Registration deadline : March. 27, 2026
Registration deadline : March. 27, 2026
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Organizer : Collage of Oral Medicine
Organizer : Collage of Oral Medicine
Finals：April. 30, 2026
College of Oral Medicine's 5-minute English speech contest is now open for registration!
Designed to enhance students' English communication skills and professional knowledge, providing them with a platform to showcase their abilities!
Theme：Rebuilding Smiles and Lives: Oral Health as a Foundation of Cancer Care
Theme：Rebuilding Smiles and Lives: Oral Health as a Foundation of Cancer Care
In the journey of cancer treatment, oral complications are often overlooked yet can profoundly impact a patient's quality of life. Oral health is the cornerstone of nutrition and the key to reclaiming dignity and joy.
This 5-minute English speech contest invites you to explore the vital role of oral medicine in oncology. Join us in discussing how our expertise and empathy can empower cancer warriors to smile and thrive once more.
This competition aims to enhance students' confidence in presenting their professional knowledge through English speeches on topics such as dental treatment techniques and oral health information. Participants are required to prepare a 5-minute speech on the assigned topic to showcase their research findings and insights.
Prizes & Awards🏆
Prizes & Awards🏆
There are awards for both university and research division:
1st Place 🥇: NTD$12,000
2nd Place 🥈: NTD$8,000
3rd Place 🥉: NTD$5,000
Honorable Mentions 🏅: Several NTD$2,000
Participate: NTD$300 7-11 Coupon
The number of awards may be adjusted based on the number of entries and performance. If entries do not meet the required standard, awards may be withheld.
The competition will be held on April 30th in the morning, with the awards ceremony on the same day. It will be divided into University Division and Research Division.
University Division
University Division
Participants will randomly draw a topic from the question bank designed by the departmental teachers and prepare a 5-minute speech, focusing on divergent thinking related to the topic. The topic will be sent to participants' registered email addresses within one working day after the registration deadline (3/31).
Research Division
Research Division
Including master's and doctoral students, participants are required to prepare a 5-minute speech on a topic related to their own research. After the speech, there will be a 1-minute Q&A session with the judges.
Weight of Scoring Items📝
Weight of Scoring Items📝
Judging Criteria: Evaluation of participants' performance in professional knowledge, speaking skills, organizational abilities, and influence.
Judging Committee:
The judging committee is composed of faculty from the College of Oral Medicine and instructors from the Language Center, including experts in English teaching and specialists in the field of oral medicine.
The judges will score based on criteria such as creativity, expressive ability, organizational skills of content, and fluency of language in the speech.
Criteria
Criteria
University Division
University Division
Originality and Creativity (40%):
The extent to which the speech content is creative and captivating.
Expression Skills (30%):
The proficiency of the speaker in language use and expression.
Content Organization (30%):
The ability to effectively integrate and present information, ideas, or concepts for easy understanding and digestion by the audience.
Research Division
Research Division
Expression Skills (40%):
The proficiency of the speaker in language use and expression.
Content Organization (40%):
The ability to effectively integrate and present information, ideas, or concepts for easy understanding and digestion by the audience.
Short Q&A (20%):
Participants will answer questions related to the speech content posed by the judges, demonstrating further understanding of the topic and the ability to answer questions.
The above selection criteria are for reference only. The detailed selection process and criteria will be adjusted according to the actual situation.
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