Hello everyone and my name is Mohib m. My pronouns are He/Him and don't forget to add me on the email chain. I'm a first year Policy Debater and throughout my experience, I value solvency the most. Take your time to flesh out your arguments and best of luck to everyone debating.

Email: mohibuawan@gmail.com

*my email is babbonnete@gmail.com*

LD- I'm fine with speed. run whatever you want.

PF- Steps to getting my vote: extend, line by line rebuttal, collapse in summary, if you're speaking second then I expect your summary to address attacks made in last rebuttal. Also: weigh in EVERY SPEECH.

Policy-

Here are some of my personal preferences: I like K's. Signpost. I don't expect the 1AR to respond to a 13 paged card dump, just do your best by grouping arguments and responding in a way that allows you enough time to save your 1AC from falling into LOTR fire pit.

Hello! I am a volunteer somewhat new to adjudicating. I appreciate clear and concise speaking. Eye contact is important. It is ok to smile.

Pronouns: she/they/he

Seven Lakes '21, University of Houston '25

General:
- I do not tolerate sexism, racism, homophobia, ableism, etc. Please be respectful of others

- Full disclosure I've never been in speech and debate myself, but I spend a majority of my time around debaters (I'm married to/live with one) and have received the run down on judging. 

- Have fun! I am rooting for you to do well

Extemp:

I'm looking for format (i.e. having a roadmap, using on-tops, following the speaker's triangle, etc.) and presentation. Your content should be in-depth and make sense. 

I am an ex-debater and also competed in IE's. As a judge, my decision making is based solely on the overall content and delivery presented during the round (not small technicalities or theories). My personal beliefs do not matter, what matters is your total performance. Debaters, I am not a fan of spreading so be aware, if I can't understand you, I can't judge you effectively.  I value clarity and articulation over spreading as well as uniqueness of your presentation.  Lastly, be nice to your opponent or co-participants, relax, and have fun. Good luck!