Wednesday November 16, 2011 - National Communication ...

Melissa Beall, University of Northern Iowa
Valerie A. Goff Whitecap, Carlow University
John R. Heineman, Lincoln High School, Nebraska
Ruth E. Kay, Detroit Country Day School
William Seiler, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Jean Ann Streiff, Oakland Catholic High School
Nancy Willets, Cape Cod Community College
408153 11:00 AM to 12:15 PM Sheraton New Orleans Salon 820 - Eighth Floor
Voice of Evaluation: Shaping Judges' Voices and the Effect on Competition
Sponsor: Argumentation and Forensics Division
Chair: Gina L. Jensen, Webster University
Respondent: Jeffrey A. Stoppenhagen, Boise State University
"Binning and Blocking: Methods of Maintaining Elite Classes of Debate Adjudicators" Rose Helens-Hart, University of
Kansas
"Delivery in NPDA: An analysis of fast and slow delivery" Michael H. Eaves, Valdosta State Univ
"Giving lay judges the keys to the castle: How a framework manual helps prepare and inform perspective guest
judges about what they are about to see and hear" Thomas D. Serfass, Webster University
"Judge adaptation as a crucial pedagogical tool in parliamentary debate" Steve R. Robertson, Chapman University;
William Neesen, University of California, Long Beach
"Oral debate critiques and their effect on participants" William Neesen, University of California, Long Beach; Steve
R. Robertson, Chapman University
"Voicing a Need for Judging Standards: Developmental Case Study of the National Forensic League Judge Training
and Certification Program" Adam J. Jacobi, National Forensic League
408154 11:00 AM to 12:15 PM Sheraton New Orleans Salon 821 - Eighth Floor
Tuning the Millennial Voice: Meeting Pedagogical Challenges of “Millennials” in Classroom and
Competition Contexts
Sponsor: National Forensic Association
Chair: Kathy Brittain Richardson, Berry College
Respondent: Hope Stallings Willoughby, Georgia State University
"'I’ve Been on a Team Since I Was Three and I’ve Always Gotten a Trophy': Describing and Understanding
Characteristics of Millennials" Kathy Brittain Richardson, Berry College
"Beyond Generation: Teaching Millennials About Audience-Centered Adaptation" Anna Zimmerman, Wayne State
University ; Brendan B. Kelly, Univ of West Florida
"Communicating with Millennials: Closing the Loop with the Always-On-But-Never-Quite-There Generation" Andrew
F. Wood, San Jose State University
"My Mom Thinks I’m Special; So Should You: Challenges of Coaching Millennials" Chip Hall, Carson-Newman College
"The Revolutionary Will Not Be Tweeted: Forensic Education and the Articulation of Social Consciousness" R.
Randolph Richardson, Berry College
408156 11:00 AM to 12:15 PM Sheraton New Orleans Salon 825 - Eighth Floor
Considering New Voices for Tropes in Contemporary Rhetorical Theory
Sponsor: Rhetorical and Communication Theory Division
Chair: Kendall R. Phillips, Syracuse University
Respondent: Kendall R. Phillips, Syracuse University
"Playing the Part of the Part: Subject Form(s), Performance and the Subject-as-Trope" Daniel Mistich, University of