Argumentation and Forensics

The Argumentation and Forensics Interest Group promotes investigation of the practical, pedagogical, and theoretical dimensions of Forensic discourse. The Interest Group encourages research that uses an argumentative perspective to understand social problems, promote civic engagement, and encourage educational excellence in speech and debate training.

Chair: David Airne , University of Montana
Vice Chair: John Price, University of Kansas
Secretary/Treasurer: Mike Bauer, Ball State University

2014 Program Planner: David Airne, david.airne@umontana.edu

Interest Groups

• Overview
• Adjunct/Temporary Faculty Caucus
• Argumentation and Forensics
• Basic Course
• Communication Education
• Communication Ethics & Freedom of Expression
• Communication Theory
• Community College
• G.I.F.T.
• Graduate Student Caucus
• Health Communication
• Instructional Resources
• Intercultural Communication
• Interpersonal and Small Group Communication
• Kenneth Burke Society
• Media Studies
• Organizational and Professional Communication
• Performance Studies and Theatre
• Political Communication
• Popular Culture
• Public Relations
• Rhetorical Theory and Criticism
• Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Caucus
• States Advisory Council
• Undergraduate Programs
• Women's Caucus