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Being A District Bulletin Editor: What's in it for Me?

Be a District Bulletin Editor!

Do you like to write? Can you turn a phrase and still get a point across? Do you dazzle people with your written word?

If so, consider becoming a District Bulletin Editor to further develop your literary skills.

What Does a District Bulletin Editor Do?

A District Bulletin Editor serves for a full Toastmasters Year (July 1 through June 30th) to facilitate communication from the District Trio to the members of the District. This communication facilitation includes:

  • Produce a monthly or semi-monthly newsletter that is sent to all district members
  • Solicit other members of the district to write articles for the newsletter
  • Continually poll the various district officers for information to include in the newsletter
  • Strive to make the information in the newsletter as timely and accurate as possible

W.I.I.F.M.?

You may be asking yourself, "What's in it for me?" While no two of us are exactly alike, here are some ways that being a District Bulletin Editor may benefit you.

  • Gain satisfaction from helping the district smoothly handle its business meetings
  • Get recognition from district officers as they show appreciation for your efforts
  • Be in the know as you serve as the conduit of information from the district to its members
  • Practice your writing skills and reporter skills

How Do I Sign Up?

To place your name on the list of candidates for District Bulletin Editor, contact a current district officer:

  • Area Governor
  • Division Governor
  • Lieutenant Governor Marketing
  • Lieutenant Governor Education and Training
  • District Governor

 
    
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