers' Training I
12 July 2014 1-5pm
The Academia @ SGH

2. Humorous Speech & Evaluation Contests
Area Z3: September 2014
Division Z: September 2014

3. Division Z Club Officers' Training II
To be confirmed

4. International Speech & Table Topics Contest
Area Z3: March 2015
Division Z: April 2015

5. Achievers' Day
June 2015

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