BRUCE R. DANIEL
VITA
EDUCATION A.B.D.
Communication Studies
Communication Studies
M. A. Eastern
Speech Communication
B. S
(Cum laude) Political Science
M. A. Seminar Papers:
The Leadership of Woodrow Wilson
Professor Jack Rang, advisor
A Philosophical Defense of Intercollegiate Debate
Professor B. F. McClerran, advisor
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Temporary Instructor Fall 2003- Department of Mass Communication and
Theatre Arts
State
Part-time Instructor 1995-2003 Department of Mass Communication and
Theatre Arts
State
Instructor/Debate Coach 1988-95 Department of Mass Communication and
Theatre Arts
Graduate Teaching Assistant 1985-88 Department of Communication Studies
TEACHING EXPERIENCE (continued)
Lecturer in Speech 1980-85 Division of Speech, Department of English
Lecturer in Speech 1980 Department of Communication Arts
Graduate Teaching Assistant 1979-80 Department of Communication Arts and Sciences
Graduate Teaching Assistant 1978-79 Department of Speech Communication
Eastern
COURSES TAUGHT
Argumentation
Fundamentals of Communication
Public Speaking
Introduction to Debate
Debate Practicum
Introduction to Rhetoric and Social Influence
Persuasive Speaking for the Professions
Independent Study
Introduction to Debate Coaching
TEACHING AWARDS
E. C. Buehler Teaching Fellowship for excellence in teaching
beyond the basic course,
E. C. Buehler Outstanding Teacher Award
for the Basic Course,
RELATED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (DEBATE COACHING)
DATE TITLE INSTITUTION
HONORS
1988-1995 Debate
Coach West
for the National
Debate Tournament
1985-88 Graduate Assistant University of Kansas Eight teams in the top
Coach
Tournament
1980-85 Assistant
Debate
Coach
first time; qualified 4 of
the 5 years
1979-80 Graduate Assistant University of Southern Quarterfinalist at the
Coach
1978-79 Graduate Assistant Eastern Illinois Univ Top 16 finish at the
Tournament
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE
1988-1995 Debate coach West Georgia College Responsible for oversight of
budget; scheduling travel,
and tournament hosting
Summer 1988 Assoc
Director University
of
Lawrence, KS Debate Institute. Respon-
sibilities included planning,
budgeting, hiring, advertis-
ing, and administering an
institute for 250-300 high
school students and a staff
of 15 to 20.
Summer 1987 Assoc
Director University
of
Lawrence, KS Debate Institute. Respon-
sibilities included planning,
budgeting, hiring, advertis-
ing, and administering an
institute for 250-300 high
school students and a staff
of 15 to 20.
Summer 1986 Instructor University of
Lawrence, KS Debate Institute. Respon-
sibilities included lecturing
on debate theory and work-
ing with 14 HS students.
Summer 1981 Instructor
Included lecturing on debate
Theory and working with a
Lab group of 10 HS students
Summer 1980 Assistant
Director SMSU Southwest
organizing and scheduling
workshop sessions, assigning
staff, lecturing on debate
theory, running the debate
tournament, and working
with a lab group.
COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIPS
Mass Communication Assessment Program Assistant to Dr. Glenn Novak in promoting outside evaluation of
mass communication majors.
Committee study, 1991-92
TOURNAMENT HOSTING AND ADMINISTRATION
National Debate Tournament co-host; Assisted hosting 1995 National Debate Tournament, West Georgia Campus
National Debate Tournament co-host; Assisted hosting 1990 National Debate Tournament, West Georgia Campus
Richard B. Russell Georgia Allstate Debate Championships 1988-1995
Co-Director and Administrator of
the
Co-Director and Administrator of
the
Co-Director and Administrator of
the
Co-Director and Administrator of
the
Co-Director and Administrator of
the
95. Co-host and administrator for the Georgia Independent Schools Debate Championships.
95. Co-host and administrator for the Georgia Independent Schools Debate Championships.
Region 5 Quad A
qualifying Debate tournament.
Robert D. Tisinger Debate Tournament, 1988-1995. Co-host and administrator of the
strongest and finest debate tournaments in the nation.
Ernest l
HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE
WORKSHOPS
Hosted, administered, taught and budgeted 2 summer debate camps
for high school students, through continuing education. 30 to 100 high school
debaters were on campus each summer for 3 weeks.
