National Parliamentary Debate Workshop
Willamette University
Summer 2005
Introduction to Argumentation: Robert Trapp
Public and Technical Spheres of Argument: Robert Trapp
Speaker Positions, Roles and Rules: Bill Sheffield
Non-policy Case Construction: Robert Trapp
Topicality: Melissa Franke
Irony and Fiat: Rob Layne
Policy Case Constuction: Melissa Franke
Kritik: John Boyer
Topicality: Keith West
Zen and the Art of Debate I: Bonnie Stapleton
Zen and the Art of Debate II: Bonnie Stapleton
Zen and the Art of Debate III: Bonnie Stapleton
Zen and the Art of Debate IV: Bonnie Stapleton
Affirmative Strategies: Skip Rutledge
Oil and Energy Issues: Jon Howland
Researching and Writing Briefs: Konrad Hack
Answering Kritiks: Ian O'Connell
Kritik Construction and Brainstorming: Jon Howland & John Boyer
Disadvantages: Konrad Hack
Generic Disadvantages: Keith West and Melissa Franke
Funding Underfunded Teams: Kyle Debeer
Adapting to Judges: Melissa Franke
Weighing: Rob Layne
Counterplans: John Boyer
Counterplans: Skip Rutledge
Counterplans: Joe Gantt
Permutatons: Rob Layne
Logical Fallacies: Skip Rutledge
The Ethics of Lying: Skip Rutledge
US Supreme Court Decisions: Paul Crisalli