Austin Urban Debate League
- Austin Urban Debate League
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Non-profit_name = Austin Urban Debate League
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founded_date = 2004
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location = Austin, Texas USA
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key_people = Michael Cunningham ,"Executive Director"
area_served = Austin Independent School District
Del Valle Independent School District
San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District
focus = Policy debate
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The Austin Urban Debate League (AUDL) is an American urban debate league located in Austin, Texas.
History
AUDL is the sixteenth and newest league in the Urban Debate Network. In 2004 the league had an initial roster of fourteen high schools, located in the Austin Independent School District and neighboring districts of Del Valle and San Marcos, with former educator Michael Cunningham taking the director position.
AUDL has garnered school system administrative support at the state, district, and local school level. Principals have expressed written and verbal commitment to the League. And school districts (Austin and neighboring) are supporting the League with classes and some funding, and both Texas State University and the University of Texas debate programs have partnered with AUDL as well. The Austin Urban Debate League is also a partner of the Associated Leaders of Urban Debate.
External links
* [http://www.urbandebate.org/ NAUDL website]
* [http://www.urbandebate.org/newsStory?id=54 Article about AUDL on NAUDL website]
* [http://www.debateleaders.org/ Associated Leaders of Urban Debate website]
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