Statesman Debate Institute

SDI, headquartered in Wilmington, DE, is a Mid-Atlantic and Online, 501(c)3 nonprofit initiative that helps adults and youth alike get ahead themselves and lift society too. History’s best leadership techniques and “inclusive” information (multi-interpretations of history and policy) are taught. Statesmanship is cultivated.

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 Summer And Online Debate Camps

SDI Debate Camps, for Middle School and High School, offered on site and online, boost grades, instill civility, build confidence, enhance information gathering, critical thinking and communication skills, broaden the mind, stir creativity, and cultivate leadership, moreover, statesmanship. Brought up to date are the best debate camps that 4000 years have seen! Ask about the major boost in your skills and knowledge. … The photo is a composite of debaters Lincoln and Douglas.

in Villanova, PA
Wilmington, DE
Fairfax, VA

8 AM to 9 PM, EST
9 PM to 1 AM, EST

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 Model Congress & Model United Nations

Experience the next big thing in College-level and High School-level MODEL CONGRESS and MODEL UNITED NATIONS Conferences! SDI, inspired by ancient practices, offers participants unparalleled learning and leadership-enhancing opportunities. Important purposes are achieved, which, in turn, leads to greater enjoyment for all.

Private Coaching For Grad School, College, High School

SDI boosts Humanities Higher Education. Our private coaching helps PhD Candidates, Masters Students, College Students and Those applying to College or working on a major High School Paper. Versed in postmodern education, inspired by the classical curricula of Europe and early America, armed with the knowledge of the ages, insisting on the importance of multiple-interpretations, we are the Academy’s dependable complement.

Summer School Of Public Service

The SDI Summer School of Public Service, based in Washington, DC, is an amazing opportunity for pre-college youth (’17 high school grads, rising seniors and accomplished rising juniors). It systematically explores government, related careers, public policy and relevant history. It teaches advanced leadership skills, moreover, statesmanship. The Library of Congress (photo on left) symbolizes the School’s emphasis on knowledge and the common good. Anyone who aspires to leadership or to maximizing college humanities or both should attend. Ask about the major boost in your skills and knowledge. Cannot attend in Washington, DC? Let us know; there is a portable version of the school.