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June 2018

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SUNDAY, JUNE 17 • 8:00am -4 :00pmFORT LAUDERDALE CONVENTION CENTER

ROOM 317 (ACROSS FROM THE NSDA STORE)

TUESDAY, JUNE 19 • 6:00pm -9 :00pmNSDA STUDENT PARTY @ AMERICA’S BACKYARDREVOLUTION ROOM (TABLE IN THE NSDA STORE)

THURSDAY, JUNE 21 • 12 :30pm -5 :00pmFORT LAUDERDALE CONVENTION CENTERROOMS 113/114 (TABLE IN THE NSDA STORE)

SUNDAY SCHEDULE Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County Convention Center

7:30 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.Early Registration for Tournament Officials ONLYFloridian Ballroom A

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Tournament Registration for ALL SchoolsFloridian Ballroom A

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.National Tournament ExpoFloridian Ballroom B-D

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Shop the Speech & Debate StoreRooms 315/316

9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.All Tab Staff MeetingGrand Ballroom C-E (Note: Group meeting, then indvidual tab breakouts from 9:30-11:00 a.m. Find details via the Nats18 Guidebook app.)

10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

First Time at Nationals Coach Reception presented by the generous contributions of the NSDA staff, their friends, and their familiesGrand Ballroom A

10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Coaches’ CaucusesGrand Ballrooms G and H (see page 8 for details)

11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.Building Your Power Through Speech and Debatepresented by Students Demand ActionGrand Ballroom C-E (see page 9 for details)

12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.District Leadership Luncheon and Awards CeremonyGrand Ballroom A

12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.McKinsey & Company Reception for USA Debate Team Members (invitation only)Grand Ballroom D

1:15 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.National Student of the Year Finalists (invitation only)Staging Area – Room 207; Interviews – Room 204; Filming – Room 203

1:45 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.

World Schools Training and DemoGrand Ballroom C-E (Note: This training is required for all World Schools judges. Judges who absolutely cannot attend on Sunday must attend the make-up training session Monday at 8:00 a.m. in the West Broward HS Auditorium.)

4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Late Registration (NOT RECOMMENDED)Floridian Ballroom A (Note: Coaches who absolutely cannot attend Sunday registration must register Monday morning promptly at 7:00 a.m. at Cypress Bay HS in 301D (Inside Media Center).

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We are honored to host a series of coaches’ caucuses Sunday, June 17 at the Convention Center to address

issues of inclusion in the speech and debate community. We hope interested coaches will join in this

important discussion and dialogue!

National Speech & Debate AssociationCoaches’ Caucuses

10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. – Grand Ballroom GAsian American Coaches’ Caucus

Led by David Long, Pennsylvania, and Jennifer Nguyen, California

11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. – Grand Ballroom HAfrican American/Black Coaches’ Caucus

Led by Adesuwa Omoruyi, Texas, and Aaron Timmons, Texas

2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. – Grand Ballroom GHispanic/Latinx Coaches’ Caucus

Led by Sal Tinajero, California, and Tony Ugalde, California

3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. – Grand Ballroom HLGBT+ Coaches’ Caucus

Led by Crawford Leavoy, North Carolina, and Jon Martin, Florida

4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. – Grand Ballroom GWomxn Coaches’ Caucus

Led by Jamelle Brown, Kansas, and Victoria Freeman, Nebraska

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MAIN DEBATE EVENTSCX • PF • LD

Monday, June 189:00 a.m. Round 111:30 a.m. Round 22:00 p.m. Round 34:00 p.m. Round 4

Tuesday, June 198:00 a.m. Round 510:00 a.m. Round 62:00 p.m. Round 74:00 p.m. Round 8

6 to 9 p.m. – NSDA Student Party and Supplemental Re-registration (page 41)

Wednesday, June 208:00 a.m. Round 911:30 a.m. Round 103:00 p.m. Round 116:00 p.m. Round 12

2 to 8:30 p.m. – Consolation Re-registration (page 24)

Thursday, June 218:00 a.m. Round 13 (CX / LD /PF)10:00 a.m. Round 14 (LD / PF)11:00 a.m. Round 14 (CX)12:00 p.m. Round 15 (LD / PF)1:30 p.m. Round 16 (LD / PF)2:00 p.m. Round 15 (CX)5:00 p.m. Round 16* (CX) * If needed

Friday, June 22Convention Center – Hall A12:30 p.m. CX Final2:30 p.m. LD Final3:30 p.m. PF Final6:30 p.m. Awards Assembly

Additional Schedules:Page 16 World Schools DebatePage 17 Congressional DebatePage 18 Big Questions Debate

2018 Master Schedule

MAIN SPEECH EVENTSUSX • IX • OO • INF • HI • DI • DUO • POI

Monday, June 189:00 a.m. Round 1 (Draw: 8:30)11:30 a.m. Round 2 (Draw: 11:00)2:00 p.m. Round 3 (Draw: 1:30)4:00 p.m. Round 4 (Draw: 3:30)

Tuesday, June 198:30 a.m. Round 5 (Draw: 8:00)10:30 a.m. Round 6 (Draw: 10:00)2:00 p.m. Round 7 OO, INF, HI, DI, DUO, POI2:30 p.m. Round 7 (USX/IX–Draw: 2:00)4:00 pm. Round 8 OO, INF, HI, DI, DUO, POI4:30 p.m. Round 8 (USX/IX–Draw: 4:00)


Wednesday, June 208:30 a.m. Round 9 (Draw: 8:00) 10:30 a.m. Round 10 (Draw: 10:00)2:00 p.m. Round 11 (Draw: 1:30)4:00 p.m. Round 12 (Draw: 3:30)


Thursday, June 21Convention Center – Hall A10:00 a.m. Sound and Light Check2:30 p.m. POI Final4:00 p.m. HI Final5:30 p.m. DI Final8:30 p.m. DUO Final

