.Forensic Program

Published proceedings. Includes public speaking events, tournament assessment, limited preparation events, oral interpretation events, forensic leadership issues, and summaries of talks on the connection between forensics and service learning and community.

Journal of the National Forensic Association

Journal of Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha National Honorary Forensic Society

From the site: "The Minnesota State University, Mankato Forensics Program collection contains records of the University’s Forensics program including showcase videos, tournament results, and scrapbooks."

From the site: "The American Forensic Association National Individual Events Tournament is an organization devoted to facilitating and celebrating speech education excellence at the intercollegiate level."

From the site: "We are an organization consisting of leaders from various intercollegiate national speech and debate tournaments, such as the AFA-NIET, Phi Rho Pi, and many more."

From the site: "We are a national collegiate speech and debate organization. We are committed to supporting forensic education in all forms."

From the site: "The Minnesota State High School League is a voluntary, nonprofit association of public and private schools with a history of service to Minnesota's high school youth since 1916."

From the site: "The National Forensic Association (NFA) is an academic association dedicated to providing leadership in intercollegiate speech and debate education in the United States."

From the site: "The National Speech & Debate Association believes communication skills are essential for empowering youth to become engaged citizens, skilled professionals, and honorable leaders in our global society. We connect, support, and inspire a diverse community of honor society members..."

From the site: "Pi Kappa Delta is the oldest national collegiate forensic organization in the United States. John A. Schields and Egbert R. Nichols founded the organization in 1911. Both were debaters, and felt the need to create an organization for colleges across the country to recognize orators and debaters."