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Educating for Citizenship
25thAnnual Conference
December 10, 2009 Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center
East Lansing, Michigan
Conference Schedule
7:30 - 8:30 Registration
Coffee and soft drinks are available in Room 103A to help you start your day. Please visit our conference vendors in the lobby at any time throughout the day.
8:30-9:30 Session 1 Workshops 9:40-10:40 Session 2 Workshops
10:50-11:50 Session 3 Workshops
12:00-1:20 Lunch - Big 10 B & C Welcome
Mary S. Coleman Award Presentation DonaldM.Fulkerson,President MichiganCenterforCivicEducation
2009 Recipient TheHonorableDaleE.Kildee U.S.HouseofRepresentatives,District5
Teacher of the Year Award Presentation LindaJ.Start,ExecutiveDirector MichiganCenterforCivicEducation
Introduction: BillTrevarthen,ExecutiveDirector MichiganGovernmentTelevision Keynote Address: TerryLynnLand MichiganSecretaryofState
1:30-2:30 Session 4 Workshops
Sessions at a Glance Room 8:30 – 9:30 9:40 – 10:40 10:50 – 11:50 1:30 – 2:30
Heritage
Elementary Civics: It’s More Than Flags and Red, White and Blue T-Shirts
Elementary
Making Sense of 96 High School Civics Expectations
High School
Representative Democracy in America: Free Resources for Elementary Teachers
Elementary
Teen Court: A Partnership between Schools and Courts
High School
Willy
Making The Founders Relevant through Patriot Week
General
Taking Citizenship Beyond the Textbook
General
Students Meeting the High School Civics Expectations with We the People
High School
Civics and Service: Connecting Academic Service Learning and Project Citizen
Secondary
102
The Michigan High School Mock Trial Tournament: Raising the Bar
High School
You Rule!: Ideas and Resources for Teaching about Representative Democracy in High School
High School
C-SPAN’s Free Online Resources - Websites Your Government Students Should Know
Secondary
We the People: Free Resources for Meeting 4th/5th Grade Civics GLCEs
Elementary
106
Deliberating in a Democracy: Surveillance
High School
Deliberating in a Democracy: Marriage and the State
High School
The LEAGUE, Curriculum by Learning to Give, a free K-12 Service-Learning Program
General
Advanced Placement U.S. Government and Politics Round Table
High School
107
You Rule!: Ideas and Resources for Teaching about Representative Democracy in Middle School
Middle School
Why the Big Secret?
Middle School
America’s Legislators Back to School Program
General
Mock Trials in the Middle School Classroom
Middle School
110
Civics for the Head and the Hands
General
Ideas for Constitution Day
General
Teacher/Lawyer Partnerships: Teaching Elementary Students about the Law
Elementary
8:30 - 9:30 Sessions
Civics for the Head and the Hands
Civicsexpectationscanbeengagingandinterestingtostudentswhenyoupresentthemin3-Dgraphicorganizers.Attendthissessiontolearnaboutmanipulativesthataddressbothcontentandinstruction.
Presenter: Susan Laninga, Grand Valley State UniversityRoom: 110 Audience: General
Deliberating in a Democracy: Surveillance
Videosurveillancecamerasseemtobeeverywherethesedays...onhighwaysandin schools, at street corners and even in ordinary public squares. Public officials are turningtothistechnologyforcrimeprevention,criminalinvestigations,publicsafety,traffic control, crowd monitoring, and governmental and national security. How doesincreasinggovernmentalsurveillanceaffecttheprivacyrightsofcitizensanddemocratic society? Should law enforcement officials need the permission of a judge to accesspublicvideosurveillancerecords?ThissessionwillfeaturenewmaterialsfromtheDeliberatinginaDemocracy(DID)program.Classroommaterialswillbeprovided.
Presenter: Nisan Chavkin, Constitutional Rights Foundation ChicagoRoom: 106 Audience: High School
Elementary Civics: It’s More Than Flags and Red, White and Blue T-Shirts
ThissessionillustrateshowtheMichiganCitizenshipCollaborativeCurriculum(MC3)supportsthedevelopmentofstudents’civicunderstandingfromkindergartenthrough fifth grade. Instructional strategies for the elementary classroom will be shared.Progressionsoflearningincivicseducationwillbehighlighted.
