| American Sign Language 3 | Register Now! | ||
| U2113-71 | 12 Sessions | $499.0000 | |
| Monday, Wednesday | June 3 - July 15 | 06:30:0 PM - 08:30:0 PM | |
| ASL 3 advances students’ proficiency in expressing complex concepts, such as making requests, seeking permission, and conveying concerns, along with fingerspelling skills. The course expands on grammatical knowledge with a focus on structure and the use of locative classifiers. Through immersive practice, students refine their ability to explain, correct, and confirm information, enhancing their fluency in ASL. Prerequisite: Completion of ASL 1 and ASL 2. Note: The following book is highly recommended: Signing Naturally: Student Workbook , ISBN: 978-1-58121-131-3 |
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| American Sign Language 1 | Register Now! | ||
| U2111-71 | 12 Sessions | $499.0000 | |
| Monday, Wednesday | July 22 - August 28 | 06:30:0 PM - 08:30:0 PM | |
| This course provides students with a strong foundation in American Sign Language (ASL). Students study the alphabet and numbers 1-1,000, and learn basic vocabulary as well as fingerspelling, language functions, grammar, basic questions and dialogue practice. Instruction also includes conversational strategies, sentence practice with directional verbs, adverbs, pronouns, numbers, time and calendar-related words. The history of ASL is explored so that students become knowledgeable in the basics of deaf culture. Recommended textbook: Signing Naturally Units 1-6, ISBN# 977-158-121-2105. |
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| Hofstra University Certificate in Inclusive Leadership Program (CILP) | Register Now! | ||
| H2011-71 | 7 Sessions | $1500.0000 | |
| Monday, Wednesday | August 5 - August 26 | 04:00:0 PM - 06:00:0 PM | |
| The Hofstra University Certificate in Inclusive Leadership Program provides evidence-based skills and practices that advance equity, inclusion, and belonging in school districts and organizations. The New York State Board of Regents recommends that educational institutions develop action-oriented plans to create access and opportunities for all stakeholders. This leadership certification program will equip participants with the tools and strategies to increase capacity, drive change, and build effective teams to create sustainable and equitable systems. Objectives:To address issues and create solutions around diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (this includes, but is not limited to, race, national origin, ethnicity, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, ability, age, religion, and socio-economic status) within communities.To develop sustainable systems and structures in regional school districts around diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging.To create a network of knowledgeable equity leaders within the region. Please call us at 516-463-7200 if you wish to split registration fee into two equal monthly payments. |
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| Cover Letter and Resume Workshop | Register Now! | ||
| H1701-71 | 4 Sessions | $250.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday | August 19 - August 22 | 06:30:0 PM - 08:30:0 PM | |
| Whether you’re applying to your first job or changing careers after years in one field, crafting a strong resume and cover letter is key to landing the interview. In this workshop, you’ll learn strategies for organizing your resume, writing active descriptions of your work experiences, knowing what to prioritize in your cover letter, and presenting the information in a coherent fashion. This workshop will involve group lessons and one-on-one guidance for each participant. | |||
| U.S. Forensic Linguistics [Ling 220] | Register Now! | ||
| H2007-71 | 5 Sessions | $970.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | July 29 - August 2 | 10:30:0 AM - 04:30:0 PM | |
| Once A Year Primarily through the lens of U.S. law enforcement, counter-intelligence, and threat management, this week-long intensive course offers a case-based approach to solving legal and law enforcement problems through linguistic analysis. The course will use data from actual cases taken from the FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit, U.S., State, and local police, and will discuss the path from investigation to prosecution in U.S. courts. This course demonstrates how forensic linguistics augments legal analysis by applying rigorous, scientifically accepted principles of linguistic analysis to legal evidence such as letters, confessions, contracts and recorded speech. Topics include linguistic theory, the structure of meaning systems and their arbitrary nature, sociolinguistic analysis of variation in dialect and language, the apparent "sub-dialects" of American makes and females, gestures, intercultural communication, language and social organization, and the role of standard dialects, non-standard varieties, and slang in delineating social groups. Prerequisite: May not be taken on a Pass/Fail basis. May be repeated once for credit, under advisement, when content varies. (Formerly U.S. Investigatory and Litigation Applications of Forensic Linguistics |
