2019 CTAM
Session 10 10:20-11:30 AM MSCA Fall Meeting Agenda
MSCA Spring Meeting Agenda
April 12-13, 2019 I. Call to order - Mike Worcester, MSCA President II. Officer Reports A. Secretary - Ceil McDonald B. Treasurer - Zach Prax C. President Elect - Kasey Wacker D. Past President - Jason Olson E. MSHSL Board of Directors - Bonnie Spohn Schmaltz III. Committee Reports A. Advisory Committee 1. Next meeting is May 6, 2019 2. Advisory Committee members Linda Neugebauer - term expires in 2019 (AA) Stewart Wilson - term expires in 2019 (A) Meg Krekeler - term expires in 2020 (AA) Karen Lee - term expires in 2020 (A) 3. Persons wishing to submit proposals must use submission form, linked on web site B. MSHSL - New section assignments for the next two seasons. C. Awards Committee-Scott Sieling and Tim Coleman 1. Let Scott or Tim know Section Speech Coach Award Winners 2. Award winners must be MSCA members. D. MSCA Website 1. Join and contribute to the site. 2. Tournament Calendar - Put your date on the website E. Category Committees 1. Discussion – Mike Worcester, Rachel Schott 2. Extemp Reading - Kathy Martin 3. Storytelling - Kathleen Westgard, Max Wojtanowicz F. MSHSL Hall of Fame Committee - Jennifer Parker, Eric Meyer G. New Coach Mentorship Update - Jody Saxton West (jsaxtonwest@northfieldschools.org) IV. Old Business A. Professional Development Opportunities 1. Speak2Compete Coaching Institute - July 2. NSDA Conference B. Make sure your coaching and judging information is up-to-date on the MSHSL web site. V. New Business A. February 2020 Calendar - Quirk with Feb. 29 - Cal Vande Hoef B. State next year at Wayzata High School, April 17 (A) & 18 (AA), 2020 C. CTAM - Holiday Inn, St. Cloud, Sept. 12-13-14. Submit session ideas on CTAM web site. 2018 MSCA Business Meeting Agenda CTAM Annual Conference
St. Cloud Holiday Inn September 15, 2018, 10:20 – 11:30 a.m. 1. Call to order–Mike Worcester,MSCAPresident 2. Officer Reports 1. Secretary-CeilMcDonald 2. Treasurer - Zach Prax 3. PastPresident–JasonOlson 4. PresidentElect–KaseyWacker 5. MSHSL Board of Directors-Bonnie Spohn Schmaltz 6. PresidentMikeWorcester 1. Encouraging continued membership growth 2. State Tournament Judge Voting – We can still do better 3. Committee Reports 1. Advisory Committee 1. Update from May 2018 meeting 2. Advisory Committee Elections 1. One(1)eachClassA&AA 3. MSHSL 1. Cliff Janke - Rule Clinician 2. State Tournament Jury 1. AtLargeRep–Now open,need to elect. 2. ‘A’ Rep – Rachel Schott – Term runs through 2019 3. ‘AA’ Rep – Dillon White – Term runs through 2020 3. The State Tournament will be April 12 (A) and April 13 (AA) Wayzata High School. 1. Schools who wish to be considered for hosting starting future state tournaments should make your interest known sooner rather than later by contacting Chris Franson. 4. MSCA Website 1. Join and contribute to the site. Find it at http://mscaspeech.weebly.com/ 2. Send CTAM materials to sdsieling@gmail.com to have them posted. 3. Still running the Speech Tournament calendar through CTAM website. 5. CategoryCommittees 1. Discussion 2. Storytelling 3. Extemp. Reading 6. MSHSL Hall of Fame Committee. 7. New Coach Mentorship Update - Jody Saxton West 4. Old Business 1. Professional Development Opportunities 1. NSDAProfessionalDevelopment 2. Speak2Compete 2. New judging cycle so you need to get registered. 1. $15 for two years. 2. Must take the on-line rules test. 3. State Ballot is opt-in and you need to complete application by November 1st. 1. Remember to vote for state judges on Coach’s Clipboard. We have room to improve our voting numbers and need to encourage fellow coaches to be a part of the process. 2. Likely deadline for balloting is mid-January 2019. 5. NewBusiness 1. President Elect - Class AA 2. Ideas from CTAM Sessions 3. Other MSCA Spring Meeting Agenda
