SpCm 212 Testout Written Exam Results and Room Assignments [last update 12/20/11 ]

Results are posted by the last 6 digits of your University ID#. If you want confirmation of the results you can contact Dr. Slagell.

PASS:
Here is the list of people whose scores were over 80% on the written portions of the SpCm 212 testout exam; at least one week before the exam, this list will also include the exact room numbers you should report to at 1 p.m. on the Friday before classes begin to turn in your speech outline and to present your speech for the oral portion of the exam.  Congratulations on your success with Part I. You can expect an audience of about 15 listeners during your presentation. Be sure to look at the information online about the requirements for the oral presentation and speech outline. See Specific Criteria for each Stage of the Test-Out, stages: 2 and 3 for details.

The following students should be ready to speak by 1 p.m. Friday, January  6, 2012.  There will be a projector available for visual aids; students should provide their own computers (if you have a Mac make sure you have the appropriate cord to hook up to standard projectors). Let Dr. Slagell know if you have concerns about this or if you want another kind of visual aid support such as an easel.  


Oral Exam will be held in room 2157 Pearson Hall for the following:
 Oral Exam will be held in room 2158 Pearson for the following:
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No PASS:
Here is the list of people whose scores on the SpCm 212 testout were below 80 %.  No T credit has been earned.  We do allow students to make a second attempt at the written exam.  You can contact the testing office to begin the process over. Written Exams must be completed at least a week before the next testout date for the oral presentation part of the exam.  The oral part of the exam is always held the Friday before classes begin for the spring and fall semesters (in early January and then in mid to late August).  

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Questions? contact Dr. Slagell [speechlady@iastate.edu]