Prepared,
directed, administered and taught this one day debate camp for
High School students. Debate theory and practice were taught to 300 high school
debaters and coaches each year.
West Georgia College Spring Debate Workshop 1988-1995
Prepared,
directed, administered and taught this one day debate camp for
high school students. Debate theory and practice were taught to 300 high school
debaters and coaches each year.
ON CAMPUS DEBATE FORUM
Received a College Foundation Work Study grant for developing a series of on campus public debates. Responsible for developing this program and for selecting participants and serving as moderator for each campus debate.
GUEST JUDGING
Critic for the Georgia Speech Communication Association student research paper competition, 1992
Optimist Oratorical Contest regional Finals,
Guest judge at numerous
Guest judge at numerous
PARTICIPATION IN EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
“Effective Communication for School Administrators”
“Persuasion in Presidential Campaigns” October 29, 1992
“Effects topicality”
“Critiquing the Public Speech” Bryan-
“
“Counterplans: Viable
Negative Strategy or Waste of Valuable Time?”
PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
“
Served as guest commentator for WKNG sponsored Gingrich-Worley Congressional Election Debate, October 1990.
MEMBERSHIPS AND OFFICE IN SCHOLASTIC HONORARIES
Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha, National Forensics Honorary Society, 1976 to present.
President,
MEMBERSHIPS AND OFFICES IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES
American Forensic Association, Life Member
Topic Advisory Committee 1990-1995
Speech Communication Association, 1978-1995
Georgia Speech Communication Association, 1992-1995, 2003-present
Critic, Student research Competition, 1992
International Communication Association, 1980-85
Central States Speech Communication Association, 1980-1985.
Southern Speech Communication Association, 1980-1985.
CONVENTIONS AND PROGRAMS ATTENDED
Own L. Coon Open Forum on the 1995-96 National Debate Topic, Northwestern University,
Owen L. Coon Open Forum on the 1994-95 National Debate
Topic, Northwestern University,
Owen L. Coon Open Forum on the 1993-94 National Debate Topic, Northwestern University, February, February 9, 1993.
Speech Communication Association, National Convention,
Owen L. Coon Open Forum on the 1992-93 National Debate
Topic, Northwestern University,
Owen L. Coon Open Forum on the 1991-92 National Debate
Topic, Northwestern University,
District VI National Debate Tournament Representative,
meetings at
District VI representative, American Forensic Association
Business Meeting sessions, American Forensic Association Convention,
Speech Communication Association, National Convention,
Owen L. Coon Open Forum on the 1990-91 National Debate
Topic, Northwestern University,
Speech Communication Association, National Convention,
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Twice yearly, 1988-1995, privately published booklets on the High School Debate topic;
Strategies for Debating Pollution Reduction
Through
1992.
Exploring United States Aid and Trade Policies and Worldwide Pollution Reduction, privately published, Spring 1992.
Strategies for debating Social Service Provision to Homeless Americans: the 1991-92 High School Debate Topic, privately published, Fall
1991.
Homelessness in
Strategies for Debating Space Exploration: The 1990-91 High School Debate Topic, privately published, Fall 1990
United States Space Policy: Exploring the Final Frontier, editor and contributing author, privately published, Summer 1990.
Exploring Outer Space: Strategies for the 1990-91 High School Debate Topic, privately published, Spring 1990
Strategies for Reducing Prison Overcrowding: Debating the 1989-90 High School Debate Topic, privately published, Fall 1989.
Combating Prison Overcrowding, privately published, Spring 1989.
Guaranteeing Retirement Security, privately published, Fall 1988.
PAPERS READ
“Debate Coaching and Tenure:
the
“Debate Coaching and Tenure:
the
“Behavioral Intentions: Symbolic Rehearsals for Action.” with Thomas Beisecker. Western Social Science Association
Meeting, Symbolic Interaction Division,
“Iranscam: Chinks in Reagan’s Teflon Armor.” Speech Communication Association Meeting, Presidential Studies Division,
LISTED IN
DIRECTORIES
Who’s Who in American Education, 1994-95.
Outstanding
Young Men in
Who’s Who Among Students in
Who’s Who Among Students in