April 20-21, 2018 I .Call to order - Mike Worcester, MSCA President II. Officer Reports A. Secretary - Ceil McDonald B. Treasurer - Zach Prax C. President Elect - Kasey Wacker D. Past President - Jason Olson E. MSHSL Board of Directors - Bonnie Spohn Schmaltz III. Committee Reports A. Advisory Committee 1. Next meeting is May 7, 2018 2. Advisory Committee members Linda Neugebauer - term expires in 2019 (AA) Stewart Wilson - term expires in 2019 (A) Joni Anker - term expires in 2018 (AA) Mikayla Critz - term expires in 2018 (A) B. MSHSL-Cliff Janke -MSHSL Rules Clinician C. Awards Committee-Scott Sieling and Tim Coleman 1. Let Scott or Tim know Section Speech Coach Award Winners D. MSCA Website 1. Join and contribute to the site. 2. Tournament Calendar-put your date on the website E. Category Committees 1. Discussion – Mike Worcester, Rachel Schott 2. Extemp Reading - Kathy Martin 3. Storytelling- Marie Kreft, Kathleen Westgard, Max Wojtanowicz F. MSHSL Hall of Fame Committee G. New Coach Mentorship Update - Jody Saxton West (Jody.Saxtonwest@nfld.k12.mn.us) IV. Old Business A. Professional Development Opportunities 1. Speak2Compete Coaching Institute - July 2. NSDA Conference B. We will begin a new two-year judging cycle this fall. Make sure your information is up-to-date on the MSHSL web site. V. New Business A. State next year at Wayzata High School, April 12 (A) & 13 (AA), 2019 B. Nominations for awards through CTAM C. CTAM - Holiday Inn, St. Cloud, Sept. 13-14-15. Submit session ideas to Roxy Janke 2017 MSCA Business Meeting Agenda
CTAM Annual Conference St. Cloud Holiday Inn September 16, 2017, 10:20 – 11:30 a.m.
2016 MSCA Business Meeting Agenda – St. Cloud Holiday Inn – CTAM Annual Conference
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2015 MSCA Business Meeting Agenda – St. Cloud Holiday Inn – CTAM Annual Conference
September 19, 2015 I .Call to order-Jason Olson, MSCA President II. Officer Reports A. Secretary-Ceil McDonald B. Treasurer- Zach Prax C. President Elect-Mike Worcester D. Past President- Scott Sieling E. MSHSL Board of Directors- Chris McDonald 1. Need candidates for MSHSL Board – 2016-2019 F. President Jason Olson 1. Call for Committee 2. Newsletter III. Committee Reports A. Advisory Committee – 1. Update from May, 2015 meeting B. Advisory Committee elections 1. Jill Lofald - term expires in 2016 (AA) 2. Kathy Martin - term expires in 2016 (A) 3. Travis Rother - term expires in 2017 (AA) 4. Cal Vandehoef - term expires in 2014 (A) C. MSHSL 1. Cliff Janke is the MSHSL Rules Clinician 2. MSCA Appointed Jury was well-received last year. a. Ceil McDonald – term expires in 2015 – Need to elect new “at large” representative b. Margaret Kitterman – term expires in 2016 (A) c. Jody Saxton West – term expires in 2017 (AA) 3. The state tournament will be April 15(A)-16(AA) at Lakeville North H.S. D. MSCA Website 1. Join and contribute to the site. 2. Send CTAM materials to sdsieling@gmail.com to have them posted. 3. Tournament Calendar-put your date on the website a. Discussion – Is this still considered a valuable resource? E. Category Committees 1. Discussion – Mike Wocester, Rachel Schott 2. Extemp Reading- Kathy Martin 3. Storytelling- Marie Kreft, Kathleen Westgard F. MSHSL Hall of Fame Committee - Jodi Anker and Howard Vaillaincourt G. New Coach Mentorship Update - Jody Saxton-West Jody.Saxtonwest@nfld.k12.mn.us IV. Old Business A. Professional Development Opportunities 1. NSDA Professional Development and Accreditation www.nflonline.org 2. Speak 2 Compete Institute @ St. Thomas-July B. Second year of judging cycle so if you registered last year you should be ok, but head coaches still login to your Coach’s Clipboard to Vote for State Judges! Less that 80 people voted last year. V. New Business A. Constitutional Revisions B. Ideas from sessions. MSCA Spring Meeting Agenda
