Re: Administrators

["Robert C. Chandler" <rcchand@rs6000.cmp.ilstu.edu>]

See Chandler, R.C. and J.D. Hobbs, (1991) "The benefits of intercollegiate 
policy debate training to various professions," ARGUMENT IN CONTROVERSY: 
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SEVENTH SCA/AFA CONFERENCE ON ARGUMENTATION. 
Annandale, VA: SCA, 388-390.

On Tue, 28 Feb 1995, David Hotchkin wrote:

> Recently the President of Pepperdine viewed a video of the final round of
> Nats at MTSU last year.  He was worried about the use of speed and the
> lack of education that he saw exhibited in that round. (?)  We are
> wondering if anyone has done any work on the success of debaters in
> post-circuit lives and the benefits of debate itself that we could use to
> appease his fear of debate having changed too much since his days at
> Stanford.  Is there anyone out there that can help with this info?  Even
> anecdotes might be helpful, especially from people who were from the
> "elite" (i.e. the people who force everyone else to go fast and destroy
> debate) ;)
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> David Hotchkin
> Pepperdine University
> 
> 
>

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