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Justine DeCamillis CPJT101 Expecting an A Anonymous 05/17/2024	This is a colloquium course for the JLT Scholars program. I really enjoyed it, as you don't get homework and when you do they're not that bad. Usually she's not the one grading but her TA: he was great! I personally enjoyed this class due to the topics learned about, and it didn't really relate to just law but to pop-culture AND law history. If your someone who likes learning about society and law in a fun way (such as connecting it to pop-culture) I would recommend. This semesters topic was Food injustice, and personally I enjoyed it! I did think the case briefs sucked (& I'm a business major so I found them ehh) but other than that I really enjoyed the class. If you don't like it then yes maybe the assignments would not be "fun" for you, but if you can take it, there's always room to learn more and grow as a student & Professional! The instructor, I think is a joy! She is one of those people who makes you think "How can a person be so nice?!" and you come to appreciate that. I think the class has a welcoming environment as she tries her best to make a community out of all JLT students! (By the second semester some drop out, but the scholars program overall has many opportunities you should take advantage of!)
Justine DeCamillis CPJT101 Expecting an A Anonymous 03/07/2024	The class is not very useful at all, and far too much worth for a one credit class. She tends to be very passive aggressive in her speech and manner, and despite her class being a 1 credit class, her strictness with grading policies makes her appear very jaded towards students paired. In an assignment we're doing currently, we have to turn in written notes and share our google docs link, to curb cheating. This is so excessive and paired with it being a 1 credit class is frustrating. She a professor who does not trust her students at all, and with her strict communications guidelines, it seems like she doesn't even want to interact with students. Overall, I don't recommend JLT, the program is not beneficial and the teaching team is just as passive aggressive as this professor.
Justine DeCamillis CPJT101 Expecting an A Anonymous 05/01/2023	Justine DeCamillis is an extremely nice person. However, she needs to remember that she is teaching a 1 credit course. This class has so much work that it feels like it should be worth 20 credits. Additionally, she does not give A+s because she does not believe in them. Since this is a required course, chances are you don't have a choice. I'm sure you'll get an A, it's just annoying.

Justine DeCamillis
CPJT101

Expecting an A
Anonymous
05/17/2024

This is a colloquium course for the JLT Scholars program. I really enjoyed it, as you don't get homework and when you do they're not that bad. Usually she's not the one grading but her TA: he was great! I personally enjoyed this class due to the topics learned about, and it didn't really relate to just law but to pop-culture AND law history. If your someone who likes learning about society and law in a fun way (such as connecting it to pop-culture) I would recommend. This semesters topic was Food injustice, and personally I enjoyed it! I did think the case briefs sucked (& I'm a business major so I found them ehh) but other than that I really enjoyed the class. If you don't like it then yes maybe the assignments would not be "fun" for you, but if you can take it, there's always room to learn more and grow as a student & Professional! The instructor, I think is a joy! She is one of those people who makes you think "How can a person be so nice?!" and you come to appreciate that. I think the class has a welcoming environment as she tries her best to make a community out of all JLT students! (By the second semester some drop out, but the scholars program overall has many opportunities you should take advantage of!)

Justine DeCamillis
CPJT101

Expecting an A
Anonymous
03/07/2024

The class is not very useful at all, and far too much worth for a one credit class. She tends to be very passive aggressive in her speech and manner, and despite her class being a 1 credit class, her strictness with grading policies makes her appear very jaded towards students paired. In an assignment we're doing currently, we have to turn in written notes and share our google docs link, to curb cheating. This is so excessive and paired with it being a 1 credit class is frustrating. She a professor who does not trust her students at all, and with her strict communications guidelines, it seems like she doesn't even want to interact with students. Overall, I don't recommend JLT, the program is not beneficial and the teaching team is just as passive aggressive as this professor.

Justine DeCamillis
CPJT101

Expecting an A
Anonymous
05/01/2023

Justine DeCamillis is an extremely nice person. However, she needs to remember that she is teaching a 1 credit course. This class has so much work that it feels like it should be worth 20 credits. Additionally, she does not give A+s because she does not believe in them. Since this is a required course, chances are you don't have a choice. I'm sure you'll get an A, it's just annoying.

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