Presenters:Amy Bloom, Oakland Schools; Kim Hase, Macomb ISDRoom: Heritage Audience: Elementary
8:30-9:30 Sessions
Making The Founders Relevant through Patriot Week
AretheFoundingFathersandtheirFirstPrinciplesrelevanttocurrentevents?JudgeWarrenmakesacompellingcaseofwhytheFoundersandtheFirstPrinciplesshouldbefrontandcenterinaddressingcurrentevents,andhowtomakethemrelevant,engaging,andinterestingforstudentsandteachers,inparticularthroughadoptingPatriotWeekprograms.ParticipantswillreceiveafreecopyofWarren’sbook,America’s Survival Guide: How to Stop America’s Impending Suicide by Reclaiming our First Principals and History.
Presenter: Hon. Michael Warren, Jr; Sixth Judicial Circuit CourtRoom: Willy Audience: General
The Michigan High School Mock Trial Tournament: Raising the Bar
ThissessionwillfocusontheMichiganHighSchoolMockTrialTournamentasamethodforengagingstudentsinasimulationofanessentialdemocraticprocess:thefairtrial. Whether interested in a legal career, seeking confidence in public speaking, or just opentoanintellectualchallenge,competitivemocktrialoffersteamsof6-10studentstheopportunitytolearnaboutthelawontheirfeet,takingontherolesofattorneysandwitnesses.
Presenters: Linda McCarthy, Forest Hills Public Schools; Tom McCarthy, Smith, Haughey, Rice & RoeggeRoom: 102 Audience: High School
You Rule!: Ideas and Resources for Teaching about Representative Democracy in Middle School
ApartnershipbetweentheCenterforCivicEducation,theCenteronCongressatIndianaUniversity,andtheNationalConferenceofStateLegislatureshasproducedhighqualityfreematerialsandlessonplanstoimprovepublicunderstandingofrepresentativedemocracyandencourageAmericanstoplayaresponsibleroleintheirgovernment.Sessionparticipantswillreceivesamplemiddleschoolmaterials.
Presenter: Terri Mount, Hanover-Horton SchoolsRoom: 107 Audience: Middle School
9:40-10:40 Sessions
Deliberating in a Democracy: Marriage and the State
Since the Netherlands became the first country in the world to legalize same-sex (homosexual)marriagein2001,therearenowsevennationsintheworldthatrecognizemarriage for gay and lesbian couples. In the United States, five states recognize same-sex marriage, but over 30 have passed constitutional amendments that define marriage astheunionofonemanandonewoman.Whatarethetensionsbetweensocialcustoms,legalprinciples,anddemocraticdecisionmaking?Shouldourdemocracypermitsame-sexcouples(gayandlesbian)tomarry?ThissessionwillfeaturenewmaterialsfromtheDeliberatinginaDemocracy(DID)program.Classroommaterialswillbeprovided. Presenter: Nisan Chavkin, Constitutional Rights Foundation ChicagoRoom: 106Audience: High School
Ideas for Constitution Day
ConstitutionDayisanopportunitytocelebratethebrillianceandsustainabilityoftheamazingdocumentthatisthefoundationoftheUnitedStates.Toooftenthough,dis-tricts,leftwithlittleornomoneyandresources,failtofullypartakeinadaythatshouldbeahighlymemorable,educationalexperienceforstudents.ThissessionwillprovideideasandmaterialsthatcanbeusedtocelebrateConstitutionDayatallgradelevelsinameaningfulway.
Presenters: Carolyn Wetzler, Milan Area Schools Anthony Salciccioli, Clarenceville School DistrictRoom: 110Audience: General
Making Sense of 96 High School Civics Expectations
InthissessionteacherswillexplorehowtheMichiganCitizenshipCollaborativeCurriculum(MC3)addressesall96civicsexpectations.Thedifferenceingrainsizeandimportanceofcivicsconceptswillbediscussed.Units,lessonsplans,andsupplementalteachingmaterialforhighschoolcivicsandhistorycourseswillbeshared.
Presenters:Amy Bloom, Oakland Schools; Kim Hase, Macomb ISDRoom: HeritageAudience: High School
9:40-10:40 Sessions
Taking Citizenship Beyond the Textbook
Thissessionwilladdressmultiplewaysstudentscanexplorecitizenshipbeyondthetextbookinordertomakeitmeaningfulandmemorablewhileattendingtothecurriculumstandards.ThepresenterwillshareK-12examplesthatcanmakeformoreenthusiastic learners, foster self-efficacy, and personalize the learning.
Presenter: Janet Alleman, Michigan State UniversityRoom: WillyAudience: General
Why the Big Secret?
