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Debate
Mr. David Denomie
Administrator, Milwaukee Debate League
Assistant Director of Marquette University Debate
Johnston Hall 411
288-3498 (phone)
288-3923 (fax)
david.denomie@marquette.edu
COURSES TAUGHT
Adult vocational training programs in computer technology and other areasEmployee training for businesses and organizations
EDUCATION
Graduate of Pius XI High School in Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1977).Attended Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia and Cardinal Stritch University in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Currently completing bachelor’s degree in Broadcast and Electronic Communication at Marquette University.
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
Technology coordinatorWorkforce Investment Act program administrator, U.S. Department of Labor
Administrative and educational program development, Milwaukee Public Museum
Employee training program design and implementation
Judge and coach, college and high school debate and speech (1978 - Present)
VISION FOR DEBATE
Debate and discussion play a critical role in many spheres of human activity. From business to government to academia, the wheels that run the world as we know it would grind to a halt without processes of deliberation incorporating various sources of fact and opinion. These processes provide the foundation upon which sound decisions and policies can be based.It is absolutely critical that young people have the skills to analyze and research issues, construct cohesive and comprehensible cases, present clearly in front of groups and electronic audiences, listen to opposing viewpoints, and defend their ideas while respecting the right to contrary opinions. Debate is a unique activity that effectively develops students in all these areas, imparting the skills to effectively participate in society’s critical deliberative processes.
Knowing the empowering and transformative effect that participation in debate can have at both the high school and college levels, Dave is committed to enhancing the opportunities for students, teachers, and the community to participate in debate and dialogue about important public issues.
For information about the Milwaukee Debate Leaguehttp://milwaukeedebate.org/html/the_ einhorn_debates.html
