NAUDL Annual Report 2020-FINAL (WEB UPDATES)

2020 Debater of the Year Olivia Northcutt-Wyly
Investor Report
2019-2020

Building our Brand Transformation
In June 2019, NAUDL unveiled its new brand. The
highlight was a revamped logo, more modern in
its look and in its emphasis of voice over podium.
However, the imagery was only part of a much
greater organizational showcase.
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Center Our
Storyline
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Expand Our Trajectory
of Influence
NAUDL’s role is to illuminate the unique power of
debate and to effectively amplify and celebrate
the work of our partner leagues. Our students’
stories, however, stand as theirs to tell.
NAUDL has advanced its commitment to
connect debate not only to classroom and
campus preparation, but also to professional
development and portable life skills.
Indeed, the new logo was a visual that helped usher in a
shift in the way that we approach and communicate our
mission. What was created as a grassroots organization
that sought to address the gaps of debate interventions in
and around city centers (galvanized by former champion
debaters who knew firsthand the impact of debate),
NAUDL is now a professional leader, steered by a talented
team of experts with long tenures in the education and
non-profit fields. To that end, our brand and message
are now a cohesive system. From our program priorities
to expanding our footprint, all strategies and ideas are
concentrated in several new tenets:
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Respect
Big Data
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Align Our
Technical Support
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Steward Financial Diversity
and Transparency
Understanding the critical function of smart
evaluation and analysis in our efficacy, NAUDL is
committed to ensuring actionable, meaningful and
accessible data is now at the core of our work.
NAUDL’s resources, lessons and tools must
serve a range of organizational settings, so
that they can best benefit our partner leagues,
coaches and students in meeting their goals.
Nothing is more important to NAUDL than the
confidence of our donors in their investment. We
recognize that we must leverage these dollars in
the best ways possible to promote fiscal growth
and sustainability.
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Fostering the Bonds of Communication
In 2019, Executive Director Rhonda Haynes
launched a monthly blog series called
“Perspective,” providing relevant reflections on
the debate community and its intersection with
societal and cultural issues.
Topics ranged from the nostalgia of back-to-school and academic heroes to “power
revealed” for the good of the next generation.
One of the more noteworthy posts was a reflection on Urban Debate and the Civil
Rights Movement. This special piece centered around an unforgettable immersion trip
made by NAUDL staff, board members and alumni last June to Montgomery, Alabama –
home of the Equal Justice Initiative Legacy Museum and Memorial. Here is an excerpt:
We covered the spectrum, from
Generation Z and Millennials to Gen
X-ers and Boomers. Our life experiences,
ethnicity and backgrounds varied, but
we all expressed one mutual interest:
connecting and growing from our
shared time in Montgomery.
Together, we realized that objective and so much more. We found the gift of
understanding as we confronted Montgomery’s prominent role in the trafficking of
enslaved people, our nation’s heartless acts of racial terrorism, and a new perspective on
the critical role of advocacy for socially just policies and practices.
We also found understanding in our own personal stories. We demonstrated that
people can have different opinions, political viewpoints, and generational ideals, while
respectfully engaging in open dialogue around highly-complex and pervasive issues.
This was a life-changing experience for all who shared it — and a catalyst to refocus
equity at the heart of NAUDL’s work.
Though we can’t always travel to Montgomery or storied places like it, our pledge is to
facilitate experiences and important discourse in the months ahead – particularly in this
monumental time of both change and unrest for our country, bringing together the
debate, civic and philanthropic communities in a collective way.
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Emerging as a Leader
Through Innovation
Showcasing Our Impact
and Evaluation
Over the last few years, NAUDL has worked to
thoughtfully elevate its relationships with our
league partners while leveraging new platforms
to provide strategic direction and critical counsel.
