1st, 3rd and 5th Thursdays of the month from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m
Princeton United Methodist Church auditorium,
Corner of Nassau and Vandeventer
Streets, Princeton
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President’s Message
Whether you are new to the art of public speaking, or whether you have delivered countless speeches, Princeton Toastmasters offers a supportive environment to learn new skills and enhance those you already have. Come join us!
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Club Goals
Two CC's Two Additional CC's AC Additional AC CL, AL, or DTM Additional CLs, ALs, or DTMs Four New Members Four More New Members Officers Trained Dues on Time 4 Goals Achieved Recognition Objectives
5 = Distinguished Club
7 = Select Distinguished Club
9 = President's Distinguished Club
Monday March 1, 2010 was a first in more than number. Jack Levitt, DTM hosted the first Princeton Toastmasters webinar titled, "The Do's and Don'ts of Evaluation".
With so many new communication channels available today, web video, email, web conference, it's inevitable that Toastmaster projects will begin to move "online".
For the benefit of the club and potential evaluators, click on either the picture or the link above to enjoy the presentation.
There are many reasons people come to Toastmasters — improve communication, build leadership skills, get encouragement from a supportive group. The number one reason though is to get past the fear of public speaking. Here’s a real life testimonial from someone who got past the fear. Most people do, you can too.
While working on my personal YouTube account, I discovered several professionally produced videos about Toastmasters. Here is one I liked very much. Thank you Toastmasters.
Two CC's 
CL, AL, or DTM 
Monday March 1, 2010 was a first in more than number. Jack Levitt, DTM hosted the first Princeton Toastmasters webinar titled, "The Do's and Don'ts of Evaluation".