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| Flood Insurance Fundamental Coverage Issues and Options (NYCR-278571) | Register Now! | ||
| H7166-71 | 1 Sessions | $75.0000 | |
| Friday | June 14 | 08:00:0 AM - 11:00:0 AM | |
| Number of CEU Credits: 1 Brokers, General Consultants, Property/Casualty Agents, Public Adjusters |
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| The Story of Insurance a Journey Through Time Managing Risk (NYCR-273038) | Register Now! | ||
| H7162-71 | 1 Sessions | $170.0000 | |
| Friday | June 14 | 11:30:0 AM - 07:30:0 PM | |
| The class will journey through the ages emerging in modern times to explore the reasons and methods for protecting life, family, property, liability, and workers from the perils of both nature and man-made risks. We will explore how events both natural and man-made have created consequences and unintended consequences remedied by insurance coverages developed through the decades to protect people and businesses. The discussions will blend risk management concepts and creation of insurance products. We will also explore the development of moral standards for policing ethical behavior of the industry all culminating with our insurance needs in the 21st century. The class will contain lecture and discussion on Insurance Law; Diversity, Inclusion and the elimination of Bias in Insurance Transactions. Also included is a Refresher on Flood Insurance. Number of CEU Credits: 8 Approved for the following licenses: Brokers, General Consultants, Life Brokers, Life Consultants, Life Settlement Brokers, Life/Accident and Health Agents, Property/Casualty Agents, Public Adjusters |
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| What You Need to Know About NY Statutory Coverage and Laws Pertaining and Compliance with Laws Pertaining to Ethics, Dive | Register Now! | ||
| H7167-71 | 1 Sessions | $170.0000 | |
| Saturday | June 15 | 09:00:0 AM - 05:00:0 PM | |
| Number of CEU Credits: 8 Approved for the following licenses: Brokers, General Consultants, Life Brokers, Life Consultants, Life Settlement Brokers, Life/Accident and Health Agents, Property/Casualty Agents, Public Adjusters |
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| Collective Bargaining | Register Now! | ||
| H1206-71 | 6 Sessions | $675.0000 | |
| Wednesday | July 10 - August 14 | 06:00:0 PM - 07:30:0 PM | |
| This course is offered online via ZOOM and takes place during the below dates and times. You will receive information about how to access the ZOOM room upon registering for the class. The course is designed to teach the fundamental principles and techniques to successfully bargain a collective bargaining agreement or negotiate a settlement of a grievance or labor dispute. It will enhance students’ negotiation and settlement skills, teach the specific rules to comply with the NLRB legal requirements to bargain in good faith. Students will also get the opportunity to participate in several mock negotiation scenarios employing the techniques of Getting To Yes.Note: All students who register for the course should purchase a copy of Roger Fisher, William L. Ury and Bruce Patton, Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In (Penguin, 2011). About the Instructor: Karen Fernbach was Regional Director of the Manhattan Region of the NLRB. She is currently a Visiting Assistant Professor teaching labor law, advanced topics in labor law, employment law, and collective bargaining at Hofstra Law School. |
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| The Art of the Band: Grades 8-12 | Register Now! | ||
| A0058-71 | 10 Sessions | $1400.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | June 27 - July 12 | 09:00:0 AM - 03:00:0 PM | |
| Participants will learn about various amateur and professional bands and rehearse covers of and create original songs. Students interested in this course should already play an instrument and be able to understand the basics of reading music. This course will culminate in a live performance on July 12th. Important Program Notices: Program is held at Nassau BOCES Long Island High School for the Arts (LIHSA) located at 239 Cold Spring Rd, Syosset, NY 11791; BOCES LIHSA Office Number: (516) 622-5678.Transportation and lunch are not included within this program. Parents must arrange for transportation to and from the location. Additionally, participants must also bring their own lunch and drink. For further information, contact us at 516-463-7400 or email ce-youth@hofstra.edu. |
