Judge Philosophies

Aine Molvik - IVC

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Alejandro Guzman - IVC

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Anahita Jafary - IVC

 


Angie Nguyen - IVC

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Anni Chen - IVC



Avan Fahimi - IVC

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Bahar Khezri - IVC

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Batul Jamaly - IVC

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Blaze Whiting - IVC

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Brett Suzuki - IVC

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Brielle Waldrup - IVC

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Bryce Galbtaith - IVC

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Camille Jorquera - IVC

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Christina Le - IVC

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Cody Abnz - IVC

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Daniel Martinez - IVC

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Don Hoang - IVC

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Eilidh Stalker - IVC

 


Eli Wilson - IVC

 


Erik Garcia - IVC

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Garret Allday - IVC

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Haley Vera Isabella - IVC

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Hedieh Sorouri - IVC



Ian Breyer - IVC

 


Imran Curic - IVC

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Issa Early - IVC

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Jade Bolton - IVC

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Jade Morton - IVC

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Jake Emery - IVC

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Jamie Delaquintana - IVC

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Jessica Guo - IVC

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Jinting Lin - IVC

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John Cho - IVC

  • First, thank you for taking part in this activity! I'm excited to hear what you have to say!
  • Next, clash is incredibly important. Make sure you clear about what arguments you're addressing and please attempt to engage with the heart of your opponents arguments as best as you can
  • Impact analysis is also big with me. Explain to me why and in real terms why your arguments matter in the round.
  • In rebuttals, I'm looking for comparative analysis. Don't simply review your case. Explain to me why you think your points are better than the other sides'.
  • Clarity: I need to understand your arguments. Make sure that you're providing enough clear analysis of your points that I can pick up what you're putting down. If the other side is less clear, I might even pick you up just because you were clearer than the other side.
  • Kritiks: I generally am not a great person to run Kritiks in front of, but if both teams are down for it I can be down myself. I would encourage you to ask before the round what my stance on Kritiks are if you would like a more detailed answer
  • IPDA: I believe IPDA should be performed in a manner that would be engaging to a lay judge. I don't believe terms like topicality, kritik, or tricot belong in IPDA. That being said, if you can rhetorically unpack your arguments in a manner that you think would be persuasive to a lay judge, I could certainly still pick it up. While I don't want to hear the word "topicality" for example, if you explain in simple terms how the Affirmative team misdefined a term, describe why it's unfair to you, and give me some reasons why they should lose because of it, I could definitely buy that argument.
  • Feel free to ask me before the round if there's anything I haven't covered that you'd like clarification with!


Jon Fredric - IVC

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Khoa Le - IVC

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Lauryn Spiegel - IVC

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Maya Brembilla - IVC

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Mikaela Ichiyasu - IVC

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Mira Ogawa - IVC



Muhrah Alakeel - IVC

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Mustafa Tariq - IVC

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Natalie Zimmerman - IVC

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Natasha Payne - IVC

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Nick Moffitt-Jackson - IVC

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Nidhi Satyadev - IVC

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Noah Gieldings - IVC

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Nurah Hamdi - IVC

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Omar Abolail - IVC

 


Ryan Wang - IVC

 


Samantha Gilbert - IVC

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Seadona Taloma - IVC

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Shima Daneshria - IVC

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Sona Punhani - IVC

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Stephanie Le - IVC

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Steven Logsdon - IVC

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Urangoo Ouunbold - IVC

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Yasin Conaboy - IVC

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Yosef Eldumiate - IVC

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