Friday, June 22Convention Center – Hall A8:00 a.m. INF Final9:30 p.m. USX Final (Draw: 9:00)11:00 a.m. IX Final (Draw: 10:30)5:00 p.m. OO Final6:30 p.m. Awards Assembly

Page 24-25 Supplemental EventsPage 25 Consolation EventsPage 26 Int’l Supp PF Debate (IPF)

2018 Master Schedule

10 Main Debate/Speech Master Schedules

14 Main Debate Events

16 World Schools Debate

17 Congressional Debate

18 Big Questions Debate

20 Main Public Speaking Events

22 Main Interpretation Events

24 Supplemental and Consolation Events

27 Postings and Results

28 Final Round Schedules

EVENTSCHEDULES


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THANK YOU TOOur Sponsors

PLATINUM LEVEL

SILVER LEVEL

RUBY LEVEL

Our generous sponsors make the National Speech & Debate Tournament

possible! Thank you for showing your commitment to fostering excellence in

young people through competitive speech and debate activities. For a complete

list of scholarship offerings, visit www.speechanddebate.org/nationals.

JAMES M. COPELAND

TOM AND VICKI ROLLINS

SAPPHIRE LEVEL

EMERALD LEVEL

A. C. ELEY FUND

CARMENDALE FERNANDES FUND

ADAM AND ASHLEY JOHNSON

HAROLD C. KELLER FUND

FRIENDS AND FAMILY OF MINH A. LUONG

HARLAND B. MITCHELL FUND

LANNY D. AND B. J. NAEGELIN FUND

DONUS AND LOVILA ROBERTS

SANDRA SILVERS FUND

RICHARD B. SODIKOW FUND

BOB AND SALLI STOCKTON

WILLIAM WOODS TATE, JR., FUND

JOE AND PAM WYCOFF

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RICHARD B. SODIKOWPOLICY DEBATEPresented by Trinity University

Monday, June 18Everglades HS9:00 a.m. Round 111:30 a.m. Round 22:00 p.m. Round 34:00 p.m. Round 4

Tuesday, June 19Everglades HS8:00 a.m. Round 510:00 a.m. Round 62:00 p.m. Round 74:00 p.m. Round 8


Wednesday, June 20Cypress Bay HS8:00 a.m. Round 911:30 a.m. Round 103:00 p.m. Round 116:00 p.m. Round 12


Thursday, June 21Cypress Bay HS8:00 a.m. Round 1311:00 a.m. Round 142:00 p.m. Round 155:00 p.m. Round 16* * If needed

Friday, June 22Convention Center – Hall A12:30 p.m. CX Final

2018 Schedule Overview

LINCOLN-DOUGLASDEBATEPresented byIllinois College

Monday, June 18Western HS9:00 a.m. Round 111:30 a.m. Round 22:00 p.m. Round 34:00 p.m. Round 4

Tuesday, June 19Western HS8:00 a.m. Round 510:00 a.m. Round 62:00 p.m. Round 74:00 p.m. Round 8




Thursday, June 21Cypress Bay HS8:00 a.m. Round 1310:00 a.m. Round 1412:00 p.m. Round 151:30 p.m. Round 16

Friday, June 22Convention Center – Hall A2:30 p.m. LD Final


PUBLIC FORUMDEBATEPresented by the Arthur N. Rupe Foundation

Monday, June 18Western HS9:00 a.m. Round 111:30 a.m. Round 22:00 p.m. Round 34:00 p.m. Round 4

Tuesday, June 19Western HS8:00 a.m. Round 510:00 a.m. Round 62:00 p.m. Round 74:00 p.m. Round 8




Thursday, June 21Cypress Bay HS8:00 a.m. Round 1310:00 a.m. Round 1412:00 p.m. Round 151:30 p.m. Round 16

Friday, June 22Convention Center – Hall A3:30 p.m. PF Final


Reminders for CX, LD, and PFRoom schedules for Rounds 1-6 are available during Sunday registration and via the Nats18 Guidebook app.

CX BALLOT NOTICE • Policy Debate will be adjudicated via online balloting in Tabroom.com. Further information will be made available soon.

LD BALLOT PICK UP NOTICE • Before each of the first six rounds, the affirmative in the first flight of an LD debate MUST pick up TWO ballot envelopes from the LD ballot table located near the Western HS Student Entrance (1st Floor) or the 2nd Floor Foyer (Main Building East Corner) and take the ballots to the round.

PF BALLOT NOTICE • All Public Forum ballots will be delivered to the competition rooms. All debaters and judges should report directly to their assigned room. Judges should not start the round until ballots are delivered. At the conclusion of the round, all judges should proceed to the area outside the PF tab room to return their ballots together.

THE NSDA STUDENT PARTY, presented by ISD, will take place Tuesday evening at America’s Backyard. NEW IN 2018! Coaches may re-register for supplemental events online via Tabroom.com or in-person at Revolution Live (see page 41).

AWARDING OF TROPHIES • Top Policy speakers placing 1-14, Policy teams 7-14, Public Forum teams 7-14, and Lincoln-Douglas debaters 7-14 will be awarded trophies on stage after their respective final rounds. For more details, see page 48.

Event Sponsors/Namesakes

LD coaches, be sure to visit the Judge Hospitality Lounge at Western HS on Monday for a piece of Abraham Lincoln's Favorite Cake, courtesy of Hall of Fame coach David Dansky!

Lincoln-Douglas Debate scholarships presented by Victor Jih

Richard B.Sodikow

EVENT SCHEDULES

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Sunday, June 17Convention Center (Grand Ballroom C-E)1:45 p.m. Judge and Competitor Training2:15 p.m. World Schools Debate Demo/Q&A

Monday, June 18West Broward HS8:00 a.m. Make-Up World Schools Judge

Training (Auditorium) Any judges who missed the Sunday judge training session must attend

9:00 a.m. Roll Call for all Teams/Judges (Gym) All judges and competitors must be present

9:30 a.m. Round 1 (Prepared Motion)11:00 a.m. Round 2 (Prepared Motion)12:15 p.m. Lunch Break1:30 p.m. Roll Call for All Teams/Judges (Gym)1:45 p.m. Impromptu Resolution Announced

and Prep Begins2:45 p.m. Round 3 (Impromptu Motion)4:45 p.m. Round 4 (Prepared Motion)

Tuesday, June 19West Broward HS8:15 a.m. Roll Call for All Teams/Judges (Gym) 8:30 a.m. Impromptu Resolution Announced

and Prep Begins9:30 a.m. Round 5 (Impromptu Motion) 11:00 a.m. Lunch Break12:00 p.m. Roll Call for All Teams/Judges (Gym) 12:15 p.m. Impromptu Resolution Announced

and Prep Begins1:15 p.m. Round 6 (Impromptu Motion)3:30 p.m. Announcement of Triple Octafinalists4:00 p.m. Roll Call for All Triple Octafinalist

Teams/Judges (Gym)4:30 p.m. Triple Octafinals (Prepared Motion)

6p - 9p NSDA Student Party and Supplemental Re-registration (page 41)

USA WORLD SCHOOLS DEBATE INVITATIONAL Presented by McKinsey & Company


Wednesday, June 20Cypress Bay HS8:00 a.m. Roll Call for All Double Octafinalist

Teams/Judges (Room 150)8:30 a.m. Double Octafinals (Prepared Motion)10:45am Roll Call for All Octafinalists

Teams and Judges11:00 a.m. Octafinals (Prepared Motion) 12:15 p.m. Lunch Break1:30 p.m. Roll Call for All Quarterfinalist

Teams/Judges (Room 150) 1:45 p.m. Impromptu Resolution Announced

and Prep Begins2:45 p.m. Quarterfinals (Impromptu Motion)4:45 p.m. Roll Call for All Semifinalist

Teams/Judges (Room 150)5:00 p.m. Impromptu Resolution Announced

and Prep Begins6:00 p.m. Semifinals (Impromptu Motion)

2p - 8:30p Consolation Re-registration (page 24)

Thursday, June 21Convention Center – Hall A1:00 p.m. Finals (Prepared Motion)

Training is required for all WSD judges. Judges who absolutely cannot attend on Sunday must attend the make-up judge

training session Monday morning.

Prepared motions are available at www.speechanddebate.org/nats18 or via the Nats18 Guidebook app.

THE NATIONAL CONGRESS Presented by the Stennis Center for Public Service


Monday, June 18Bonaventure Resort & Spa8:00 a.m. Opening Assembly (Global A-B)9:00 a.m. Round 1: Elect presiding officer (PO);

set agenda; convene 12:45 p.m. Recess for lunch2:15 p.m. Round 2: Elect PO; convene5:45 p.m. Recess

Tuesday, June 19Bonaventure Resort & Spa 8:00 a.m. Round 3: Elect PO; convene 11:30 a.m. Recess for lunch1:00 p.m. Round 4: Elect PO; convene4:30 p.m. PO recognition; Leadership Bowl

voting; recess

6p - 9p NSDA Student Party and Supplemental Re-registration (page 41)

Wednesday, June 20 Bonaventure Resort & Spa 8:00 a.m. Semifinal Opening Assembly

(Global A-B)8:30 a.m. Semifinal Round 1: Elect PO; set

agenda; convene11:45 a.m. Recess for lunch1:30 p.m. Semifinal Round 2: Elect PO; convene4:30 p.m. PO recognition; Leadership Bowl

voting; recess

7p - 8:30p Consolation Re-registration (page 24)

Thursday, June 21 Convention Center 8:00 a.m. Final Opening Assembly

(Floridian Ballroom B-C)8:45 a.m. Final Round: PO auditions; set agenda;

convene; elect PO12:00 p.m. Recess for lunch1:30 p.m. Final Round: Reconvene4:30 p.m. Leadership Bowl voting5:00 p.m. Congressional Banquet, presented by

the Stennis Center for Public Service (Floridian Ballroom B-C)

Reminders for SEN and HOUCONTESTANT CHAMBER ASSIGNMENTS are in school registration envelopes. A master list can be found adjacent to the Opening Assembly on Monday.


FINALS AND AWARDS • Finals of House and Senate will be held Thursday in the Convention Center (Floridian Ballroom A and Floridian Ballroom D). The National Awards Assembly is Friday at 6:30 p.m. in Hall A of the Convention Center.

AWARDING OF TROPHIES • Congressional debaters placing 7-14 will be awarded their trophies on stage after the Public Forum final round. Students must be in competition attire. For more details, see page 48.

Event Sponsor

EVENT SCHEDULES

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Reminders for BQMANDATORY JUDGE TRAINING • All Big Questions judges must attend judge training at Cypress Bay HS in Room 342 starting Monday at 10:00 a.m.

ROOM SCHEDULES for Rounds 1-6 are available for viewing during Sunday registration and via the Nats18 Guidebook app.

BQ BALLOT NOTICE • Judges (not students) should pick up ballots prior to the start of each round.


BIG QUESTIONSDEBATEPresented by the John Templeton Foundation

Supported By

Monday, June 18Cypress Bay HS10:00 a.m. Judge Training11:30 a.m. Round 12:00 p.m. Round 24:00 p.m. Round 3

Tuesday, June 19Cypress Bay HS8:00 a.m. Round 410:00 a.m. Round 52:00 p.m. Round 6


Wednesday, June 20Cypress Bay HS10:00 a.m. Round 712:30 p.m. Round 83:30 p.m. Round 9


Thursday, June 21Cypress Bay HS10:00 a.m. Round 10*12:30 a.m. Round 11*3:30 p.m. Round 12* * If needed

Friday, June 22Convention Center – Floridian Ballroom2:30 p.m. BQ Final


Big Questions DebateScholarships

Presented by theJohn Templeton Foundation

First Place - $10,000Second Place - $5,000

Third Place - $2,500Fourth Place - $2,500

CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED AS OF MAY 15, 2018

Thank you!

Finalist ($5,000 AND UP)ANONYMOUS

DAVID AND KATHERINE ABELIn Memory of LaVoy and Jo Ann Abel

JAMES M. COPELANDED AND LIZ HOLLAND

ADAM AND ASHLEY JOHNSONTHE LANIER LAW FIRM, P.C.

LYNNE AND ANDREW REDLEAF FOUNDATIONTOM AND VICKI ROLLINS

Semifinalist ($2,500 - $4,999)DAVID C. AND SOPHIA FREDERICK

In Memory of B. J. and Lanny NaegelinTHE KETTLES LAW FIRM

SIMON GREENSTONE PANATIER BARTLETT, PCJOAN VAN WYKE AND JENNIFER WHITE

JOE AND PAM WYCOFF

Quarterfinalist ($1,000 - $2,499)HUNTER AND MICHAEL ARTON

TERI L. DIGIULIANROBERT J. FELDHAKE

In Memory of Carmendale FernandesJASON FERNANDEZ

In Memory of William Woods Tate, Jr.VICTOR JIH

SHELLY AND GREG LANIERDAVID LOPEZ

In Memory of B. J. and Lanny NaegelinMICHAEL MORRIS

CHRISTOPHER REGANDONUS AND LOVILA ROBERTS

TEXAS FORENSIC ASSOCIATIONJ. SCOTT AND MEGAN WUNN

www.speechanddebate.org/donate

2017-2018 School Year Individual Donors of $1,000+

EVENT SCHEDULES

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Monday, June 18Cypress Bay HS/Falcon Cove MS9:00 a.m. Round 1 (Draw: 8:30)11:30 a.m. Round 2 (Draw: 11:00)2:00 p.m. Round 3 (Draw: 1:30)4:00 p.m. Round 4 (Draw: 3:30)

Tuesday, June 19Cypress Bay HS/Falcon Cove MS8:30 a.m. Round 5 (Draw: 8:00)10:30 a.m. Round 6 (Draw: 10:00)2:30 p.m. Round 7 (Draw: 2:00)4:30 p.m. Round 8 (Draw: 4:00)


Wednesday, June 20Cypress Bay HS/Falcon Cove MS8:30 a.m. Round 9 (Draw: 8:00)10:30 a.m. Round 10 (Draw: 10:00)2:00 p.m. Round 11 (Draw: 1:30)4:00 p.m. Round 12 (Draw: 3:30)


Thursday, June 21Convention Center – Hall A

10:00 a.m. – National Speech Finalists’ Sound and Light Check

Friday, June 22Convention Center – Hall A USX Final 9:30 a.m.IX Final 11:00 a.m.


Reminders for USX and IX ROOM SCHEDULES for Rounds 1-6 and the EXTEMP TOPIC AREAS for USX, IX, and EDC are available for viewing during Sunday registration and via the Nats18 Guidebook app. (Topic areas released in round order on June 17.)

BALLOT NOTICE • All speech ballots are delivered to competition rooms.


SOUND AND LIGHT CHECK • All speech finalists must attend the National Speech Finalists’ Sound and Light Check in Convention Center Hall A at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday. Students must be in competition attire.

FINAL ROUND EXTEMP DRAW will take place in Convention Center Room 119 on Friday. USX Extemp Draw starts at 9:00 a.m. IX Extemp Draw starts at 10:30 a.m.

CARMENDALE FERNANDESUNITED STATES EXTEMPPresented by the Ronald ReaganPresidential Foundation & Institute

A. C. ELEYINTERNATIONAL EXTEMPPresented by the Council on Foreign Relations

CarmendaleFernandes

A. C. Eley


JOE AND PAM WYCOFFORIGINAL ORATORYPresented by the Patrick HenryMemorial Foundation Auxiliary

Monday, June 18Cypress Bay HS/Falcon Cove MS9:00 a.m. Round 111:30 a.m. Round 22:00 p.m. Round 34:00 p.m. Round 4

Tuesday, June 19Cypress Bay HS/Falcon Cove MS8:30 a.m. Round 510:30 a.m. Round 62:00 p.m. Round 74:00 p.m. Round 8


Wednesday, June 20Cypress Bay HS/Falcon Cove MS8:30 a.m. Round 910:30 a.m. Round 10 2:00 p.m. Round 114:00 p.m. Round 12



10:00 a.m. – National Speech Finalists’ Sound and Light Check

Friday, June 22Convention Center – Hall A 8:00 a.m. INF Final5:00 p.m. OO Final

PamWycoff

JoeWycoff

INFORMATIVESPEAKINGPresented byHoneyBaked Ham


Reminders for OO and INF ROOM SCHEDULES for Rounds 1-6 are available for viewing during Sunday registration and via the Nats18 Guidebook app.



SCRIPTS • All OO and INF quarterfinalists are REQUIRED to turn in a manuscript of the speech being performed to the bud room by NOON on Wednesday. Any contestant failing to do so will not qualify for the semifinal rounds of competition.



EVENT SCHEDULES

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Reminders for POI and HIROOM SCHEDULES for Rounds 1-6 are available for viewing during Sunday registration and via the Nats18 Guidebook app.



SOURCES • All quarterfinalists are REQUIRED to turn in the original sources to the bud room by NOON on Wednesday. Photocopies are not acceptable. In addition, contestants must turn in the script highlighting all of the words used and noting any words added for transitional purposes only. Any contestant failing to produce the original source and highlighted manuscript to the bud room will not qualify for the semifinal rounds of competition.


PROGRAM ORALINTERPRETATIONPresented by The Interp Store

HUMOROUSINTERPRETATIONPresented by Western Kentucky University







10:00 a.m. – National Speech Finalists’ Sound and Light Check 2:30 p.m. POI Final4:00 p.m. HI Final

Event Sponsors

LANNY D. AND B. J. NAEGELIN DRAMATIC INTERPRETATIONPresented by Simpson College

SANDRA SILVERSDUO INTERPRETATIONPresented byColorado College


Reminders for DI and DUOROOM SCHEDULES for Rounds 1-6 are available for viewing during Sunday registration and via the Nats18 Guidebook app.



SOURCES • All quarterfinalists are REQUIRED to turn in the original sources to the bud room by NOON on Wednesday. Photocopies are not acceptable. In addition, contestants must turn in the script highlighting all of the words used and noting any words added for transitional purposes only. Any contestant failing to produce the original source and highlighted manuscript to the bud room will not qualify for the semifinal rounds of competition.








10:00 a.m. – National Speech Finalists’ Sound and Light Check 5:30 p.m. DI Final8:30 p.m. DUO Final

Lanny D.Naegelin

B. J.Naegelin

Sandra Silvers


EVENT SCHEDULES

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EXTEMPORANEOUSDEBATEPresented by Colorado College

Wednesday, June 20Western HS7:00 a.m. – Mandatory Meeting for Judges (Media Center) and Competitors (Gym)8:00 a.m. Round 1 (preset) (Prep: 7:30)10:30 a.m. Round 2 (preset) (Prep: 10:00)1:00 p.m. Round 3 (preset) (Prep: 12:30)4:00 p.m. Round 4 (Prep: 3:30)6:30 p.m. Round 5 (Prep: 6:00)

2 to 8:30 p.m. – Consolation Re-registration (see sidebar)

Thursday, June 21Cypress Bay HS8:00 a.m. Round 6 (Prep: 7:30)10:30 a.m. Round 7 (Prep: 10:00)1:00 p.m. Round 8 (Prep: 12:30)3:00 p.m. Round 9 (Prep: 2:30)4:30 p.m. Round 10 (Prep: 4:00)6:00 p.m. Round 11 (Prep: 5:30)

Friday, June 22Convention Center8:30 a.m. Round 12 (Prep: 8:00)9:15 a.m. Round 13 (Prep: 8:45)10:00 a.m. Round 14* (Prep: 9:30)10:45 a.m. Round 15* (Prep: 10:15) * If needed

Convention Center – Floridian Ballroom2:00 p.m. XDB Final

NEW THIS YEAR! Coaches will re-register their students for supplemental events by logging into their online tournament registration via Tabroom.com. An in-person re-registration option will also be available for coaches. See page 41 for details.

TUESDAY »Supplemental Re-registrationCoaches of students who have been eliminated from main events Tuesday, or who did not qualify for the semifinal Congress session, may re-register their students for up to two (2) supplemental speech events if pre-registered. Students may not be re-registered for other supplemental speech events if they are re-registered for Extemporaneous Debate.

WEDNESDAY »Consolation Re-registrationCoaches of students who have been eliminated from main event competition by Wednesday, or who did not qualify for the semifinal Congress session, may re-register their students for Storytelling or Impromptu if pre-registered. Consolation Re-registration will take place online via Tabroom.com or at the locations listed below. These are the ONLY times a coach may re-register their student(s) for consolation events.

Times and Locations:2 to 8:30 p.m. – Cypress Bay HS Cafeteria (Main Events, Supp Speech Events, Big Questions)

4 to 8:30 p.m. – Western HS Cafeteria (Extemp Debate)

7 to 8:30 p.m. – Bonaventure Society Lounge (Congress)


Thursday, June 21Falcon Cove MS9:00 a.m. Round 111:30 a.m. Round 22:00 p.m. Round 34:00 p.m. Round 46:00 p.m. Round 57:30 p.m. Round 6* * If needed Friday, June 22Convention Center – Floridian Ballroom8:00 a.m. STO Final11:00 a.m. IMP Final

SUPPLEMENTAL SPEECH EVENTSPresented by Western Kentucky University

Wednesday, June 20Falcon Cove MS8:30 a.m. Round 1 (Draw: 8:00)10:30 a.m. Round 2 (Draw: 10:00)1:30 p.m. Round 3 (Draw: 1:00)4:00 p.m. Round 4 (Draw: 3:30)6:00 p.m. Round 5 (Draw: 5:30)


Thursday, June 21Falcon Cove MS8:30 a.m. Round 6 (Draw: 8:00)11:00 a.m. Round 7 (Draw: 10:30)1:00 p.m. Round 8 (Draw: 12:30)2:30 p.m. Round 9* (Draw: 2:00) * If needed

Friday, June 22Convention Center – Floridian Ballroom 9:00 a.m. EXP Final10:00 a.m. PRO Final12:00 p.m. POE Final1:00 pm. EDC Final

Commentary Draw at 12:30 p.m. on Friday in Convention Center Room 302

CONSOLATION EVENTSPresented by Western Kentucky University

2018 Schedule Overview Storytelling • Impromptu

2018 Schedule Overview Expository • Prose Reading • Poetry Reading • Extemp Commentary

See next page for International Supplemental Public Forum Debate »

Invite parents, friends, and other guests to watch competition rounds throughout the week! Be sure to use the following codes when reading event schematics or viewing postings.

SUPPLEMENTAL EVENTSPRO Prose Reading (B)EDC Extemp Commentary (C)EXP Expository (E)XDB Extemp Debate (K)POE Poetry Reading (P)

CONSOLATION EVENTSIMP Impromptu (I)STO Storytelling (T)

EVENT SCHEDULES

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Wednesday, June 20Cypress Bay HS8:00 a.m. Round 1 (preset)10:00 a.m. Round 2 (preset)2:00 p.m. Round 35:00 p.m. Round 4

Thursday, June 21Cypress Bay HS10:00 a.m. Quarterfinals12:00 p.m. Semifinals

Friday, June 22Convention Center – Room 3052:30 p.m. Exhibition Round

Another Opportunity for Public Forum Debaters Up to 32 teams will be allowed into International Supplemental Public Forum Debates (IPF). There is no additional cost to participate in this event. The top performing U.S. team and the top performing international team will participate in an exhibition debate Friday afternoon at the Convention Center.

SIGN UP TUESDAY EVENING!

Eligibility • All 7 ballot U.S. PF teams that did not advance to rounds 7 and 8 are invited to register in-person for IPF on a first come, first served basis. Supplemental Re-registration begins promptly at 6:00 p.m. Tuesday evening (June 19) at Revolution Live. Any U.S. Public Forum teams advancing to rounds 7 and 8 are NOT eligible to compete in IPF.

Quarterfinalist, Semifinalist, and Exhibition Round plaques will be awarded Friday after the 2:30 p.m. exhibition round in Room 305.

INTERNATIONAL SUPPLEMENTALPUBLIC FORUM DEBATEIPF

Any high school student who wishes to judge at the Middle School National Speech & Debate Tournament after being eliminated from main event competition must be a junior or senior in the 2017-2018 school year with 250 honor society points. Students not meeting this criteria will not be eligible to judge. Student volunteers earn two merit points for each round judged!

Eligible students should meet in the Everglades HS Auditorium (speech events) or Glades MS Auditorium (debate events) on Wednesday and Thursday to judge. Prior to judging, all students must attend judge training. The first judge training will be held at 8:30 a.m. each morning.

STUDENT MIDDLE SCHOOL JUDGES

Postings and ResultsResults of all elimination rounds prior to finals will be posted in the following locations. Results will also be available in the Nats18 Guidebook app and at www.speechanddebate.org/Nats18.

MEDIA RELEASE POLICY • After the conclusion of the tournament, national office staff will email a comprehensive news release naming national champions and top award winners to coaches of all National Tournament qualifiers. Staff will also create a customizable media release template so that coaches who wish to send a specific media release may do so. Both the release and customizable template will be posted on our website. Questions? Email [email protected].

COMPLETE RESULTS • Complete results packets will be posted online immediately following the National Awards Assembly via the Nats18 Guidebook app and www.speechanddebate.org/Nats18. Photos and results commemorating the 2018 National Speech & Debate Tournament will appear in the Nationals Chronicle issue of Rostrum, available in mid-August.

POSTINGS AND RESULTS

MAIN SPEECH EVENTS

Top 60 Speech (Rd 7/8) — Tuesday midday

• Cypress Bay HS – Courtyard (All Events)

Top 30 Speech (Rd 9/10) — Tuesday evening

• America’s Backyard (All Main Events)

Speech Semifinalists (Rd 11/12) — Wednesday midday

• Cypress Bay HS – Courtyard (All Events)

Speech Finalists — Wednesday evening

• Cypress Bay HS – Courtyard (All Events) MAIN DEBATE EVENTS — postings start Tuesday midday!LD, PF, and CX teams who win at least 8 prelim ballots will advance to Rounds 7/8. Each qualifying team will begin with a clear record and debate double down and out until two remain for a final round. Debate Elims will be posted in or near the cafeteria of each debate competition venue and during the Tuesday evening NSDA Student Party, presented by ISD, held at America’s Backyard.

Postings for Congress, World Schools, and Big Questions will be announced at their respective competition venues, with the exception of the Tuesday evening posting party at America’s Backyard.

Download the Nats18

Guidebook appto receive

notificationsabout postings

and more!

EVENT SCHEDULES

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MAIN EVENT FINALS

Thursday, June 21Convention Center – Hall A (first floor)

1:00 p.m. United States World Schools Debate presented by McKinsey & Company

2:30 p.m. Program Oral Interpretation presented by The Interp Store

4:00 p.m. Humorous Interpretation presented by Western Kentucky University

5:30 p.m. Lanny D. and B. J. Naegelin Dramatic Interpretation presented by Simpson College

7:00 p.m. Donus D. Roberts Diamond Assembly presented by Colorado College

8:30 p.m. Sandra Silvers Duo Interpretation presented by Colorado College

Friday, June 22Convention Center – Hall A (first floor)

8:00 a.m. Informative Speaking presented by HoneyBaked Ham

9:30 a.m. Carmendale Fernandes United States Extemporaneous Speaking presented by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute

11:00 a.m. A. C. Eley International Extemporaneous Speaking presented by the Council on Foreign Relations

12:30 p.m. Richard B. Sodikow Policy Debate presented by Trinity University

2:30 p.m. Lincoln-Douglas Debate presented by Illinois College

3:30 p.m. Public Forum Debate presented by the Arthur N. Rupe Foundation

5:00 p.m. Joe and Pam Wycoff Original Oratory presented by the Patrick Henry Memorial Foundation Auxiliary

6:30 p.m. High School National Awards Assembly

SUPPLEMENTAL & CONSOLATION EVENT FINALS

Friday, June 22Convention Center – Floridian Ballroom (third floor)

8:00 a.m. Storytelling presented by Western Kentucky University 9:00 a.m. Expository presented by Western Kentucky University 10:00 a.m. Prose Reading presented by Western Kentucky University 11:00 a.m. Impromptu presented by Western Kentucky University 12:00 p.m. Poetry Reading presented by Western Kentucky University 1:00 p.m. Brother René Sterner Commentary presented by Western Kentucky University 2:00 p.m. Extemporaneous Debate presented by Colorado College

2:30 p.m. Big Questions Debate presented by the John Templeton Foundation

4:15 p.m. Middle School Awards Assembly

Friday, June 22Convention Center – Room 305 (third floor)

2:30 p.m. International Supplemental Public Forum Debate Exhibition Round

Main Extemp Prep Room: Convention Center Room 119United States Extemp Draw – Friday at 9:00 a.m.International Extemp Draw – Friday at 10:30 a.m.

Commentary Prep Room: Convention Center Room 302Commentary Draw – Friday at 12:30 p.m.

