Interested in participating in the PA TSA Mentorship Program? PA-TSA members and chapters can fill out this form to be paired with a State Officer who can assist with different aspects of TSA membership. This officer can email or meet on Zoom to best help you. Please reach out to sot_president@patsa.org if you have any questions! Click here to fill out the form!
The goal of this form is to give student members a chance to share their ideas, suggestions, and opinions with the State Officers. Did something happen at regionals that you think could be improved? Did you have a question but there weren't any resources to help you? Do you have an idea to help States but don't know where to say it? This would be the place to let us know! Click here for the form.
*this form is for student feedback only, adult feedback should be email to an adult PA TSA board member only.*
The updated outreach toolkit is still in development, but feel free to check out the past outreach resources here.
TSA uses parliamentary procedure in its business meetings as well as the popular competitive event, Chapter Team. Use the two documents below to answer all your questions regarding Parli Pro!
TSA Parliamentary Procedure Resources
Is your chapter looking to set up fundraisers but isn't sure where to start? If your answer is yes, then you are in the right place! Check out the fundraising toolkit here. Feel free to reach out to sot_treasurer@patsa.org with any questions.
Wondering what events may fit your interests? Overwhelmed by all the options? Try the new Event Finder questionnaire. This is for both middle school and high school TSA students. Take the quiz and find out what events might interest you!
By understanding how each of your events will be judged, you can better prepare for competition. These annotated rubrics are identical to the ones that appear in the Competitive Events guide, and they are annotated with clarifications, advice, and warnings from students who have previously competed in the events. These presentations will help clarify the event and serve as a guide to you should approach the event.
Disclaimer: These annotations are made by students for students. They are suggestions and clarifications based on our competitive event experiences, NOT a binding ruling from the judges. Rubrics may change from year to year, and judges vary from conference to conference.
View the annotated rubrics on Google Slides: