For the majority of the session, the legal writing class meets twice a week for 90 minutes. However, after reading and analyzing the law, and before turning in a first draft of the discussion section, the students meet in small groups to present their understanding and analysis of the law to the professor, again acting as the attorney. The session culminates with the students making an oral argument to the professor, who acts as trial court judge hearing a motion.
Students meet in a large class, smaller break-out sessions and individually with the director, professor and TAs. This component meets for seven hours a week and includes instruction on case briefing, outlining, exam analysis and exam writing, as well as individual critiques of student work.
Below is a rubric that is used to grade posters in the Chemistry Department. By doing practice presentations, it will provide a great opportunity to receive feedback before you present at the poster session. Our numbers show that we are heading in the right direction: 42 percent of the faculty and 43 percent of the students in our college are women. Our students have opportunities to network with professionals, perform research, and take on challenges assigned by industry.
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Monday, June 14th — Summer research begins — you may start working on or after this date. Friday, September 3rd — Final day of research. Students will be deleted from the timesheet system in September. If you have not already completed the CITI tutorial in the past, please complete. Turn in both forms via email to Chandra Catron at catronc seattleu. You will now be eligible to work beginning Monday, June 14th. Please note that your last day of work is August 31st. Please Note: Your online timesheet will not be available until all hiring paperwork has been submitted.
If you have never worked for SU in the past: Any student hired for the Summer must be currently enrolled at Seattle University for Summer quarter or the upcoming Fall quarter. Complete the CITI tutorial. Ideas for Making a Poster Posters should contain lots of figures, diagrams, and graphics and as little text as possible. You have less than 5 minutes to engage the observer and visuals play a key role versus text. When using text use bulleted lists to convey information.
Figure legends, or labels are usually below a graphic, so they are clearly identifiable. Examining strategies like these can help you succeed in gameplay and beyond! Understanding and solving logic games teaches you how to think critically and use deductive reasoning — skills which are useful everywhere in life! Dive into the rapidly growing world where art and cryptocurrency collide as you create your own unique digital art masterpiece.
Gain a deeper understanding of NFTs, how they work, and why they are changing the world of art. Learn all about the history of NFTs or non-fungible tokens. How are they created and what makes them unique? How do you buy and sell them? What do you own if you buy one? Learn about the technology behind NFTs: Blockchain. What is a Crypto wallet and how do they work? Discuss what has made NFTs so popular in the last few years.
Why are people paying so much to collect NFTs? Why are some NFTs priced so high? Receive an introduction on how the MetaMask digital wallet works and learn how to set it up. You will learn how to use the digital wallet to manage ether funds and also get lessons on how the NFT market works. Create Your Own Digital Art:. Continue to diversify and grow your skills as you create your own graphic design, 3D model, audio, video, GIF, virtual world, and 3D animation NFT collectibles.
Gain valuable industry insight into how artists personalize their NFTs to create deep value and impactful content for their target audience.. Once your collection of NFTs has been created, dive into the most popular marketplace platforms that top artists across the world utilize today to sell their NFT content. Each piece you create will be taken home in your very own digital portfolio.
Turn your love for creating digital art into a thriving business! Learn how you can monetize your assets even after they are sold! Build out your brand as you express your creativity. Explore the risks and rewards of profit and the environment based on your decisions.
Campers go through the process of creating a video game — brainstorming, planning, character design, level design, programming, user interface design and much more! Once their characters are created, campers learn about level design and lay out floor plans with an easy-to-use, efficient tiling technique that allows for excellent control and precision.
Once the basic visuals are established, campers begin to program the character movement and interactions within their game. Valuable Learning Opportunities include creating an incredible look, feel, and appeal for a game, working with professional level software, and boosting your coding skills!
Serious Robotics. This gives campers experience using the same programs used by middle school, high school, and even college robotics teams nationwide! Valuable Learning Opportunities include developing skills in mechanics, engineering, and logical thinking. Campers design a website in an area of interest. Once campers solidify their concept, they select a theme and lay out their site. Text and graphics are added, making up the basic components of the website. After the website is established, campers learn how to code in HTML to edit text on webpages and design for various screen sizes on desktops, tablets, and mobile devices.
Valuable Learning Opportunities include gaining experience in HTML coding, graphics, fonts, page layouts, plugins and more! Valuable Learning Opportunities include utilizing loops, functions, objects, and conditionals; printing text onto the computer screen; receiving input from the user; and working with graphics.
Campers also learn core principles of programming including memory management and object-oriented programming concepts. Campers work to master skills like printing text onto the computer screen, using conditional statements and loops, and receiving input from the user while creating a text-based action adventure game and other projects.