April 17-18, 2015 I .Call to order-Scott Sieling, MSCA President II. Officer Reports A. Secretary-Ceil McDonald B. Treasurer- Ross Eichele C. President Elect-Jason Olson D. Past President- Kathy Martin E. MSHSL Board of Directors- Chris McDonald F. President Scott Sieling 1. Treasurer position 2. MSCA Constitution/By-Laws III. Committee Reports A. Advisory Committee – 1. Next meeting is Monday, April 27, 2015 2. Advisory Committee members Jill Lofald - term expires in 2015 (AA) Kathy Martin - term expires in 2015 (AA) Travis Rother - term expires in 2016 (AA) Cal Vande Hoef - term expires in 2016 (A) B. MSHSL-Cliff Janke -MSHSL Rules Clinician C. Awards Committee-Scott Sieling and Tim Coleman 1. Let Scott or Tim know Section Speech Coach Award Winners 2. See Fall Awards (attached) D. MSCA Website 1. Join and contribute to the site. 2. Tournament Calendar-put your date on the website E. Category Committees 1. Discussion – Mike Worcester, Rachel Schott 2. Extemp Reading- Kathy Martin 3. Storytelling- Marie Kreft, Kathleen Westgard F. MSHSL Hall of Fame Committee - 1. Joni Anker and Howard Vaillaincourt 2. Due Date is December 11, 2015 G. New Coach Mentorship Update - Jody Saxton West (Jody.Saxtonwest@nfld.k12.mn.us) IV. Old Business A. Professional Development Opportunities 1. NSDA Professional Development and Accreditation www.nflonline.org 2. Gustavus Coaching Institute-July B. This is the new year in the two-year judging cycle. C. Proposals 1. MSCA Code of Ethics was approved at CTAM 2014 and is now on the MSCA website. 2. A proposal to change Ex. Reading failed on a vote at CTAM 2014. 3. A proposal to change Great Speeches was tabled at CTAM 2014. 4. Other proposals will be discussed and finalized at the Advisory meeting. (see attached) V. New Business A. State next year at Lakeville North, April 15-16, 2016 B. Nominations for awards through CTAM C. CTAM-Holiday Inn, St. Cloud, September 17-19, 2015 D. Submit session ideas to Suzanne Stangl-Erkens: erkens@stcloudstate.edu (Due Monday, June 8, 2015) MSCA YEAR’S OF SERVICE AWARDS (2013-2014) 5 years: Bethany Piety, Peter Schreifels 10 years: Brian Stoebner 15 years: Lisa Letcher, Thomas Lucas 20 years: Lisa Goihl 25 years: Dale Neuschwander, Mark Thul 30 years: Roxy Janke, Sandra Wieser-Matthews, Stewart Wilson 35 years: Kathy Detloff, Cheryl Neidt, Carol Purrington 45 years: John Fogarty Class A Coach of the Year: Cliff Janke, Fairmont Class AA Coach of the Year: Travis Rother, Chanhassen PROPOSALS STATE TOURNAMENT JURY ROTATION PROPOSAL: A rotation will start with the 2015-2016 school year for the State Tournament Jury. At the 2015 Fall CTAM meeting, a new Jury member will be elected to replace the at-large member, followed by replacement of the Class A member in the Fall of 2016, followed by replacement of the Class AA member in 2017. This cycle will continue to repeat into the future. RATIONALE: This will allow for more consistency in the Jury so that all members will not leave at the same time. POETRY CLARIFICATION PROPOSAL: Add clarifying language to the poetry rule. Current language: Selections for poetry may include one poem or several clearly-identified poems. ADD THIS LANGUAGE: The titles and authors of each poem must be stated either in the introduction or throughout the performance. RATIONALE: This clarifies the meaning of “clearly-identified.” TIME LIMITS PROPOSAL: All draw category time limits will be 7 minutes and all non-draw categories will be 10 minutes. Discussion would remain the same. The grace period would be eliminated. RATIONALE: Having only two time limits would provide simplicity and consistency to tournaments. The 10 minute time limit in non-draw categories would put Minnesota in line with the national standard of 10 minutes. September 13, 2014
