MIFA Wearables

Wed, 03/05/2014 - 2:39pm by stevedmarsh   Tags:
MIFA's apparel partner
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MIFA partners with Hold on to Hope for its wearables. Hold on to Hope specializes in awareness apparel for Michigan Non-profits and they are an excellent resource for us. A substantial amount of the purchase price comes back to MIFA as a cash donation. Learn more about them here.
 

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Film Festival

Fri, 01/31/2014 - 2:27pm by stevedmarsh  

MIFA has announced the first ever MIFA Film Festival. It will be held on April 12, 2014 at Seaholm High School.
 
This festival is open to any student of any member school. Registration can be accomplished here.
 

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Diana Rose Individual Events Award for Coaches

Thu, 01/23/2014 - 3:29pm by stevedmarsh  

New in 2014, the IE Committee has authorized, and the Forensic Council has approved the establishment of the Diana Rose Individual Events Award. This is an award for long-standing contribution to the Individual Events community of MIFA and is named after the longest-standing MIFA volunteer in history: Diana Rose. Please read more about her on the form. See link below.
 

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Theatre Results 2013-2014

Thu, 02/23/2012 - 1:34pm by stevedmarsh  

The results of the contest are attached.
 
Congratualtions to Holland Christian, whose presentation of Wit was the Division II Champion.
 
Congratualtions to  West Bloomfield, whose presentation of Survivor was the Champion of Division I and judged the best show of the festival.
 
Other awards included:

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Get into the Forums. First line of communication.

Tue, 12/06/2011 - 4:19pm by stevedmarsh  

We hear a good deal about how people are not aware of changes and deadlines in MIFA. The easiest and surest way to avoid being left out of the information loop is take some personal initiative and get signed up for the MIFA Forums. That is where all pertinent information is posted first and it stays there so it can be accessed again later if you need to.

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The Michigan Interscholastic Forensic Association promotes education-based middle and secondary school speech and debate activities and interscholastic competition as a means to develop a student’s lifelong skills and values, as well as the public’s awareness of the value of speech, debate, and communication education.

As an organization, the Michigan Interscholastic Forensic Association embraces diversity, interconnection, and visionary leadership while fostering a greater sense of community. We empower students to become proficient communicators, ethical individuals, critical thinkers, lifelong learners and leaders in a democratic society.