Campers can even add exciting graphics to their new programs! Valuable Learning Opportunities include sharpening skills in planning, problem solving, as well as learning tons of new computer programing skills!
Be Your Own GM. Learn Advanced Stats. Dominate Fantasy Sports. Learn skills in sports analytics, become a truly knowledgeable sports fan, improve your skills in fantasy sports, and maybe launch a career in the world of sports one day!
You will learn how to make decisions based on statistics to organize a team and evaluate players. In addition to learning how to analyze stats and make theories and assertions, campers will participate in an All-Camp Fantasy Baseball League to put their skills to work!
Certificate of Excellence. Take Your Fortnite Skills to the Top. Spend mornings learning and developing skills, and put them to the test in local and nationwide Fortnite competitions! Valuable Learning Opportunities include developing pro-level skills in mechanics like aim, build speed, and movement, as well as individual and team strategies.
Campers also work on stretches and exercises to optimize gameplay, and learn how to take healthy breaks. Welcome to our general information section for camp. Click on the headings to the right to access camp information by topic. If you have any questions please feel free to contact our camp specialists at Info lavnercamps.
CAMP , or through our website chat feature. We enjoy helping families plan incredible summer experiences for their children and look forward to assisting you! If you enroll for multiple weeks in the same camp, you will move up in curriculum.
If you would like any assistance with scheduling camps for your child ren , please let us know! Private lessons with our virtual instructors will still take place at camp using our computers. Camp enrollment is completed online. This allows each child to register for any camps, courses, tournaments, private tutoring, or other programs during If you have any questions or issues regarding enrollment, please call our year-round office at CAMP or email us at Education lavnercamps. When enrolling in camp, you must complete the entire Camper Enrollment Form for each child, which contains a consent form that must be signed by a legal guardian.
If you do not complete our consent form but send your child to camp, this is considered implied consent to the terms and conditions listed in our consent form. The consent form constitutes the entire agreement and no section of the consent form may be waived by any other writings or methods of communication.
Private lessons are offered in many of our camp subjects. You may book an AM lesson from am to am and a PM lesson from pm to pm or pm to pm. If your child is enrolled for a private lesson before camp, early arrival coverage is included in the cost of the private lesson on that day. Flex Enrollment Policy.
Click here to view our Worry-Free Enrollment Policy which outlines our policy for changes of weeks, cancellations, and postponements. If Lavner Education is unable to hold camp at a location, it may at its sole discretion offer camp at another nearby location or through e-learning. Change of Camp Weeks : Families have the option of unlimited fee-free changes up until 30 days before the start of your camp. The new camp or camp dates requested are subject to availability.
We do our best to accommodate all requests. Refunds are not issued for campers who switch into a less expensive camp. The Camp Communique includes additional information specific to each location. Links to Summer Camp Communique will be posted as they become available, and sent via email to all registered families! A snack period is offered each day for 15 minutes to give a chance for campers to take a break, eat a tasty snack, and to socialize!
Campers should bring their own, nut-free snack to camp. A recess period is offered each day following lunch. Recess can consist of games providing options for exercise, team play, and lots of fun!
Recess is typically 45 minutes and takes place outside, weather permitting. All amendments of authorized individuals additions or deletions must be made by the primary account holder on the Camper Enrollment Form.
Early Arrival is from am to am. If you drop off your child prior to am it is considered Early Arrival and your account will be billed for early arrival if not previously enrolled for early arrival. Extended Day is from pm to pm. If you pick up your child after pm it is considered Extended Day and your account will be billed for extended day if not previously enrolled for extended day.
We also offer optional private lessons before and after camp. If you need to add any of these options during the camp week, please send your request directly to Info lavnercamps. If your child attends Early Arrival or Extended Day and it was not previously scheduled and paid for, our office reserves the right to bill the method of payment in your account i. While we do ask that you book in advance, we are flexible and will work to accommodate your requests even if made during the camp week!
Campers may sign up for our catered lunch program, or can bring their own nut-free lunch from home. If your child does not bring a lunch to camp and is not signed up for our lunch program, we will purchase lunch for your child that day and bill the method of payment in your account i.
For the safety of our campers, we are a Nut-Aware camp. Please do not send any nut products to camp with your child. For the safety of our campers, all drugs medications are stored under lock and key except when in the controlled possession of the person responsible for administering them. Lavner Education emphasizes a safe, fun, and healthy camp environment that fosters learning and friendship, and appropriate camp behavior is essential to a great overall experience for everyone involved.
