Lincoln Douglas Debate (LD) is a one-on-one event where debaters argue
against one another on a specified resolution. Many people refer to LD
Debate as a “values” debate, as questions of morality and justice
are commonly examined. Over this multi-week intensive, students will
hear lectures on the topic that will start the school year, debate
theory, and skills development. Students will also experience many
practice rounds, as well as a camp-wide tournament, and end of camp
celebration. Students will be broken up into learning labs based on
previous debate experience. Students will develop their research,
listening, and public speaking skills. Students will make new friends
and have fun as they get to know others in the MN debate community.
The daily schedule will include topic lectures by licensed teachers,
university instructors, and mentorship by college students. Students
will collaborate and learn in research groups and have daily speeches
and skill building development. Scheduling Notes: There will be
half-day programming on Saturday and Sunday (1:00-5:00pm). Students
will check into the dorms on the afternoon of June 21st, and will
check out on the afternoon of July 2nd. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and
snacks are included in the residential experience.
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