Southwest Tennessee Community College Youth Villages as A NPO Persuasive Speech

Now it’s time to develop your persuasive outline. Be sure to follow the outline template attached and refer to the sample outlines for guidance.

INTRODUCTION

I. (ATTENTION)

II. (Topic and relevance to audience)

III. (Credibility)

IV. (Central Idea/Preview)

BODY

NEED:

I.

A.

B.

Add additional subpoints (A,B, C, D) as needed. Add sub-subpoints (1, 2, etc.) or delete (1, 2, etc.) as needed.

SATISFACTION: (This is the solution step. Be sure you are detailed and specific)

II.

A. First,

1.

2.

B. Other ways to help

2.

VISUALIZATION: (Explain how this organization has already helped. Or help us “see” the terrible consequences if action is not taken.)

III.

A.

B.

CONCLUSION

• (Refer to the problem and briefly repeat the ACTION you’re asking us to take)

II. (Strong closing or clincher; if possible, include the motto of the organization.)

WAIT: Did you orally cite at least 3 sources on the outline? Did you use ethos, logos, and pathos? Did you make action easy by explaining how and where to volunteer?

Bibliography

Following MLA format, write the complete bibliographical information for the 3 or more sources you will orally cite in your speech.