ExplorethedynamicsbehindthePhiladelphiaConventionusingalessonfromtheacclaimedWe the People...The Citizen and the Constitutiontext.StudentswillbetterappreciatetheforcesatworkasMichiganapproachestheNov.2,2010voteonholdingitsownconstitutionalconvention.ParticipantswillreceivefreeWe the People materials. Presenter: Blaine Betts, N.I.C.E. Community School District (ret.)Room: 107Audience: Middle School
You Rule!: Ideas and Resources for Teaching about Representative Democracy in High School
ApartnershipbetweentheCenterforCivicEducation,theCenteronCongressatIndianaUniversity,andtheNationalConferenceofStateLegislatureshasproducedhighqualityfreematerialsandlessonplanstoimprovepublicunderstandingofrepresentativedemocracyandencourageAmericanstoplayaresponsibleroleintheirgovernment.Sessionparticipantswillreceivesamplehighschoolmaterials.
Presenter: Pierre Sirois, East Grand Rapids Public SchoolsRoom: 102Audience: High School
America’s Legislators Back to School Program
YourIdeasCount!That’sthemessagelawmakerswillbringtostudentswhentheyvisityourclassroomaspartoftheAmerica’sLegislatorsBacktoSchoolProgram.It’sagreatopportunityforyoungconstituentstoaskquestions,shareideas,andgainagreaterunderstandingofthelegislativeprocess.Comeandlearnhoweasyitistoarrangeaclassroomvisitbyyourstaterepresentativeorsenator.
Presenter: Lauren Kathawa, Office of Senator Michael D. Bishop Room: 107Audience: General
C-SPAN’s Free Online ResourcesWebsites Your Government Students Should Know
ParticipantswillexamineC-SPAN’svastarrayofonlineresources,including:C-SPAN’shomepage,Classroom,VideoLibrary,CongressionalChronicle,andStudentcam.AfterbecomingacquaintedwithC-SPANanditsonlineresources,participants will analyze and discuss specific ways they can incorporate C-SPAN resourcesintotheirclassrooms.
Presenter: Tracey Van Dusen, Ann Arbor Public SchoolsRoom: 102Audience: Secondary
The LEAGUE, Curriculum by Learning to Give,a free K-12 Service-Learning Program
Thisworkshopwillhelpyoulearnhowtogrowservice-learninginyourschoolbyfocusingonexistingtoolsthatmanyschoolshavebeenusing,whiletyinginafunmodelthatstudentsandteacherscanteam-upontotakeservice-learningtothenextlevel!Learnaboutvaluableresources,includingover1,300service-learninglessonplans,allfreeandcodedtostatestandards.
Presenter: Sarah Percoulis, AmeriCorps VISTA, The LEAGUE MichiganRoom: 106Audience: General
10:50-11:50 Sessions
Representative Democracy in America: Free Resources for Elementary Teachers
ApartnershipbetweentheCenterforCivicEducation,theCenteronCongressatIndianaUniversity,andtheNationalConferenceofStateLegislatureshasproducedhighqualityfreematerialsandlessonplanstoimprovepublicunderstandingofrepresentativedemocracyandencourageAmericanstoplayaresponsibleroleintheirgovernment.Sessionparticipantswillreceivesampleelementarymaterials.
Presenter: Jim Troost, Michigan Center for Civic EducationRoom: HeritageAudience: Elementary
Students Meeting the High School Civics Expectationswith We the People
ThissessionfocusesontheresourcesavailablethroughWe the People: the Citizen and the Constitution,aninstructionalprogramonthefoundationsofAmericanconstitutionaldemocracy.We the PeoplehelpsstudentsdiscoverthecontemporaryrelevanceoftheConstitutionandBillofRights.Freematerialsandprofessionaldevelopmentprovideengaginglessonsandactivities,includinganationwidecompetition.
Presenter: Roy Sovis, Genesee ISDRoom: WillyAudience: High School
Teacher/Lawyer Partnerships: Teaching Elementary Students about the Law
OrderintheCourt,YeFairyTaleCreatures.Sometimesteachingthecourtroomandlawprocessescanbehardforelementaryandmiddleschoolagedstudentstograsp.Butbyputtingafamiliarfairytalespinonitstudentswillbeimmersedintothetrueprocessofthelaw.Onelawyer/teacherteamwillsharetheirexperiencesinFairyTaleCourt. Students take on the roles of lawyers, defendants, witnesses, jury and all other membersofatypicalcourtroomhearing.
Presenters: Sara Loveridge, Fraser Public Schools; Christine Piatkowski, Attorney at LawRoom: 110Audience: Elementary
10:50-11:50 Sessions
1:30-2:30 Sessions
Advanced Placement U.S. Government and Politics Round Table
Come and join a discussion intended to share practical approaches to teaching an AP courseingovernmentandpolitics.Topicsfordiscussionareunlimited,butcouldincludemechanics,suchasstudentselection,voluntaryvs.mandatoryexams,andtechniquesforimprovingscores;aswellasideasforcoveringcontentwhilestimulatingstudentinterest.Participantscanshareideasonwritingagoodsyllabus,textbooksuggestions,aswellasconstructingandgradinggoodanalyticalquestions.Veteransandrookiesarewelcome.
