Email your questions to: advocacy@wfu.edu
Call the workshop office at: 336.758.6392

Wake Forest Debate Institutes
PO Box 7324
Winston-Salem, NC 27109

The cost of participating in this year’s advocacy skills in action workshop is $1895, which includes room and board for the duration of the two-week workshop. Board includes two full, all you can eat meals a day (lunch and dinner) in the Wake Forest Fresh Food Co. as well as food at other student events. These include a faculty/student cookout, a pizza night, and several other recreational activities that are further described on the “Student Life” page.

Upon acceptance, students and parents will receive an official acceptance packet and will be required to submit a non-refundable $500 deposit shortly thereafter to be rolled over into tuition. Thus, the remaining balance will be $1395. All balances must be paid by May 31, 2007.

If paying online: Stefan Bauschard, senior staff member, research director, and director of online financing for the Wake Forest Debate & Advocacy Workshops, is also the president of Planet Debate, a nationally frequented online debate resource. We are currently using Planet Debate's financing options as means of online payment for the workshop. The application forms on the “Apply” page will direct you how to proceed to pay through Planet Debate once you have entered all of your information.

Checks should be made out to: Wake Forest Debate
And sent to:
Wake Forest Debate Workshops
PO Box 7324
Winston-Salem, NC 27109

Financial aid will be awarded on a case-by-case basis if the applicant demonstrates financial need. There is an option in the online application section where financial aid forms can be filled out.

<Click here> for instructions to conduct financing online through Planet Debate.