Danielle Miller is an independent debate coach specializing in Team Policy debate and platform speeches. In 2021, she took second place in TP at NCFCA Nationals with her partner Clare Cey. She believes the keys to debate are creativity (in your own theories and strategies), truth (of your arguments), and empathy (for your judges). Currently, She is in her sophomore year at Baylor University, where she is studying Political Science, Philosophy, History, and International Studies. At Baylor, she has won international awards in Model UN, and won a tournament on the Mock Trial team. She writes for the Ethos sourcebook and helps run debate tournaments as an intern for the Coolidge Presidential Foundation.

Clare is a freshman in college at the Catholic University of America studying Politics and Theology. She competed in the NCFCA for 6 years through middle and high school in a wide variety of speech categories, but her favorites have been her platform on the importance and impact of public libraries, which won a regional tournament, and her Digital Presentation on the American political system, which won 7th at the 2021 Online National Championship. She qualified to the National Championship in Team Policy Debate four years in a row. She received 4 top-10 placings at the National Championship, and overall more than 20 top-5 placings in 7 different speech and debate categories, including placing 2nd in Team Policy Debate at the 2021 NCFCA National Championship, and 3rd at the 2023 NCFCA Moot Court National Championship.