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A-State Debate and Forensics

A-State Debate and Forensics is a registered competitive collegiate team focused on argumentation, public speaking, and critical thinking.

Dean B. Ellis Library on the Arkansas State University campus in Jonesboro.

Collegiate debate program

Arkansas State University

Activity: Active

A-State Debate and Forensics appears in the official 2026 IPDA National Championship entries; the completed event page gives the April 10–13, 2026 dates.

Season 2025-2026. Evidence dated 2026-04-13. Verified 2026-11-03.

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Also known as A-State Debate and Forensics.

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How the program debates

Arkansas State University lists A-State Debate among its 2025–26 registered student organizations and describes it as a competitive collegiate debate team focused on argumentation, public speaking, and critical thinking. The team competed at the 2026 IPDA National Championship. The university’s current student organization listing and faculty directory provide the route to connect with the team.

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Circuits and associations

  • International Public Debate Association · Documented participation · 2025-2026SourceSource

Joining and participation

How to join
The university lists an advisor for A-State Debate; use the official student organization and faculty directory pages for current joining and practice details.SourceSource
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