These are not meant to simply summarize what a speaker had to say. Instead, it is an opportunity for the Brother to assess the presented information (agree/disagree and why?). Constructive suggestions for improvements in the presentation or its contents are appropriate. And, the Brother should include examples of how they may apply the information in their Masonic journey. Most meeting evaluation reports are approximately 2-3 pages, submitted in Word or PDF format and accompanied by an Academy cover sheet.
Specific requirements:
Format:
2. Paper:
Name/date of meeting
Name(s) of speakers
Double-spaced
Pages numbered
No spelling, punctuation or grammar errors
Content:
Brief summary (typically 1-3 paragraphs, may be more) of the speaker’s presentation
Assessment of the general usefulness of the presentation for Masons
Examples of what the Brother agrees or disagrees with and why
Constructive suggestions to improve the presentation
Examples of how the Brother may apply information from the presentation to his Masonic journey
No violation of Masonic oath or obligation