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S U N D AYFORT LAUDERDALE CONVENTION CENTER

ROOMS 315/3168:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

T H U R S D AYFORT LAUDERDALE CONVENTION CENTER

ROOMS 113/11412:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

T U E S D AYAT STUDENT PARTY • AMERICA’S BACKYARD

REVOLUTION ROOM6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

F R I D AYFORT LAUDERDALE CONVENTION CENTER

ROOMS 113/1148:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

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32 Venue Guide

34 Tournament Directory

39 Lunch Options

40 NSDA Student Party, presented by ISD

41 Supplemental Re-registration

42 Harassment and Discrimination Policy

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2018 VENUE GUIDE

1 Greater Fort Lauderdale/

Broward County Convention Center 1950 Eisenhower Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316

» Registration and Expo (Sun) » High School Finals and Awards (Thu-Fri) » Middle School Finals and Awards (Fri)

2 Bonaventure Resort & Spa 250 Racquet Club Rd, Weston, FL 33326

» Congressional Debate (Mon-Wed)

3 Cypress Bay High School 18600 Vista Park Blvd, Weston, FL 33332

» Main Speech (Mon-Wed) » Big Questions Debate (Mon-Thu) » Main Debate, including World Schools (Wed-Thu) » International Supp Public Forum Debate (Wed-Thu) » Extemp Debate (Thu)

4 Falcon Cove Middle School 4251 Bonaventure Blvd, Weston, FL 33332

» Main Speech (Mon-Tue) » Supplemental Speech Events (Wed-Thu) » Consolation Events (Thu)

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5 Everglades High School 17100 SW 48th Ct, Miramar, FL 33027

» Policy Debate (Mon-Tue) » Middle School Competition (Wed-Thu)

6 Glades Middle School 16700 Bass Creek Rd, Miramar, FL 33027

» Middle School Competition (Wed-Thu)

7 West Broward High School 500 NW 209th Ave, Pembroke Pines, FL 33029

» World Schools Debate (Mon-Tue) TRAVEL NOTICE: When traveling to West Broward High School from downtown Fort Lauderdale, you will be taking I-595/I-75. The exit for West Broward High is Exit 23 for US Highway 27. This is the last exit in inhabited Broward County! If you miss this exit, you will be in the Everglades and will add an hour to your travel time. Be sure to take Exit 23!

8 Western High School 1200 SW 136th Ave, Davie, FL 33325

» Lincoln-Douglas Debate (Mon-Tue) » Public Forum Debate (Mon-Tue) » Extemp Debate (Wed)

9 America’s Backyard & Revolution Live 100 SW 3rd Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312

» NSDA Student Party, presented by ISD (Tue evening) » Supplemental Re-registration (Tue evening) » Middle School Registration (Tue evening)

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AMERICA’S BACKYARD& REVOLUTION LIVE

NSDA Student Party, presented by ISD • Supplemental Re-registration • Middle School Registration and Expo • Speech & Debate Store (Tuesday evening)

NSDA Student Party, presented by ISD America’s Backyard

Supplemental Re-registration

COACHES re-register online via Tabroom.com (or in tented area near Revolution Live, weather permitting)

Middle School Registration

Revolution Live (or in tented area outside Revolution Live, weather permitting)

Middle School Expo Revolution Live

Speech & Debate Store Revolution Live

TOURNAMENT DIRECTORY

BONAVENTURERESORT & SPA

Congressional Debate (Mon-Wed)

Bud Room and Tab Room Chairman’s Boardroom

Meals and Concessions Society Lounge

Judge Pooling and Hospitality Lounge

Society Lounge (a.m.)Captiva (p.m.)

Congress Opening Assemblies Global A-B

Consolation Re-registration Society Lounge/Tabroom.com

NOTICE OF FILMING | JUNE 16-22, 2018 The National Speech & Debate Association (NSDA) is filming on these premises. By entering

these locations, you agree that the NSDA has the right to use your likeness, image, voice, etc., in any video or print resources, marketing, advertising, or related endeavors. You also

understand that you will not be compensated in any way for the use of your likeness, image, voice, etc. Being on these premises on June 16-22, 2018, means that you release and hold harmless the NSDA from any claims or actions that arise as a result of this production.

MAPS AND MORE | Visit us online at www.speechanddebate.org/Nats18 or download the Nats18 Guidebook app. See page 1 for details!


CONVENTIONCENTER

Finals and Awards (Thu-Fri)

Bud Room, Judge Bond Inquiries,

and Award Pick UpRoom 122

Tab Room Room 123

Main Event Judge Pooling Room 210

Supp-Cons Judge Pooling Room 301

Congress FinalsFloridian Ballroom A (Thu)Floridian Ballroom D (Thu)

Congressional Banquet Floridian Ballroom B-C (Thu)

Main Event Finals and Awards Hall A

Int’l Supp PF Debate Exhibition Round Room 305

Supp-Cons Finals Floridian Ballroom

Extemp Prep Room 119

Commentary Prep Room 302

Speech & Debate Store Rooms 113/114

National Tournament Expo Atrium Lobbies outside Hall A

MS Bud Room, MS Tab Room, and MS Award Pick Up

Room 318 (Fri)

MS Judge Bond Inquiries Room 122 (Fri)

MS Judge Pooling Room 317 (Fri)

MS FinalsFloridian Ballroom D (Fri)Room 305, Room 315, and Room 316 (Fri)

MS Awards Floridian Ballroom A-C (Fri)

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CYPRESS BAY HS(shared campus with

Falcon Cove MS)

Main Speech (Mon-Wed) • Big Questions Debate (Mon-Thu) • Main Debate, including World Schools (Wed-Thu) • International Supp Public Forum Debate (Wed-Thu) • Extemp Debate (Thu)

(Mon-Tue) (Wed-Thu)

Bud Room and Tournament Office 301D (Inside Media Center) 301D (Inside Media Center)

Tab Room - Main Speech Media Center Media Center

Tab Room - PF/IPF N/A 301C

Tab Room - WS N/A 310 (Wed)

Tab Room - BQ N/A 312

Tab Room - CX N/A 315

Tab Room - LD N/A 365

Tab Room - Ext Debate N/A Media Center (Thu)