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| Broadway Theatre Dance: Grades 7-12 | Register Now! | ||
| A0104-71 | 15 Sessions | $2100.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | June 27 - July 19 | 09:00:0 AM - 03:00:0 PM | |
| Did you ever want to step into the shoes of a dancer from a Broadway musical? Participants will learn strong technique in jazz fundamentals as well as choreography derived from various Broadway styles. The program will conclude with a performance for family and friends. Family and friends are invited to attend the culminating performance on July 19th. Important Program Notices: Program is held at Nassau BOCES Long Island High School for the Arts (LIHSA) located at 239 Cold Spring Rd, Syosset, NY 11791; BOCES LIHSA Office Number: (516) 622-5678.Transportation and lunch are not included within this program. Parents must arrange for transportation to and from the location. Additionally, participants must also bring their own lunch and drink. For further information, contact us at 516-463-7400 or email ce-youth@hofstra.edu. |
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| Acting for the Camera & Self-Tape: Grades 7-12 | Register Now! | ||
| A0107-71 | 10 Sessions | $1400.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | June 27 - July 12 | 09:00:0 AM - 03:00:0 PM | |
| Want to learn how to act in front of a camera? Whether you’re an actor with a dream to make it on screen (big or small), or a stage actor itching to transition to on-camera work, there are skills you need to know! Participants will work closely with film students and perform as actors in their original works as well as create self-tapes for auditions. Learn the newest tricks of the trade and how to make yourself stand out from the crowd in self-tapes and student films! Family and friends are invited to attend the culminating film festival on July 12th. Important Program Notices: Program is held at Nassau BOCES Long Island High School for the Arts (LIHSA) located at 239 Cold Spring Rd, Syosset, NY 11791; BOCES LIHSA Office Number: (516) 622-5678.Transportation and lunch are not included within this program. Parents must arrange for transportation to and from the location. Additionally, participants must also bring their own lunch and drink. For further information, contact us at 516-463-7400 or email ce-youth@hofstra.edu. |
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| Introduction to Musical Theatre: Grades 5- 7 | Register Now! | ||
| A0108-71 | 15 Sessions | $2100.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | June 27 - July 19 | 09:00:0 AM - 03:00:0 PM | |
| This three-week course is for students who are new to Musical Theatre Performance and want to experience classes in theatre, dance, and vocal music with industry professionals. This is a perfect opportunity for young actors to develop their skills and prepare for next year’s audition season. Students will participate in master classes ranging from acting, vocal techniques, and dance basics while learning choreography and music for a musical revue. This course is designed for students of all talents and performance levels who want to build their resumes and work with the best on Long Island. Family and friends are invited to attend the culminating performance on July 19th. Important Program Notices: Program is held at Nassau BOCES Long Island High School for the Arts (LIHSA) located at 239 Cold Spring Rd, Syosset, NY 11791; BOCES LIHSA Office Number: (516) 622-5678.Transportation and lunch are not included within this program. Parents must arrange for transportation to and from the location. Additionally, participants must also bring their own lunch and drink. For further information, contact us at 516-463-7400 or email ce-youth@hofstra.edu. |
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| Musical Theatre Production: Grades 8-12 | Register Now! | ||
| A0109-71 | 20 Sessions | $2800.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | June 27 - July 26 | 09:00:0 AM - 03:00:0 PM | |
| LIHSA’s Musical Theatre Production will offer aspiring young actors a one-of-a-kind opportunity to develop their skills as triple threat performers while performing in a fully-produced musical. This program allows students the opportunity to become involved in all aspects of a musical theatre production including auditions, rehearsals, blocking, choreography, and ensemble work which culminate in a final performance. Our 4-Week program is designed for individuals with varied levels of singing and movement ability who want to elevate their existing talent while making lifelong friends from all over Long Island. Family and friends are invited to attend the culminating performance on July 26th. Important Program Notices: Program is held at Nassau BOCES Long Island High School for the Arts (LIHSA) located at 239 Cold Spring Rd, Syosset, NY 11791; BOCES LIHSA Office Number: (516) 622-5678.Transportation and lunch are not included within this program. Parents must arrange for transportation to and from the location. Additionally, participants must also bring their own lunch and drink. For further information, contact us at 516-463-7400 or email ce-youth@hofstra.edu. |
