In the back of the CC manual, the meeting roles and club officers roles were documented and explained which was very helpful to new members. With Pathways, how are new members getting this information?

~ DaWane Wanek, DTM, LD5, TC5, VC5, SR5, PM5, MS5, EH5, DL5, EC5, IP5, PI5

The current Pathways curriculum does not reference information that’s readily available elsewhere on the TI website. Most choose to point new members to:

https://www.toastmasters.org/membership/club-meeting-roles

or

https://www.toastmasters.org/leadership-central/club-officer-tools/club-officer-roles

…then we make sure that they spend time with their mentors to discuss further.

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Published by DaWane Wanek, DTM, LD5, TC5, VC5, SR5, PM5, MS5, EH5, DL5, EC5, IP5, PI5

DaWane is the VPPR for Tyler Evening Toastmasters, Secretary/Treasurer for Confident Leaders Toastmasters, a charter member of Tyler Advanced Toasties, and a member of Solid Rock, & Top Notch Toastmasters, as well as the Immediate Past President of McAfee Toastmasters. In July, 2019, DaWane completed dual DTMs (1x via Legacy & 1x via Pathways).

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  1. I also believe the Navigator is a good starting reference point for new members. Our club lists and explains the meeting roles on the back of our agendas.

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