
Grace Campos is a graduate of Yale University and a former competitive debater for the Dalton School. As a teacher, Grace served as the Manhattan Director and Lead Instructor for Lumos Debate. She is also the former head coach at BASIS Manhattan and current coach of the NYDL Independent Team- most recently securing two ESU championship wins. As a debater, Grace won the Stanford Forensics Tournament, made it to the final rounds of national tournaments at Princeton, Yale, and UPenn, and placed 3rd overall in New York State. Throughout her time at Yale, she successfully competed in mock trial and Model U.N. Grace is passionate about helping students find their voice, and spreading the unique joys of speech and debate.

Evan Streams is the NYDL Tournament Director and the head coach at Birch Wathen Lenox and former head coach at The Dalton School. In 14 years of coaching, his students have won hundreds of awards including one world championship, two national championships, three state championships, and three NYDL championships in a row. As a debater, Evan was the Connecticut state champion. He believes strongly that debate must be focused on teaching enduring life skills in order to be valuable. When not debating, Evan is an avid hiker and reader, and enjoys comics and D&D. He holds a degree in philosophy from Columbia University.

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