I .Call to order-Scott Sieling, MSCA President II. Officer Reports A. Secretary-Ceil McDonald B. Treasurer- Ross Eichele C. President Elect-Jason Olson 1. Election for a President-Elect for 2015-2016 D. Past President- Kathy Martin E. MSHSL Board of Directors- Chris McDonald F. President Scott Sieling 1. Treasurer position 2. MSCA on social media 3. MSCA Constitution/By-Laws III. Committee Reports A. Advisory Committee – 1. Update from May, 2014 meeting B. Advisory Committee elections 1. Jill Lofald - term expires in 2015 (AA) 2. Kathy Martin - term expires in 2015 (AA) 3. Mike Worcester - term expires in 2014 (AA) 4. Rachel Schott - term expires in 2014 (A) C. MSHSL 1. Cliff Janke is the MSHSL Rules Clinician 2. MSCA Appointed Jury was well-received last year. a. Well-received last year. b. Tweak it so there is a rotation so all 3 do not leave at the same time. 3. The state tournament will be April 17(A)-18(AA) at Lakeville North H.S. D. MSCA Website 1. Join and contribute to the site. 2. Send CTAM materials to sdsieling@gmail.com to have them postedl. 3. Tournament Calendar-put your date on the website E. Category Committees 1. Discussion – Mike Wocester, Rachel Schott 2. Extemp Reading- Kathy Martin 3. Storytelling- Marie Kreft, Kathleen Westgard F. MSHSL Hall of Fame Committee - Jodi Anker and Howard Vaillaincourt G. New Coach Mentorship Update - Jody Saxton-West Jody.Saxtonwest@nfld.k12.mn.us H. State Committee-Bethany P., Jody, Annie, Jill IV. Old Business A. Professional Development Opportunities 1. NSDA Professional Development and Accreditation www.nflonline.org 2. Gustavus Coaching Institute-July B. This is the new year in the two-year judging cycle. Everyone will need to register by going to the MSHSL website and using the Coaches' Clipboard. V. New Business A. Ideas from sessions. MN winners at National Speech and Debate Tournament 2014 School of Outstanding Distinction: Eagan Speech Schools of Excellence: Apple Valley, Moorhead Speech Schools of Honors: Chanhassen HUMOR: Stephanie Kahle, Apple Valley, 10th DUO: Matt Wisenden & Jordan Hartjen, Moorhead, 1st; Drew Swenson & Karina Twedt, Moorhead, 8th OO: Laurel Scott, Eagan, 2nd; Aunika Schraw, St. Cloud Tech, 4th; Moti Begna, Apple Valley, 5th USX: Adam Stromme, Eagan, 9th IX: Dylan Adelman, Lakeville South, 2nd IMPROMPTU: Haley Brahmbhatt, Chanhassen, 4th STORYTELLING: Sam Scarlato, Chanhassen, 1st; Micah Spieldenner, Chanhassen, 3rd; Stephanie Butler, Lakeville North, 5th MSCA "AA" Coach of the Year for 2014: to be announced MSCA “A” Coach of the Year for 2014: to be announced MSCA Years of Service Awards for 2014 5 years Bethany Piety (Orono) Peter Schreifels (Eden Prairie) 10 years Brian Stoebner (Cass Lake-Bena) 15 years Lisa Letcher (Windom) Thomas Lucas (Bemidji) 20 years Lisa Goihl (Kasson Mantorville) 25 years Dale Neuschwander (Sauk Center) Mark Thul (St. Francis) 30 years Roxy Janke (Fairmont) Sandra Wieser-Matthews (Perham) Stewart Wilson (Walker) 35 years Kathy Detloff (Swanville) Cheryl Neidt (Springfield) Carol Purrington (Marshall) 45 years John Fogarty (Cannon Falls) MSCA Advisory Meeting Minutes Monday, May 5, 2014 MSHSL Office, 2100 Freeway Blvd, Brooklyn Center I. Pay for room managers and judges A. Increase pay for both B. Offset cost by creating a more graduated mileage scale (like athletic officials). C. This has yet to be decided II. Poetry rule A. Some sections had different interpretations of what “clearly identified” meant for the title(s) of the poem(s). B. Define what “clearly identified” means or remove. (To be decided at CTAM). III. MSCA appointed State Jury A. Well-received this year. B. Tweak it so there is a rotation like Discussion so not all 3 leave at the same time. (We can do this at CTAM) IV. Judge Hiring A. Issue with gender balance with discussion and great speeches. B. Add more judges or hire off list in special circumstances? (No.) C. Chris F. and Cliff J. will start with "tougher" categories first to get a balance as best as possible. V. Proposal: Team Awards for MSHSL State Speech (on the October Board Agenda for implementation in 2015-2016). A. The MSCA proposes through the MSHSL Speech Advisory Committee that the MSHSL Board of Directors approve the awarding of team trophies at the MSHSL State Speech Tournament. B. Rationale: 1. Providing Speech Team Trophies to the top 3 schools at each of the MSHSL State Speech Tournaments would provide schools with a tangible reward for their overall team efforts in the form of a beautiful trophy that can be displayed prominently in their school trophy case. This provides speech teams with higher visibility within their schools and prominently displays the MSHSL’s support of fine arts programs. 2. Providing Speech Team Trophies to the top 3 schools at each of the MSHSL State Speech Tournaments would provide consistency with other individual interscholastic activities like Boys and Girls Track. 3. Providing Speech Team Trophies to the top 3 schools at each of the MSHSL State Speech Tournaments would provide consistency with the Section Speech Tournaments, which currently award team trophies. VI. Discussion of future consideration items: A. Does the 3D Visuals rule allow for students to “wear” their visuals? B. Can a student write their own piece, publish it online under a pseudonym, then perform it in a category other than creative expression? C. For state finals tie-breaking, in the case of a 3-way tie, does finals recips have to be the first tie-breaker used? D. Should Rules and Criteria for judging Discussion be revised to make the event more consistent with “real world” group problem-solving activities? E. Should the name of (and perhaps also the Rules for) Great Speeches be revised? F. Should the "quoted word" limits for Original Oratory and Informative Speaking be increased? Should submitting a Works Cited be required for these events? G. Should the requirements regarding writing critiques at the State Contest be changed? Should critiques be written for Final Rounds? Should critiques be eliminated entirely or revised for all rounds? H. Should rules for Extemporaneous Reading be revised to include drama selections (in addition to prose and poetry)? Should all contestants in Extemporaneous Reading be prepared to read all listed selections, regardless of genre (assuming the lists of selections are considerably shortened)? I. Should all time limits (and grace periods) be reconsidered and perhaps revised? J. Should MSHSL Speech Rules be made more consistent with National Speech and Debate Association rules? K. Should MSCA consider naming Academic Champions in speech, much as is done by athletic coaches’ organizations? L. Should the number and assignment of judges at the State Contest be reconsidered? MSCA Code of Ethics (A Proposal) As a professional speech coach, I will: 1. Strive to develop in each student speaker the qualities of leadership, initiative and good judgment. 2. Respect the integrity and personality of each individual team member. 3. Encourage the highest standards of conduct and scholastic achievement. 4. Embrace cultural differences and tolerance. 5. Encourage a respect for all competitors and their values. 6. Promote freedom of expression that does not degrade individuals and humanity. 7. Advocate honesty, accuracy, and reason as essential to the integrity of communication. 8. Exemplify the highest moral character, behavior and leadership. 9. Provide ethical relationships among coaches. 10. Stay current on all league/activity policies. 11. Abide by the rules of the activity in letter and spirit. 12. Be responsible for bringing well-prepared, fair, and constructive judges to tournaments. 13. Respect the integrity and judgment of tournament judges and officials. 14. Display modesty in victory and graciousness in defeat. 15. Demonstrate a mastery of and continuing interest in coaching principles and techniques through professional improvement. |