Presenter:Brian Stevens, Coldwater Community SchoolsRoom: 106Audience: High School
Civics and Service: Connecting Academic Service Learning and Project Citizen
Academic Service Learning and Project Citizen are a natural fit to help middle and highschoolteachersmeetstatestandardsandteachcivicresponsibility.Learnabout,and receive, interactive resources for this engaging project that teaches civic rights and responsibilitiesthroughcommunityaction.
Presenters: Terri Mount, Hanover-Horton Public Schools; Christine Rogers, Clarkston Community SchoolsRoom: WillyAudience: Secondary
Mock Trials in the Middle School Classroom
Learnhowtousemocktrialstoteachmiddleschoolstudentsaboutthecoredemocraticvalues and the judicial system.
Presenter:Richard Zager, Southfield Public SchoolsRoom: 107Audience: Middle School
Teen Court: A Partnership between Schools and Courts
Come learn about this award winning program, recognized by the Michigan Lawyers Auxiliary and the State Bar of Michigan. The Teen Court Program is coordinated between Wayne Memorial High School and the 29th District Court. In Teen Court, students serve at jurors and court officers in actual juvenile court cases. Learn how the program began, how it works, and what the goals of the program are. This session ends with a video of the Teen Court in action and a question and answer period.
Presenters: Beth Johnson, Wayne-Westland Community Schools; Hon. Laura Redmond Mack, 29th District CourtRoom: HeritageAudience: High School
We the People: Free Resources for Meeting 4th/5th Grade Civics GLCEs
This session will highlight the popular We the People program as an outstanding free resource for helping 4th and 5th grade teachers address state content expectations in civics and history. Participants will sample the lessons, receive free copies of the text, and learn about free opportunities for professional development.
Presenters: Cyndy Fischer, Hudsonville Public Schools; Kimberly Burdis, Hudsonville Public SchoolsRoom: 102Audience: Elementary
1:30-2:30 Sessions
Hon. Michael A. CoxAttorney General
Hon. Marilyn J. KellyChief Justice, Michigan Supreme Court
Michael P. FlanaganSuperintendent of Public Instruction Michigan Department of Education
Col. Peter C. MunzoDirector, Michigan State Police
Janet K. WelchExecutive DirectorState Bar of Michigan
Dr. Vickie L. MarkavitchSuperintendent, Oakland Schools
Dr. Cassandra BookAssociate Dean, College of EducationMichigan State University
Donald M. Fulkerson, PresidentLaw Offices of Donald M. Fulkerson
William C. Trevarthen, TreasurerMichigan Government Television
Hon. Michael Warren, SecretarySixth Judicial Circuit Court
Daniel J. AronoffThe Landon Companies
Amy B. BloomOakland Schools
Hoon-Yung HopgoodFormer State Representative
Sgt. Joshua LatorMichigan State Police
Hon. Ronald W. Lowe35th District Court
Dr. Laura R. McNealMichigan State University
Karen R. TodorovMichigan Department of Education
Janet K. WelchState Bar of Michigan
David T. Woodward Oakland County Commissioner, District 18
Linda J. StartExecutive Director
James R. TroostDirector of Programs
Lori PelzelOffice Assistant
Staff
Board Officers & DirectorsAdvisory Committee
Michigan center for civic education
MeMbers and donors
Gold
Appellate Law Section, State Bar of Michigan
Comcast
Litigation Section, State Bar of Michigan
MEEMIC Insurance Company
Meijer
Michigan State Bar Foundation
Oakland County Bar Foundation
Rock Financial
State Bar of Michigan
Sustainer
Donald M. Fulkerson, AttorneyLaw Office of Don Fulkerson
Margaret J. Krasnoff, AttorneyLaw Office of Margaret Krasnoff
Michigan Government TelevisionAttn: William Trevarthen
Rayman & StoneAttn: Steven L. Rayman, Attorney
Linda K. Rexer, Executive DirectorMichigan State Bar Foundation
Sponsor
Barry Adler, AttorneyAdler & Associates, PLLC
Bruce AshleyPublic Affairs Associates
Deborah K. Blair, AttorneyWayne County Labor Relations Division
Thomas H. Blaske, AttorneyBlaske & Blaske PLC
Amy Bloom, J.D. Social Studies ConsultantOakland Schools
Rex A. Burgess, AttorneyRex A. Burgess P.L.C.
