Whats The American Enterprise Speech Contest All About?
Since 1988, high school students across the country have vied for a First Place, $10,000 U.S. Savings Bond — all theirs for winning NMA’s American Enterprise Speech Contest! NMA chapters hold local and regional competitions, resulting in six contestants reaching the “Finals” at the NMA National Conference. Approved by the National Association of Secondary School Principals, its primary purpose is to promote a better understanding of the American Enterprise System among high school students in grades 9 – 12. What do students gain from participation? By researching, writing, and delivering a speech on our economic system, the young men and women — and their audiences (faculty, family, friends, and NMA members) — acquire a greater understanding of the role that a free economy plays in a free society. The contest also provides an incentive for the development of communication skills that will be so vital to them upon entering the workforce or furthering their education. Certainly, the f
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