Publishing in PKD's The Forensic

[Steven Hunt <hunt@lclark.edu>]

Just a reminder to potential authors that the due date for articles book 
reviews editorial opinions and student/coaches tips on forensics are due 
to Steve Hunt Dec l5, l994.
The Forensic publishes articles, well thought out opinion statements, and 
reviews in the areas of argumentation, debate, forensics, individual 
speaking, oral interpretation, rhetoric and dialectic, informal logic, 
and persuasion. 
The editor would especially like to encourage articles and opinions about
l) Outcomes assessment in forensics
2) Computer program usage in managing forensics tournaments in debate 
and/or individual events
3) The training teaching load and evaluation of forensics directors
4) The potential for reunification of the forensics community between NDT 
CEDA NEDA Parliamentary NIET NFA etc. etc. 
5) Use of electronic systems in research pros and cons good aspects how 
to's and potential problems and solutions of electronic research and of 
utilizing electronically obtained evidence
6) Reviews of electronic list serve debate and individual events systems
7) Speakers bureau programs public forums public debates high school 
forensics education programs facilitated by colleges and universities
8) Endowment campaigns corporate sponsorships for forensics
9) Graduate education in forensics  mentors  directing forensics classes 
training in argumentation  how and where DOF's can become able to coach 
NDT policy CEDA values Parliamentary debate  Public Speaking  events and 
Oral Interpretation 
Should forensics educators have had to have been forensics participants?
Should forensics educators have degress in speech communication in 
rhetoric and public address in argumentation theory?
Should forensics educators have had to have taken a course in directing 
forensics?
l0) How does modern argumentation theory get into debate: Toulmin, 
Perelman, Walton, informal logics, etc. 

Articles and reviews should be in MLA 3 or APA 3
Articles should be sent on a disk preferrably utilizing Microsoft Word 
Macintosh or DOS but Word Perfect ok too. There should also be 3 good 
hard copies to be sent to associate editors for blind review.

Steve Hunt
Dept of Comm
Lewis & Clark College
Portland, OR 972l9
hunt@lclark.edu
503-768-7617

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