It is imperative that every camper feels included, safe, and part of our camp community. Campers must be potty trained in order to attend camp. In accordance with the American with Disabilities Act, reasonable accommodations will be made for campers with disabilities. Campers are not permitted to use cell phones, personal computers, or any other electronic devices that connect to the internet while at camp except for camp owned computers used for camp purposes, unless otherwise determined by the camp.
If you would like to get in touch with your child during the camp day, please contact our onsite camp director. During the camp week, you may also contact our central office Info lavnercamps. We strive to have every camper complete the project minimums for each camp per the camp descriptions, however, this also requires the active participation and attendance of the camper.
In the event of an internet outage at the camp location, we will offer alternate tech-related activities at camp and make every effort to ensure campers continue to progress in technology.
If your child arrives at camp and you have an account balance, Lavner Education reserves the right to process your credit card on file for the camp week.
If after attending camp you still have an account balance, Lavner Education reserves the right to process your payment method on file during scheduled billing cycles. You may qualify for tax benefits through the dependent care credit for camp.
Our financial aid program is now open for applications until January 10th, If you are interested, please email info lavnereducation. To ensure a safe and productive camp environment, Lavner Education reserves the right to add or amend camp policies at any time. All current policies can be found at www. Please feel free to check back on our website for updates.
However, we believe that organization and structure are important pillars of a great camp experience. We offer a mix of indoor and outdoor activities, and our schedule is optimized for specialized learning, socialization, and fun. Regular camp hours are 9am to pm. Early Arrival is available beginning at 8am. So many of our campers are passionate about the specialty programs they are participating in and want to further improve and develop the skills taught in camp.
Private lessons are a great way to do this! Private lessons are offered in many of our specialty subjects. Spots are limited! One-on-one private instruction is an excellent way for campers to learn at their own pace, gain a better understanding and mastery of the skills and subject material, and enhance their experience at camp. Our instructors are friendly and supportive, and understand that every camper learns at their own pace. Our private lessons are designed to be hands-on and very focused, which enables the instructor and camper to concentrate on improving both strengths and weaknesses.
Lessons are tailored to the specific camper, and in some instances, campers may use the private lessons to go above and beyond the camp curriculum in an educational and informative manner with the help of the instructor.
Private lessons are optional, and are within the subject matter of the camp your child is attending that week. Private lessons are limited and are booked on a first-come, first-served basis!
Campers have the option to purchase more than one private lesson per week, and each lesson builds upon the progress made at camp and in previous lessons. In addition to being a great supplement to the camp week, private lessons are convenient! Lessons occur either before camp during Early Arrival or immediately after camp.
Private lessons can be booked when enrolling for camp, or by contacting our office via email at Info lavnercamps. CAMP If you already enrolled and want to add lessons, you can log back into your account and add them at any time, subject to availability. Links to Summer Camp Communique will be posted as they become available in Spring , and sent via email to all registered families!
Our camp families ask us many great questions about our summer camps. Below are a list of questions that are frequently asked. If you have a question that is not listed, please send it our way!
Question 1: How much time do campers spend with their course? Answer: Campers will spend approximately Question 2: What are your staff to camper ratios?
Answer: We guarantee a max staff-to-camper ratio of to … or better! See the Student Handbook page 43 for details. For more information, contact Steve Bender.
Summer Institute for Technology, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship Seattle University School of Law invites law students from all ABA-accredited law schools to join us for a summer of immersion into entrepreneurship, technology, and cutting edge legal careers.
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Confront current policy issues while immersing yourself in both the theory and the practice of counseling business innovators and innovation.
Participate in a unique structure that allows students to earn up to seven transferable law school credits in just five weeks of on-site instruction.
Some of the course will be spent studying legal ethics, business law, intellectual property, and the role of lawyers in the corporate environment.
Students will also virtually visit with successful, innovative and entrepreneurial lawyers and business executives at leading Seattle-area companies, including Microsoft. Readings, films, guest speakers, simulations and reflections will be incorporated to create a truly immersive experience. The courses are open to any student in good standing currently enrolled in an ABA-accredited law school MBA students may be eligible, please inquire for more information.
Both Seattle University and visitor law students who are full-time those not working 20 or more hours a week in June may take the 3-credit Immersion course and up to 2 of the 4 SITIE institute courses in June. Both Seattle University and visitor law students who are part-time those working 20 or more hours a week in June may take the 3-credit Immersion course and only 1 of the 4 SITIE institute courses in June.
Mark Chinen Before he began teaching, Professor Mark Chinen practiced in the areas of international trade, banking and corporate and securities law. Diane Lourdes Dick Professor Diane Lourdes Dick focuses her teaching and scholarship on complex corporate transactions, with particular emphasis on commercial finance, business bankruptcy and out-of-court restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, and business entity taxation.
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