GFD Welcomes Cheryl Stanga to Georgia Debate!
georgiaforensics is proud to announce the new Debate Coach at Marist Schools, Cheryl Stanga. Cheryl worked with Marist this past year on a limited basis as an assistant coach, but is excited to start officially working at Marist.
Cheryl has been involved with Georgia debate for the past three years - two with Wheeler and one with Marist. While at Wheeler, she coached the 2007 GFCA Novice State Champions. This past season she helped Marist capture AAAA State Runner Up. I was able to sit down with Cheryl and get a couple questions answered. Enjoy the interview!
Live from the Law Quad: Six More Files!
We haven’t abandoned our coverage from Michigan, we’ve just been busy preparing files for you throughout the year. We’re excited to continue our exclusive coverage of the Michigan debate camps. Below the cut you can find six more files that were produced by 7 week labs.
GFD Welcomes Jordana Sternberg to Georgia Debate!
georgiaforensics is proud to continue its summer of introduction by welcoming new Pace Academy coach, Jordana Sternberg to the community. In May of 2008, Pace Academy made it official and named her the new Assistant Coach. She will be teaching debate and some other classes at the middle school campus.
Jordana Sternberg marks the second Lexington High School connection in this summer’s series. She debated for Lexington High School and then for Wake Forest University. She says, “I debated…several generations back — Jon Sharp, Mike Hester, and David Heidt were part of my debate generation, for reference.” Although this is her first official post as a debate coach, she worked as a volunteer with debaters from Henry W. Grady High School in 2005-06 and Riverwood High School in 2004-05. She is an attorney and has been practicing law for the past ten years. For more information on her, you can visit her law site.
I was fortunate enough to sit down (electronically, of course) with her to ask a few questions.
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Live from the Law Quad: Wave 1 Files
Wave two is almost completed, but in the meantime you can download wave 1 files here exclusively.
Live from Hanover: podcasted lectures
Day 1 of the DDW camp tournament is over. The semis will begin tomorrow at noon. All pairings are available on the central website - ddw.wikispaces.com The debaters who inevitably will advance to elimination arounds are those who have studied our lecture series. You too can watch those lectures at the website under “lectures” or NOW you can watch them via podcast. Just search for “Dartmouth Debate Workshop” in the itunes store. More videos will be podcasted throughout the next week.
Stay tuned for updated coverage on the DDW tournament!
Announcing the 2008 Fayette Classic
I just sent an email hopefully to all your coaches with information concerning the 2008 Fayette Classic. More information is after the cut
e-Survivor: Immunity Challenge 5 Results
Warning: This is not your clever, funny video because of the video… but the audio is clever and funny. Think of it more as a podcast. Also, watch the whole thing.
Immunity Challenge 5 Results from Georgia Forensics on Vimeo.