The most novel and comprehensive outcome of this pursuit was the launch of the Teach
Debate online curriculum (housed at www.urbandebate.org). Designed to meet leagues and
coaches “where they are” to reach success, this instructional site delivers:
22
Leagues
702
Schools
• A novice policy debate curriculum with lesson plans aligned with college and career
readiness standards
• Best practice materials and guidelines for leading high-performing leagues and coaches
• Fully searchable, curated extension lesson plans and toolkits (organized by primary skill)
• Introductory learning modules for novice debaters and coaches
• Access to Common Core files for the respective season
• An interactive “community” platform for teachers and coaches to share and inquire about
activities and practices
In its first full year, Teach Debate was utilized by members of all 22 leagues. We are excited
by the initial success of this site and expect that Teach Debate will continue to be a “go-to
resource” for our network.
USAGE STATS (end of pilot evaluation)
65
league staff
members
278
coaches
100%
rated the site
useful or very
useful
Nearly
40%
utilized at least
1x/week
10,246
Debaters
29k
Student Tournament Attendance
Not so long ago, NAUDL’s relationship with data
was static, at best.
Today, we have a data-forward approach, with dynamic analysis and concrete collection
methods to serve as building blocks for tracking outcomes, developing new partnerships
and programs, identifying gaps in service, and determining sophisticated opportunity
mapping. Additionally, all leagues now have access to performance dashboards on
league activity, attendance, and participation levels in real time. In collaborating with our
leagues on data and evaluation, NAUDL is able to confidently report on our own strategic
goals and mission alignment, while working to recognize areas of improvement and,
more, to celebrate milestones of success with our partner leagues.
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2020 Annual Awards:
A Spirit of Celebration
Debater of the Year
Olivia Northcutt-Wyly
Dallas Urban Debate Alliance | School of Science and Engineering Magnet School
Career Aspiration: Bioethics and Epidemiology
This year, even though we could not convene
together for our marquee spring events, lost due
to the pandemic, we still wanted to celebrate.
Namely, we wanted to find ways to “shine a spotlight” on those who would traditionally be
honored at our Annual Dinner – the 2020 Debater of the Year, 2020 Coach of the Year
and Debater of the Year Finalists, as well as tens of qualifiers for our National Tournament
from leagues across the country. Our continued compliments go to these individuals – we
are proud to have you as such impressive ambassadors of the debate community.
Coach of the Year
Jamelle Brown
Debate! Kansas City | Sumner Academy of Arts & Science
Congratulations to the 2020 NAUDL Coach
of the Year Jamelle Brown. The annual
Coach of the Year Award recognizes an
educator who has dedicated his or her
career to ensuring all students have access
to debate. Ms. Brown is an institution at
Debate! Kansas City, where her level of
commitment over nearly two decades is
unparalleled. She is also a faculty member at
Sumner Academy of Arts & Science.
Mrs. Brown is a shining example of service
and leadership in our league. Our league has
always prioritized making debate a haven
for students, expanding access to the activity
for all students in the urban core.
Olivia Northcutt-Wyly is a 2x NAUDL National Qualifier and seasoned debate champion.
However, Olivia’s passions extend beyond debate — most notably as the founder of
Chronically Gifted, an organization that provides tutoring services for chronically ill children.
That knowledge I was gathering was POWER –
and I knew that, if wielded correctly, I could
make some serious changes.
A longtime coach shares that Olivia’s mature vision, and most resilient personality, have
been vital to the operations of the Dallas league. Through applying the research and
public speaking skills gained through debate, Olivia has created real-time change, both
personally and for the community.
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Debater of the Year
2020 Finalist Profiles
DEBATER OF THE YEAR RUNNER-UP
Dewayne C. Martin
Miami-Dade | American Senior High School
College/Career Interests: Public Policy and
Economics
“It has been my self-tasked
responsibility to utilize debate as
a platform to spark change in our
community and hope for
generations to come.”
Sophia Funk
Silicon Valley | Cristo Rey San Jose Jesuit
High School
College/Career Interests: Environmental Science,
Urban Studies, Education
“Through debate, I learned to navigate
structures that weren’t created for me.”
