Alberta Debate And Speech Association
| File:Alberta debate and speech association.png Logo of the ADSA | |
| Formation | 1974[1] |
|---|---|
| Type | Registered Charitable Society |
| Headquarters | St. Basil School
10210-115 Avenue Edmonton, AB T5G 0L8[1] |
| Location | |
Official language | English, French |
| Website | Alberta Debate and Speech Association ADSA Website |
The Alberta Debate And Speech Association (ADSA) is the association in charge of competitive debate at the junior high and high school levels in Alberta.
History
The ADSA was formed in 1974 to promote and organise debate events in the province of Alberta.
Purpose
The association is responsible for administering debate in Alberta. In practice, this includes such things as: organising tournaments, regional and provincial tournaments, and other events, including Law Day. Also, the ADSA is responsible for organising the Alberta entrants for the Canadian national debate tournament.
Language
For the most part, ADSA tournaments are conducted in English, although other bilingual tournaments are held throughout the year. However, regional, provincial and national competition can be done either in English or bilingual (English and French) categories.
See also
- Debate
- Alberta
References
External links
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