Ad Astra Summer Camp 2023

2023 Dates: TBD

Locations: McPherson, Wichita, & Garden City

Cost: $75

Debate

Do you want to be a leader? Do you want to be a game player? Do you want to be a strategist? This two-day workshop is for you. You will learn how to gain self-confidence, build a network of friends, and learn how to problem-solve. Better yet, you will learn how to win arguments with your parents, teachers, and friends. Take this opportunity to spend this time with leaders from Ad Astra Debate.

Speech & Drama

Do you want to find  your voice?  Do you want to inspire your community?  Do you want to engage in literature and the arts?  This two-day workshop is for you.  Better yet, you will have the opportunity to create a performance and engage your parents, teachers, and friends in your work.  Take this opportunity to spend this time with leaders from Ad Astra Debate.

Camp Information

Ad Astra Debate is excited to partner with McPherson College and the Wichita Art Museum to offer students a two-day introduction to policy debate, or speech & drama (forensics). We offer a two-day in-person camp for all students interested in learning more about debate, speech, and drama, that will jumpstart their involvement in effective communication and collaboration. Experienced students will dive into topic research and literature selection for the upcoming competition season. We look forward to having you join us!

 

 

Online payment can be made using the QR Code below.

Checks can be mailed to:

Ad Astra Debate
9426 W. Thurman Ct.
Wichita, KS 67212 

Where and when is the Camp?

The Wichita camp will be located at the Wichita Art Museum and will include instructions from local coaches and educators in addition to Ad Astra staff. AM sessions run 9-12:30; PM sessions run 1:30-5, each day.  Lunch will be provided to students.  Students are asked to stay on location during the break. For parents needing to drop off, the staff will be on campus by 8:30am and will depart by 5:30pm.

Please contact Mike Harris with any questions at adastradebate@gmail.com