Hasna Iqbal
Boston | Boston Latin Academy
College/Career Interests: Medicine, Healthcare
“Knowing you have value is important, but
believing it makes it true.”
Allen Avrakh
New York City | Leon M. Goldstein High School
College/Career Interests: Finance, Criminal
Justice, Corporate Law
“Through debate, I have learned how
to lead a team, how to teach people
and how to make myself known.”
Kiara Roumayah
Detroit | University High School Academy
College/Career Interests: PPE- Philosophy, Politics
and Economics
“Debate helped me find my voice. I’ll
never be silent as long as I have the
opportunity and the choice to speak
what I see.”
Diego Flores
Los Angeles | Bravo Medical Magnet High School
College/Career Interests: Political Science, UDL
Coordinator/Executive Director, Debate Coach,
Teacher/Professor
“Debate holds me down and keeps
me grounded in ways that no other
activity does.”
Nikola (Nik) Stamenkovic-Diez
Chicago Debates | John F. Kennedy High School
College/Career Interests: Civil Rights Law, Non-Profit
Founder
“Debate has inspired me to stimulate
practical change in my community.”
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A Season of Determination: 2020 Urban Debate National Championship Qualifiers
A culmination of months of effort and teamwork,
NAUDL is pleased to recognize the qualifiers of
the 2020 Urban Debate National Championship.
Typically the pinnacle of the debate season, qualifying teams for the UDNC must
consist of students who attend the same school and who have competed in at least
three league-sponsored tournaments over the school year. We congratulate all of our
debaters and their coaches on their hard work and dedication in the 2019-20 season.
RESOLVED:
The United States federal government should substantially
reduce Direct Commercial Sales and/or Foreign Military Sales
of arms from the United States.
Atlanta Urban Debate League
Masadericka Ampafo and Aaron Gill
ROCKDALE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Karease Quashie
Atlanta Urban Debate League
Maddox Gates and Terroin Joiner
CHARLES R. DREW CHARTER SCHOOL
Coach: Candice Williams
Bay Area Urban Debate League
Ne’Jahra Soriano and Salvador Sanchez-
Cortez
EMERY HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Jessica Wright-Crichlow
Bay Area Urban Debate League
Megan Ma and Veronica Liu
OAKLAND TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Seth Zimmerman
Boston Debate League
Justin Perez and Tyerohn Coleman
CHARLESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Matt Grimes
Boston Debate League
Nia Thompson and Hasna Iqbal
BOSTON LATIN ACADEMY
Coach: Sneha Walia
Chicago Debates
Nik Stamenkovic and Gabriella Perez
JOHN F. KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Kevin Trant
Chicago Debates
Aysia Grey and Dimarvin Puerto
LANE TECH COLLEGE PREP
Coach: Andrew Fine
Dallas Urban Debate Alliance
Olivia Northcutt-Wyly and Manaas Sharma
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
MAGNET SCHOOL
Coach: Ping Zhuge and Stephen Hyman
Dallas Urban Debate Alliance
Francesca Gilbad and Felipe Mancera
SCHOOL FOR THE TALENTED AND GIFTED
(TAG MAGNET)
Coach: Alfonso Correa
DEBATE! Kansas City
Jaleon Brown and Neymara Freeman
SUMNER ACADEMY OF ARTS & SCIENCE
Coach: Jamelle Brown
(2020 NAUDL Coach of the Year)
DEBATE! Kansas City
Emmarie Miller and Michelle Sall
LINCOLN COLLEGE PREP
Coach: Charles Palmer
Denver Urban Debate League
Joshua Duran and Danh Vu
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. EARLY
COLLEGE
Coach: Rachel Bruce
Denver Urban Debate League
Reyna Esquibel and Owen Schalk
DENVER CITY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
Coach: Benjamin Pruitt
Detroit Urban Debate League
Nakayla Butler and Jabari Cook