Judge Ballot Return Outside Media Center Outside Media Center

Judge Pooling Auditorium Auditorium

Judge Hospitality Lounge 146 146

Extemp Prep Gym Gym

Main Event Postings Courtyard Courtyard

Meals and Concessions Cafeteria Cafeteria

Consolation Re-registration Cafeteria/Tabroom.com Cafeteria/Tabroom.com

WS Team/Judge Roll Call N/A 150

LD Wording Committee N/A 120

PF Wording Committee N/A 133

Extemp Debate Topic Release/Postings N/A Courtyard (Thu)

Inclusive Restroom 458 458


FALCON COVE MS(shared campus with

Cypress Bay HS)

Main Speech (Mon-Tue) • Supplemental Speech Events (Wed-Thu) • Consolation Events (Thu)

Main Speech (Mon-Tue) Supp-Cons (Wed-Thu)

Bud Room Cypress Bay 301D Cypress Bay 301D

Tab Room Cypress Bay Media Center Falcon Cove Media Center

Judge Ballot Return Cypress Bay Outside Media Ctr Falcon Cove Outside Media Ctr

Judge Pooling Cypress Bay Auditorium Cypress Bay Auditorium

Judge Hospitality Lounge Cypress Bay 146 Cypress Bay 146

Commentary Prep N/A Falcon Cove Gym

Postings Cypress Bay Courtyard Falcon Cove Cafeteria

Meals and Concessions Falcon Cove Cafeteria Falcon Cove Cafeteria

Consolation Re-registration N/A Cypress Bay Cafeteria/ Tabroom.com

Inclusive Restroom Falcon Cove Admin Office Falcon Cove Admin Office

EVERGLADES HS Policy Debate (Mon-Tue) • Middle School (Wed-Thu)

Bud Room 401

Tab Room Media Center

CX Student Debate Ballot Pick Up Outside Media Center

Judge Ballot Return Outside Media Center

Judge Pooling Auditorium

Judge Hospitality Lounge 220

Postings Gym

Meals and Concessions Cafeteria

Consolation Re-registration Cafeteria/Tabroom.com

Inclusive Restroom Guidance Clinic

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WESTERN HSLincoln-Douglas Debate (Mon-Tue) Public Forum Debate (Mon-Tue) Extemp Debate (Wed)

Bud Room 625

Tab Room - LD 724B (Mon-Tue)

Tab Room - PF 724 (Mon-Tue)

Tab Room - Ext Debate 724 (Wed)

LD Student Debate Ballot Pick Up

Two locations – Student Entrance (1st floor) or 2nd Floor Foyer (Main Building East Corner)

Judge Ballot Return 2nd Floor Foyer (Main Building East Corner)

Judge Pooling Media Center

Judge Hospitality Lounge 611

Postings Main Gym

Meals and Concessions Main Gym

Consolation Re-registration Main Gym/Tabroom.com

LD Wording Committee 1340

PF Wording Committee 1320

Inclusive Restroom 720 Wing (Testing)


WEST BROWARD HS World Schools Debate (Mon-Tue)

Bud Room 324

Tab Room Media Center

Judge Pooling Auditorium

Judge Hospitality Lounge 340/343

WS Team/Judge Roll Call Gym

Meals and Concessions Cafeteria

Inclusive Restroom Admin Office

Lunches and other concession items will be available for purchase at all competition venues throughout the week.

LUNCH OPTIONS

Mon-Thu | 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Meat/Vegetarian Options Available!

– served in the school cafeterias –

Lunches provided by HoneyBaked Ham will be available for purchase by students, judges, and guests at each school site each day.

Meals cost $8 each and include a main entree, chips (with sandwiches only), and a cookie. Entree options include a ham sandwich, turkey sandwich, Mediterranean veggie on flatbread, garden salad, and fruit bowl.

Monday through Wednesday, Congress participants will enjoy a special menu provided by the Bonaventure Resort & Spa with meal prices of $10 or less.

Buying from our onsite vendors is the most convenient way to do lunch at the tournament! Cash and credit are both accepted onsite.

$8each

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NSDA STUDE NT PARTYPRESENTED BY THE INSTITUTE FOR SPEECH AND DEBATE

JOIN US!T U E S DAY , J U N E 1 9 | 6 : 0 0 P . M . TO 9 : 0 0 P . M .

FOOD • MUSIC • FUN • POSTINGS • AND MORE!

– Speech & Debate Store– National Tournament Expo– Middle School Registration– Supplemental Re-registration*

* See opposite page for details!

America’s Backyard & Revolution LiveLocated at 100 SW 3rd Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312

Learn more about ISD at ispeechanddebate.com!

SUPPLEMENTAL RE-REGISTRATIONwill take place during the NSDA Student Party, presented by ISD, at

America’s Backyard &Revolution Live

100 SW 3rd Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312

— Tuesday, June 19 —NSDA Student Party, presented by ISD – 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

(View postings on screens throughout America’s Backyard)

Supplemental Re-registration – 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.(Coaches re-register online via Tabroom.com or in-person at Revolution Live)

Re-registration closes promptly at 9:00 p.m.

NEW THIS YEAR! Coaches will re-register their students for supplemental and consolation events by logging into their tournament

registration via Tabroom.com. Coaches may re-register students for either supplemental or consolation events as soon as their students

appear in the system as eligible for re-registration. Supplemental Re-registration will end promptly at 9:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 19.

The student’s coach attending Nationals must have online access to Tabroom.com to re-register their student(s). An in-person re-registration

option will also be available Tuesday evening for coaches who need assistance in re-registering students.

Only pre-registered students are eligible to be re-registered.

Students eliminated from main events after round 6 or round 8 and students eliminated after prelims of Congressional Debate are eligible to be re-registered

by their coach during Supplemental Re-registration. Students may be re-registered for up to two (2) supplemental speech events or Extemporaneous Debate. Students may not be re-registered for other supplemental speech

events if they are re-registered for Extemporaneous Debate.

Please note, pre-registration fees are non-refundable.

VENUE INFORMATION

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