Commuter Camp
We will be returning to the UNT Dallas College of Law.
All students who attend the camp will receive 48 hours of intense instruction that will include 8 rounds of mock trial competition evaluated by local attorneys, law students and sitting judges. Additionally, all students will receive a case notebook, T-shirt and other giveaways. All students will be served a catered hot meal for lunch. Last year's meals were all catered from local restaurants.
High School commuters should be dropped off at 830AM and picked up no later than 530PM.
Residential Options - SOLD OUT
Sibling Option (2 students)
We have limited space for students who need overnight accomodations. We will once again be working with Indigo Hotel located adjacent to the law school.
We are offering two residential options:
The Sibling Option - $1750 per student
- 2 people to a room
- Housing - 7 nights
- Hot breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Adult supervision
- Extended office hours with lab leaders
The Team/School Mate Option - $1500 per student
- 3-4 people to a room (e.g., team/school mates)
- Housing - 7 nights
- Hot breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Adult supervision
- Late night security (off duty law enforcement officers)
- Extended office hours with lab leaders
We will have adult staff present for supervision and dinner will be provided.
Contact Mr. Gonzalez for additional details or questions - director@mocktrialcamp.com
Residential Options (cont.)
Team Mate Option (3-4 students)
See above for more details.
Coach's Camp
Running concurrently with the student camp, the coach's camp is designed to be the premiere intensive professional development for mock trial teachers. Want to better understand the evidentiary arguments your students hear in competition rounds? Struggling to come up with a way to help your student fix that one subtle problem that keeps her from excelling at tournaments? Hungry for the chance to “talk shop” with other mock trial coaches? Then the Coach’s Camp is for you!
The camp offers the opportunity to experience mock trial camp from a student’s perspective while collaborating with fellow professionals about the best ways to teach critical mock trial kills. The program will aim to comprehensively cover and drill the skills most used in mock trial. There will be lectures on these skills followed by practice with actually doing relevant drills. Such practice will be followed by learning how to implement these drills with students, including work on developing targeted and comprehensive lesson plans for building mock trial skills. We anticipate being able to offer 40 hours of TEA approved professional development.
Coaches will also receive a complimentary t-shirt, trial notebook and lunch.
Champ Camps
Check out all 4 of our camps:
- High School Mock Trial
- College Admissions (9th & 12th Grades)
- Middle School Mock Trial, Debate & Speech
- Middle School Critical Thinkers