UNIVERSITY PREP HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Sukhvinder Johal
Detroit Urban Debate League
Danielle Cain and Lavern Harden
UNIVERSITY PREP HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Sharon Hopkins
Houston Urban Debate League
Alexander Poll and Thomas Williams
HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Isaac Chao
Houston Urban Debate League
Alfonso Arreola and Lee Carter
HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Isaac Chao
Los Angeles Metropolitan Debate League
Diego Flores and Jackie Ize-Iyamu
FRANCISCO BRAVO MEDICAL MAGNET HIGH
SCHOOL
Coach: Steve Valenzuela
Los Angeles Metropolitan Debate League
Qi Bin Lei and Gabriel Gutierrez
ALLIANCE MARC AND EVA STERN MATH AND
SCIENCE SCHOOL
Coach: Yvonne Gutierrez
Metro Memphis Urban Debate League
Maggie Dearmore and Hope McClew
WHITE STATION HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Curt Rakestraw
Metro Memphis Urban Debate League
Lydia Grace and Harper Kolehmainen
CROSSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Deion Jordan
Miami Dade Urban Debate League
Naomi Tsu and Aliya Dhanji
AMERICAN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Bernadette Chitolie
Miami Dade Urban Debate League
Gabriel Zamora and Maximo Mayora
AMERICAN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Bernadette Chitolie
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Milwaukee Debate League
Samuel Larson and Adit Gupta
MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Linnea Stanton
Milwaukee Debate League
Yeraldy Ramirez-Estanislao and Elizabeth
Literski
RUFUS KING HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Stephanie King
Minnesota Urban Debate League
Elsa Snowbeck and Henry Kelly
HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Lily Endo
Minnesota Urban Debate League
Simon Jarcho and Isabel Kleckner
WASHBURN HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Izak Gallini-Matyas
Nashville Debate League
Kurt Schelzig and Mohammad Laghari
HILLSBORO HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Joseph Nettles
Nashville Debate League
Iris May-Fleming and Hannah Sanders
HUME-FOGG ACADEMIC MAGNET
SCHOOL
Coach: Courtney Shultz
New York City Urban Debate League
Not available
Leagues
2020
Portland
Oakland/San Francisco
Silicon Valley
Denver
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Tulsa
Rhode Island Urban Debate League
Erick Gonzalez Soto and Jose Rivera
BLACKSTONE ACADEMY CHARTER
SCHOOL
Coach: Christina Lee
Silicon Valley Urban Debate League
Daksh Jain and Jasleen Rhandawa
SILVER CREEK HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Robert Burns
Silicon Valley Urban Debate League
Tiffany Tran and Ishita Verma
SILVER CREEK HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Robert Burns
Tulsa Debate League
Hannah Hoff and Cormell Padillow
WILL ROGERS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Michael Haskins
Tulsa Debate League
Courtne Jordan and Yaakov Ewell
MCLAIN HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: David Lawrence
Washington Urban Debate League
(Washington, D.C.)
Paola Almendarez and Lola Rogin
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA INTERNATIONAL
SCHOOL
Coach: Patrick McMullen
Washington Urban Debate League
(Washington, D.C.)
Ernest Ntangu and Justin Sayoto
DUVAL HIGH SCHOOL
Coach: Dara Davis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Dallas
Houston
Detroit
Nashville
Memphis
Atlanta
Boston
Rhode Island
New York
Baltimore
Washington DC
Miami
Donor Recognition
It’s simple. No non-profit can exist without the
financial backing of its donors.
The philanthropy of our donors is never taken for granted at NAUDL. We recognize
here our most generous supporters this year. (Note: NAUDL’s fiscal year is July - June.)
