WHAT DO $1,000, FIVE MINUTES IN THE SUN, AND AN OPPORTUNITY TO SHARE A SIGNIFICANT MESSAGE WITH YOUR CLASSMATES HAVE IN COMMON?
THEY'RE ALL PART OF THE PRIZE IF YOU WIN THE BID TO BECOME SENIOR CLASS SPEAKER FOR BACCALAUREATE 2006!
The Office for Religious Life is soliciting a graduating senior to speak at Baccalaureate 2006. This multi-faith celebration officially begins Commencement weekend and draws over 3,000 attendees annually. The student speaker - the only member of the Class of 2006 to speak during Commencement weekend - is asked to offer an inspirational talk about his or her religious or spiritual journey during college, as well as hopes and dreams for the future. The speech should be five minutes in length, and $1,000 cash will be awarded to the winning student.
TO APPLY: Please deliver a copy of the finished speech (no longer than 600 words) to the Round Room at the rear of Memorial Church by 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 19. A select number of students will be chosen to present their speeches before the final speaker is determined. Please contact Dean Scotty McLennan at 723-1762 or mclennan@stanford.edu if you have any questions.
Remember: You've got to enter to win!
Deadline: April 19, 5:00 p.m.