Gained Accreditation
Victoria has a strong history in debating, but also in adjudicating. The New Zealand Universities’ Debating Council has a system of accreditation where people can become officially qualified and able to judge at Joynt Scroll and Easters. Students accredit through the rigorous system of trainee adjudicating at Easters or Joynt Scroll, where they sit with adjudicators and are then quizzed on how they saw the debate and often asked to practice oral adjudications. Whether or not people accredit as trainees is at the discretiton of the relevant tournament’s Chief Adjudicator and Deputy Chief Adjudicator. Students can also accredit by breaking twice at any of Easters, Joynt Scroll, Australs or Worlds. Since 2007 it has been possible to accredit at the Thropy or Claytons tournaments as well as Easters and Joynt Scroll.
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- Udayan Mukherjee
- April 2009
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- Philip Belesky
- April 2010
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- Jodie O'Neill
- April 2012
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- Cameron Price
- April 2012
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- Scott Fletcher
- May 2015
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- Maddy Nash
- May 2015
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- Ruby Meagher
- May 2016
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- Siobhan Davies
- May 2016
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- Emily Scrimgeour
- May 2017
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- Sam O'Grady
- May 2017
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- Sarah Mackenzie
- May 2017
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- Shakked Noy
- May 2017
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- Taran Molloy
- May 2018
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- Amy Spittal
- May 2018
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- Georgia Bloor-Wilson
- May 2019
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- Brooke Kinajil-Moran
- May 2019
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- Chris Blackford
- April 2008
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- Kathy Errington
- April 2008
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- Sarah Wilson
- April 2009
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- Frances Ratner
- April 2009
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- Olivia Hall
- April 2011
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- Oscar Battell-Wallace
- April 2014
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- James Gavey
- April 2015
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- Aric Shakur
- March 2016
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- Jack Boltar
- August 2019
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- Wilbur Townsend
- September 2014