$250,000
Citi Foundation
$100,000+
Anonymous
The Wade Family Trust
$60,000+
Leonard A. Gail and
Robin M. Steans
Hersh Foundation
$40,000+
The Asia Group
Foundation
Joshua and Jessica Friess
$20,000+
Kent and Elizabeth Dauten
Michael Gottlieb and
Julianna Goldman
Mark and Karen
Koulogeorge
Randal and Liz Sandler
Stuart and Rose Singer
$10,000+
Eric Aboaf and
Cheryl Whaley
William J. Blechman
John and Susan Graham
The Greystone Foundation
Massey & Gail LLP
$5,000 – $9,999
Eli R. Kaplan and
Sasha Borowsky
Kenneth M. Karas and
Frances Bivens
Alex More
Spencer Nelson
Matthew Nichols and
Katrina Burton-Nichols
The Paulos Foundation
Jason Trice
$2,500 – $4,999
Dechert LLP
Matthew and Charlene
Ehmer
Gregory Ekey
Wayne L. Firestone
William A. Isaacson and
Sophia McCroklin
Tammy and Peter
McCutchen
Scott H. Segal
Miles Taub and
Susan M. Goldschmidt
David Zarefsky
$1,000 – $2,499
Jennifer Armstrong
Eric Ball
Howard Beales
Jessamyn S. Berniker
Heather Brilliant
Dr. David Glass
Rita Gold
David and Rita Gottlieb
Bobbie Gregg
Jen and Will Hardwicke
Thomas A. Isaacson
Alan Loewinsohn
Ann and Scott Michel
The More Human
Happiness Fund
Kathleen and Lawrence
Petitti
Joseph M. Terry
Robert D. Wick
$500 – $999
Joseph Angland
Michael Bartanen
Andrea Derrer
Susan A. Dunn
Justine B. Fisher
Ann and Richard Flannery
Rachel Haig
Matthew Harms
George and Sally
Hauptfuhrer
Rhonda Haynes
Jay Kang
David Kistenbroker
John Kuehn
Joel Perwin
Ronald Peterson
Elizabeth Petronio
Kelli L. Sager
David M. Schiffman
Ryan Skolnick
James Speta
Mark Thierfelder
Theodore M. Utchen
Craig Wickersham
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Statements of Financial Position
June 30, 2019 and 2018
NAUDL Board of Directors
2019-2020
ASSETS 2019 2018
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 554,002 $ 994,680
Investments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102,212
Unconditional promises to give . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92,063 445,783
Accrued interest receivable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 742
Miscellaneous receivable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,774 2,208
Prepaid expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,365 20,836
Total Current Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 772,158 1,463,507
PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT - NET . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,340 5,850
OTHER ASSETS
Security deposit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,480 5,280
TOTAL ASSETS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 790,978 $ 1,474,637
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Accounts payable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 25,633 $ 22,254
Accrued expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41,913 66,398
Total Current Liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67,546 88,652
LONG-TERM LIABILITIES
Deferred lease liability . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,300 15,409
NET ASSETS
Without donor restrictions:
General operating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161,567 233,133
Board designated . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 454,614 451,035
Total without donor restrictions . . . . . . . . . . . 616,181 684,168
With donor restrictions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98,951 686,408
Total Net Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 715,132 1,370,576
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS . . . . . . . . $ 790,978 $ 1,474,637
Stuart H. Singer, Board Chair
Partner
BOIES SCHILLER & FLEXNER LLP
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Jeffrey Allred
Partner
NELSON MULLINS RILEY &
SCARBOROUGH LLP
Atlanta, GA
Eric R. Ball
General Partner
IMPACT VENTURE CAPITAL
Redwood City, CA
William J. Blechman
Partner
KENNY NACHWALTER
Miami, FL
Kevin I.C. Donaldson, Esq.
Senior Attorney
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Juno Beach, FL
Wayne L. Firestone
NON-PROFIT EXECUTIVE
Takoma Park, MD
Joshua Friess, Ph.D.
