Andrew Jassick is a highly decorated, international public speaking and debate coach, college professor, and communication educator with a seven-year background in competitive speech and debate. As a former intercollegiate speech and debate competitor, Andrew earned recognition as the number-one speaker in California and the number-three speaker in the United States. Today, Andrew brings that experience into the classroom as a college professor, Stanford University camp director, and international speech and debate coach. He has helped students develop confidence, structure powerful arguments, deliver compelling speeches, and compete successfully in a wide range of formats, including public speaking, impromptu speaking, extemporaneous speaking, Lincoln-Douglas debate, parliamentary debate, public forum debate, and IPDA debate. His coaching has supported students and teams who have traveled across the United States and internationally, giving him a broad perspective on what it takes to communicate effectively in both academic and competitive settings. Andrew holds a master’s degree in communication and is currently pursuing a Doctor of Education degree. His teaching combines real competitive experience with a student-centered approach, helping learners become more confident, thoughtful, and articulate speakers. Whether working with beginners or advanced competitors, Andrew focuses on helping students find their voice, sharpen their reasoning, and present themselves with clarity, confidence, and purpose.