National Forensic Association http://www.nationalforensics.org Intercollegiate individual events and Lincoln-Douglas debate Tue, 21 Feb 2012 20:05:55 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Latest Website Updates http://www.nationalforensics.org/home/latest-website-updates http://www.nationalforensics.org/home/latest-website-updates#comments Tue, 21 Feb 2012 20:00:19 +0000 nfawebadmin http://69.5.22.38/?p=8
  • February 2012 newsletter posted
  • Host information for the 2012 National tournament posted
  • All NFJ past (and current issue) articles have been posted
  • Fall 2011 newsletter and Tournament Director’s October 2011 newsletter uploaded.
  • Proposed Constitution and Bylaw changes uploaded.
  • Forensic Criticism event description uploaded.
  • Updated DVD availability – check the members page for more information.
  • 2011-2012 LD Resolution: Resolved: the United States Federal Government should substantially change its trade policy and/or practices with the People’s Republic of China. More details on the LD page.
  • Pedagogy Report posted
    • ]]>     http://www.nationalforensics.org/home/latest-website-updates/feed 0     About the National Forensic Association http://www.nationalforensics.org/home/about-the-national-forensic-association http://www.nationalforensics.org/home/about-the-national-forensic-association#comments Fri, 21 Jan 2011 23:13:33 +0000 nfawebadmin http://69.5.22.38/?p=5 The National Forensic Association is a 30-year old association devoted to both education and competitive excellence in intercollegiate speech and debate.

    The National Forensic Association sponsors the largest intercollegiate individual events and Lincoln-Douglas debate tournament as well as a journal devoted to forensic research. You’ll find on the site past results from the national tournament, information about intercollegiate speech and debate events and more.

    If you’re looking for information about forensic science, you won’t find it here — instead, we encourage you to search other sites by using terms such as “forensic science not speech.”

    So why is intercollegiate speech and debate also called forensics? The answer to that and other questions can be found on our FAQ page.

    

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