Founder and Consultant
TWO POINT STRATEGIC
CONSULTING, LLC
Hinsdale, IL
Leonard A. Gail, Immediate Past Chair
Founding Partner
MASSEY & GAIL LLP
Chicago, IL
David J. Glass, M.D.
Vice President, Research
Aging/Age-Related Disorders
REGENERON PHARMACEUTICALS
Cambridge, MA
Michael J. Gottlieb
Partner
WILLKIE FARR & GALLAGHER LLP
Washington, D.C.
John Graham
Professor, School of Public and
Environmental Affairs
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
Bloomington, IN
Kenneth A. Hersh
President and Chief Executive Officer
GEORGE W. BUSH PRESIDENTIAL CENTER
Dallas, TX
The Honorable Kenneth M. Karas
US District Judge
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
White Plains, NY
Janet Kavinoky
Vice President, Federal & State
Governmental Affairs
VULCAN MATERIALS COMPANY
Birmingham, AL
Bobbie L. King, Jr.
Senior Corporate Counsel
CHARLES RIVER LABORATORIES
Wilmington, MA
Mark T. Koulogeorge
Managing General Partner
MK CAPITAL
Northbrook, IL
George S. LeMieux
Chairman of the Board and Shareholder
GUNSTER LAW FIRM
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Meredith McClintock
Founder and CEO
READY SOLAR, INC.
Portola Valley, CA
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Tammy D. McCutchen
Principal
LITTLER MENDELSON P.C.
Washington, D.C.
Nikhil Mirchandani
Managing Director
INHERENT GROUP, LP
New York, NY
Nirav Patel
President and Co-Founder
THE ASIA GROUP
Washington, D.C.
Randal Sandler
Director, Client Service and Marketing
BRIDGEWATER ASSOCIATES, LP
Westport, CT
Scott H. Segal
Partner
BRACEWELL LLP
Washington, DC
John Stubbs
Managing Partner
ROMULUS
Washington, D.C.
NAUDL Staff
Rhonda Haynes
Executive Director
Julie Byun
Director of Finance and Administration
Greg Ekey
Director of Education and League
Programming
Luke Hill
Director of Data Systems & Performance
Management
Madalyn Messer-Brooks
Director of Development
Sara Sanchez
National Communications and Debate
Program Manager
Stephen C. Perry
President and Chief Executive Officer
CLARITAGE CAPITAL, LP
New York, NY
Shaun Van Horn
Partner
JENNER & BLOCK LLP
Chicago, IL
James R. Roland
Director of Community Debate Programs
EMORY UNIVERSITY
Atlanta, GA
Jennifer Northam Wade
Los Angeles, CA
Honorary Board Members
David Boies
Chairman
BOIES SCHILLER & FLEXNER LLP
David L. Boren
President Emeritus
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
Wesley K. Clark
Chief Executive Officer
WESLEY K. CLARK & ASSOCIATES, LLC
The Honorable Lawrence H. Summers
Charles W. Eliot University Professor
Director, Mossavar-Rahmani Center for
Business and Government
HARVARD KENNEDY SCHOOL
Laurence H. Tribe
Carl M. Loeb University Professor and
Professor of Constitutional Law
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL
Willie E. Gary
Partner
GARY, WILLIAMS, PARENTI, WATSON &
GARY, PLLC
Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
Alphonse Fletcher, Jr. University Professor
Director, Hutchins Center for African &
African American Research
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
The Honorable Ken Salazar
Partner
WILMERHALE
The Honorable Sylvester Turner
Mayor
CITY OF HOUSTON
Paul G. Vallas
Co-Founder
VALLAS GROUP INC
David Zarefsky
Professor Emeritus, Communication Studies
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
NAUDL Mission
Advancing debate education in urban public schools to amplify
youth voices and to develop confidence and skills for future success.
NAUDL provides its 22 league partners with debate practices, programs, training, model
resources and curricula so that they can bring the unique “power of debate” – academic
rigor, personal empowerment, civic engagement, and community-building – to schools and
students across the country.
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