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| Film Techniques -- Concept to Creation: Grades 7-12 | Register Now! | ||
| A0205-71 | 10 Sessions | $1400.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | June 27 - July 12 | 09:00:0 AM - 03:00:0 PM | |
| Participants will work as a team to bring a film creation to life in just two weeks! The “crew” will explore the elements of professional filmmaking from start to finish, including storyboarding, pre-production, production, and post-production. Families and friends will be invited to a film screening at the end of the week showcasing the final project, which will also feature a post-film discussion with the filmmakers. Family and friends are invited to attend the culminating film festival on July 12th. Important Program Notices: Program is held at Nassau BOCES Long Island High School for the Arts (LIHSA) located at 239 Cold Spring Rd, Syosset, NY 11791; BOCES LIHSA Office Number: (516) 622-5678.Transportation and lunch are not included within this program. Parents must arrange for transportation to and from the location. Additionally, participants must also bring their own lunch and drink. For further information, contact us at 516-463-7400 or email ce-youth@hofstra.edu. |
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| Fundamentals of Visual Art: Grades 6-12 | Register Now! | ||
| A0307-71 | 5 Sessions | $700.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | July 8 - July 12 | 09:00:0 AM - 03:00:0 PM | |
| With the instruction of professional artists, participants will use the tools and equipment in the LIHSA fine arts studios to design and make their own functional objects or works of artistic expression. Important Program Notices: Program is held at Nassau BOCES Long Island High School for the Arts (LIHSA) located at 239 Cold Spring Rd, Syosset, NY 11791; BOCES LIHSA Office Number: (516) 622-5678.Transportation and lunch are not included within this program. Parents must arrange for transportation to and from the location. Additionally, participants must also bring their own lunch and drink. For further information, contact us at 516-463-7400 or email ce-youth@hofstra.edu. |
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| Mixed Media Arts: Grades 6-12 | Register Now! | ||
| A0315-71 | 10 Sessions | $1400.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | July 15 - July 26 | 09:00:0 AM - 03:00:0 PM | |
| Participants are welcome at any level for a workshop of mixed media art making using a variety of materials, including paint, cloth, paper, wood and found objects or imagery. Contemporary and classical concepts techniques and fundamentals will be considered and utilized to create collages, sculptures and other works of original art. The limitless possibilities of mixed media can amass visual experience and self-expression and develop one’s own voice. Important Program Notices: Program is held at Nassau BOCES Long Island High School for the Arts (LIHSA) located at 239 Cold Spring Rd, Syosset, NY 11791; BOCES LIHSA Office Number: (516) 622-5678.Transportation and lunch are not included within this program. Parents must arrange for transportation to and from the location. Additionally, participants must also bring their own lunch and drink. For further information, contact us at 516-463-7400 or email ce-youth@hofstra.edu. |
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| Studio Recording and Production: Grades 7-12 | Register Now! | ||
| A0051-71 | 10 Sessions | $1400.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | July 15 - July 26 | 09:00:0 AM - 03:00:0 PM | |
| Participants will learn about various amateur and professional music recording and production options and get the opportunity to record their own compositions. This hands-on program highlights audio software options, microphones, effects and how to get the perfect sound, even at home. A visit to a professional recording studio on Long Island will provide an up-close look as to how professional musicians get the right sound. Important Program Notices: Program is held at Nassau BOCES Long Island High School for the Arts (LIHSA) located at 239 Cold Spring Rd, Syosset, NY 11791; BOCES LIHSA Office Number: (516) 622-5678.Transportation and lunch are not included within this program. Parents must arrange for transportation to and from the location. Additionally, participants must also bring their own lunch and drink. For further information, contact us at 516-463-7400 or email ce-youth@hofstra.edu. |
