Table of Contents

Organizing and establishing debate clubs Recruiting and retaining members Training novice and experienced debaters Creating publicity networks and finding support for debating activities Staging debate events, including contests, tournaments, training workshops, public issue discussions, speaking contests, and more Expanding through partnerships and the creation of leagues

About the Author

Alfred C. Snider is the Edwin W. Lawrence Professor of Forensics at the University of Vermont. He has received every award given to American university debate educators. Prof. Snider has conducted done debate training in 40 countries. He is director of the World Debate Institute and operates one of the world's largest debating websites, Debate Central.