Justine DeCamillis

This professor has taught: CPJT100, CPJT101, CPJT105, CPJT200, CPJT230, CPJT240, CPJT250, ENGL101, ENGL201, ENGL206, ENGL250, MLAW101, WGSS255

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Justine DeCamillis CPJT100 Expecting an A Anonymous 04/23/2025	This is a class that is required for students in the Justice and Legal Thought program, but despite it being a one-credit class, the workload feels as though it could be that of a 6-credit class at times. The work schedule, the assignments, and the work associated with this class are more work than what is worth the amount of credits that you receive from it. I love Dr. DeCamillis, and I do believe that she could be a good professor. The issue is that she can be passive-aggressive. The topics that are presented, while honorable in nature, it feels as though it does not seem to interact with all the students' interests. The problem is, once again, the grading is too strict; it is highly possible to get less than an A in this class if you do not put in what can be over 6 hours a week of work. This applies to both CPJT100 and CPJT101.
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 Expecting an A Anonymous 01/23/2024	Dr. DeCamillis goes above and beyond for all her students. She had awesome connections to professionals and tries at every chance to give us opportunities to network. Most Scholars classes are a joke, but she actually is teaching valuable and interesting things. Students that want an easy A without doing any work probably won't like her, but if you want to actually learn something or a mentor, she is the best.
Justine DeCamillis CPJT100 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/21/2023	Dr. DeCamillis is a reasonable professor, but the class is weird. I wish JLT was more transparent about what exactly the colloquium classes are about (this one is about justice and representation in Pop Culture, which was a surprise to me, especially because a lot of the class did not feel directly related to the JLT goals/topics). As such, the lectures and readings could use more motivation and connective material to give a sense of "purpose" to the entire class; unfortunately, I felt like I got very little out of the course.
Justine DeCamillis CPJT100 Expecting an A+ sch1ar 12/14/2023	she doesn't do A+ but an A and A+ count the same sooo. I loved her class, but there are two presentations (one alone & the other with a group) although it's presented in groups not the whole class. I liked her course, it's fun and not does give any home-work although at times there are exit-tickets (which are easy). definitely recommend her, she's such a joy!
Justine DeCamillis CPJT100 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/08/2023	She is a required teacher for students in the JLT program for 2 years. She pretty much has free roam over all the curriculum. My polite suggestion for this is to give her some oversight, because students consider the assignments to be busy work and a joke with no real life value (and the amount of assignments is crazy for one credit). She does care about her students but is also very very rude at times. She's pretty much your basic high school english teacher. Tbh scholars really is a good program that is well connected to a lot of opportunities. This professor's childish attitude and silly assignments are like the vegetable students have to eat in order to get rewarding and meaningful education opportunities and great things to add to a resume for desert.
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 CPJT100 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/07/2022	Dr. DeCamillis is great! She keeps the class interesting with the activities we engage in, and she is very outgoing and friendly. She is also very understanding if you can't make it to class and when you are unable to attend certain events.