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| Scenic Construction: Grades 7-12 | Register Now! | ||
| A0115-71 | 10 Sessions | $1400.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | July 15 - July 26 | 09:00:0 AM - 03:00:0 PM | |
| In this hands-on course, participants will learn how to create a scenic design, read draftings, create cut-lists, use a variety of power tools, and do basic scenic painting. During this 2-week course, the entire set for the LIHSA Summer Arts Academy musical will be designed and built for the show on July 26th. Important Program Notices: Program is held at Nassau BOCES Long Island High School for the Arts (LIHSA) located at 239 Cold Spring Rd, Syosset, NY 11791; BOCES LIHSA Office Number: (516) 622-5678.Transportation and lunch are not included within this program. Parents must arrange for transportation to and from the location. Additionally, participants must also bring their own lunch and drink.For further information, contact us at 516-463-7400 or email ce-youth@hofstra.edu. |
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| Actor’s Toolbox: Grades 8-12 | Register Now! | ||
| A0116-71 | 10 Sessions | $1400.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | July 15 - July 26 | 09:00:0 AM - 03:00:0 PM | |
| Students explore and learn techniques for a series of skills that every actor needs; Improvisation, Scene Study, Audition Techniques, and Stage Combat. This 2-week course gives new actors an overview of everything they need to begin in theatre arts and provides experienced actors the opportunity to enhance their skills with actors working in the industry. From headshots and resumes to sword fighting, this course is packed with invaluable experiences. Family and friends are invited to attend the culminating performance on July 25th. Important Program Notices: Program is held at Nassau BOCES Long Island High School for the Arts (LIHSA) located at 239 Cold Spring Rd, Syosset, NY 11791; BOCES LIHSA Office Number: (516) 622-5678.Transportation and lunch are not included within this program. Parents must arrange for transportation to and from the location. Additionally, participants must also bring their own lunch and drink. For further information, contact us at 516-463-7400 or email ce-youth@hofstra.edu. |
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| Quickstart Online Boot Camps | Register Now! | ||
| T0020-01 | $0.0000 | ||
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| Real Estate Salesperson's Qualifying Course (Approval Number D00117) | Register Now! | ||
| H5125-71 | 27 Sessions | $699.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday | June 17 - August 14 | 06:30:0 PM - 09:30:0 PM | |
| The salesperson's qualifying course is required by the Department of State as a prerequisite for its licensing exam (required by all persons wishing to become real estate salespeople). Individuals who complete this course and pass the course and state exam are then qualified to work under the sponsorship of a licensed broker in New York state. Fulfilling the requirements established by New York State Department of State Division of Licensing Services this course consists of 77 hours of instruction and a 3-hour final examination for a total of 80-hours. To earn a certificate, the registrant must comply with New York State Department of State Division of Licensing Services attendance policy as set forth in Real Estate License Law (updated December 2022), Title 19 NYCRR, SubChapter D, pertaining to Real Estate Brokers and Real Estate Salespersons §176.6 Attendance and examinations.If the registrant does not meet the attendance policy they will not be permitted to sit for the final examination. Topics include: License Law and Regulation, Law of Agency, Legal Issues, The Contract of Sales and Leases, Real Estate Finance, Land Use Regulations, Construction & Environmental Issues, Valuation Process and Pricing Properties, Human Rights and Fair Housing, Real Estate Mathematics, Municipal Agencies, Property Insurance, License Safety, Taxes and Assessments, Condominiums and Cooperatives, Commercial and Investment Properties, Income Tax Issues in Real Estate Transactions, Mortgage Brokerage, Property Management and Instruction. Note: Students are required to purchase the following book prior to the program start date: Modern Real Estate Practices in New York for Salespersons, 14th Edition, Publisher: Dearborn Real Estate Education, ISBN-10: 1078838909 ISBN-13: 978-1078838900 View on Amazon.com |
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| Sexual Assault Nurse Practitioner - Program Revenue | Register Now! | ||
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| Short Story Workshop | Register Now! | ||
| H1702-71 | 4 Sessions | $250.0000 | |
| Thursday | May 30 - June 20 | 06:30:0 PM - 08:30:0 PM | |
| The goal of this program is for each participant to write a fictional short story by the end of the four-week workshop. Each class session will focus on a different element(s) of the short story, such as plot, setting, characterization, etc. During the meetings, participants will write, revise, and share their pieces in a workshop-style setting. Previous experience writing short stories is not necessary to participate in this workshop, though seasoned scribblers are welcome too. | |||
| Introduction to Law for Teens (Grades 8-12) | Register Now! | ||
| H1601-71 | 4 Sessions | $560.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday | July 1 - July 5 | 09:30:0 AM - 03:30:0 PM | |
| In this class, students will learn: Overview of Legal System (Court structure, Governing Authorities, Jurisdiction) Exploration/Discussion – Different Types of Law (the need for/ list of categories) Key Legal Concepts Legal Jargon- Glossary of Legal Terms Explanation of Basic Legal Documents (Deeds, Wills, Powers of Attorney, etc.) Case Law- Learning/Practicing the Skills needed to Read/ Understand Case Law Law as a Career – Explore Options- Different Career Paths Discuss College Prep for Law School – Choosing a Law School- LSAT, etc. The Life of a Law Student- Classes, Internships, Bar Preparation and Admission Professional and Ethical Responsibilities of an Attorney Activities: Interpret and Debate Enactment of a Local Law and Draft Legal Documents. |
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| Business and Contract Law for Teens (Grades 8-12) | Register Now! | ||
| H1602-71 | 5 Sessions | $700.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | July 8 - July 12 | 09:30:0 AM - 03:30:0 PM | |
| In this class, students will learn: Discuss elements – Key components of a binding contractDistinct types- Scenarios for Contracts Case Law regarding ContractsEnforceable Contracts Business Related Contracts Business Law Overview Types of Business Entities- Legal Formation – By-Laws – Shareholders Officer Position Roles/ Responsibilities Uniform Commercial Code Activities: Draft a Contract and Create a Business Entity. |
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| Property Law for Teens (Grades 8-12) | Register Now! | ||
| H1603-71 | 5 Sessions | $700.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | July 15 - July 19 | 09:30:0 AM - 03:30:0 PM | |
| In this class, students will learn: Definition-Famous Cases- Real/ PersonalLand Ownership- Diverse typesReal Property InstrumentsProperty Liens- Title Issues- Explanation of Title Policies ForeclosuresLand UseZoningExploration of Condominiums vs. Co-operatives, HOA’SProperty Liability and Insurance Activities: Mock Real Estate Closing, Mock Zoning Hearing, Draft Deeds, Mortgages and Notes |
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| Legal Research & Writing for Teens (Grades 8-12) | Register Now! | ||
| H1607-71 | 2 Sessions | $280.0000 | |
| Thursday, Friday | July 25 - July 26 | 09:30:0 AM - 03:30:0 PM | |
| In this class, students will learn: Research Skills – Search engines- Citing Caselaw Finding Applicable Caselaw- Analyzing law Necessary Writing Skills Clarity, Conciseness Activities: Draft Legal Memorandum |
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| Constitutional Law for Teens (Grades 8-12) | Register Now! | ||
| H1604-71 | 5 Sessions | $700.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | July 29 - August 2 | 09:30:0 AM - 03:30:0 PM | |
| In this class, students will learn: Overview U.S. ConstitutionInterpretation- Text- History- Precent Individual Rights- Landmark CasesControversial Issues- Application Discussions- Scenarios Activities: Debates and Case Illustrations. |
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| Torts & Civil Litigation for Teens (Grades 8-12) | Register Now! | ||
| H1605-71 | 5 Sessions | $700.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | August 5 - August 9 | 09:30:0 AM - 03:30:0 PM | |
| In this class, students will learn: Overview Definition of Tort- Exploration of diverse types- ElementsDefenses-Causes- Damages Personal Injury Product Liability Civil Litigation – Evidentiary Components Landmark Cases- Discussion Activities: Mock Civil Trial |
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| Criminal Law & Procedure for Teens (Grades 8-12) | Register Now! | ||
| H1606-71 | 5 Sessions | $700.0000 | |
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | August 12 - August 16 | 09:30:0 AM - 03:30:0 PM | |
| In this class, students will learn: Definitions of CrimeElements of Crime Landmark cases Apply statutory lawForensics Evidentiary Components Activities: Mock Criminal Trial |
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