Hon. Avern L. Cohn, Federal JudgeU. S. District Court, Eastern District of Michigan
Thomas W. Cranmer, AttorneyMiller Canfield Paddock and Stone
Michael H. Fabian, AttorneyFabian, Sklar and King, P.C.
Gavin J. Fleming, AttorneyBeals Hubbard PLC
Nancy A. Glen, Attorney at Law
Paul C. Hillegonds, Senior Vice PresidentDTE Energy
Hoon-Yung HopgoodFormer State Representative
Sharon Irvine, PrincipalThornton Creek Elementary, Northville
Hon. Ron JelinekState Senator
Amy Koelsch, TeacherSterling Heights High School
Charles E. Langton, AttorneyFrank R. Langton & Associates
Jody B. Lipton, AttorneyLipton Law Center
Dr. Timothy Little, Professor EmeritisMichigan State University
Livingston County Bar Association
Kenneth F. Martin, AttorneyLaw Offices
E. Thomas McCarthy, Jr., AttorneySmith Haughey Rice & Roegge
Max D. McCulloughAttorney at Law
Deborah H. McKelvy, Attorney
Gregory Neidle, AttorneyDobbs & Neidle
Clay E. Ottoni, AttorneyClay E. Ottoni, PC
Dennis L. Perkins, AttorneyDennis L. Perkins, PC
Rosalind Rochkind, AttorneyGaran Lucow Miller PC
Stuart Sklar, AttorneyFabian, Sklar and King, P.C.
Deborah N. Snow, EducatorEast Kentwood High School
Linda J. Start, Executive DirectorMichigan Center for Civic Education
Brian Stevens, TeacherColdwater High School
Kathy J. Vogt, AttorneyGarton & Vogt, P.C.
Hon. Michael Warren, Judge6th Circuit Court
Hon. Elizabeth A. Weaver, JusticeMichigan Supreme Court
Janet Welch, Executive DirectorState Bar of Michigan
David T. WoodwardOakland County Commissioner
Hon. Daniel V. Zemaitis, Judge17th Judicial Circuit Court
Contributor
Sandra W. Aspinall, AttorneyWaterford, MI
Tracy L. Barbagiovanni, Attorney Monaghan PC
Blaine Betts, TeacherWestwood High School
Ann Bird, Retired TeacherSturgis Public Schools
MeMbers and donors
Dana Bleicher, TeacherGrand Blanc High School
Margaret Bossenbery, Executive CoordinatorState Bar of Michigan
Fred A. Custer, AttorneyMaterna Custer & Associates
Carmela D’AlessandroIngham Intermediate School District
Jo Davis, AttorneyJo Robin Davis, PLLC
Detroit Metropolitan Bar Association FoundationAttn: Lorraine H. Weber, Executive Director
Nancy J. Diehl, AttorneyWayne County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
Kristine Early, Labor Relations SpecialistUS Postal Service
Brian D. Einhorn, AttorneyCollins Einhorn Farrell & Ulanoff PC
Dawn EvansState Bar of Michigan
Elizabeth A. Ferguson, Attorney Macomb Community College
Julie I. Fershtman, AttorneyZausmer Kaufman August Caldwell & Tayler PC
Z. Kay Fitzpatrick, Executive DirectorBrighton Bar Association
Allen Glass, AttorneyReifman & Glass, P.C.
Peggy D. Grasso, TeacherClarkston High School
Hon. Carol Hackett GaragiolaChief JudgeLivingston County Probate Court
Audrey Nesbitt GrayMichigan Lawyers Auxiliary
Karen R. Todorov Social Studies Education ConsultantMichigan Department of Education
James R. Troost, Director of Programs Michigan Center for Civic Education
Anne VroomanState Bar of Michigan
AssoCiAte
Francile Anderson, Michigan Lawyers Auxiliary
Wayne T. Bentley, TeacherCity High School, Grand Rapids
Kimberly Bland, TeacherDetroit Edison Public School Academy
Amy L. Carriveau, AttorneyKitch Drutchas Wagner Valitutti & Sherbrook
Cailin N. Chrismer. Assistant ProsecutorLapeer County Prosecutor’s Office
Carolyn Claerhout, AttorneyOakland Schools
Emily Clayton, TeacherHemlock High School
David M. Clifford, AttorneyUAW-Ford Legal Services
Melissa Dillard, TeacherDetroit Community Elementary
Tiffany Dudley, TeacherDetroit Community Elementary
Doris Flaherty, TeacherEarhart Middle School, Detroit
Keith Gall, TeacherNorthville Montessori Center
Karen Renee Geibel, Judicial Staff Attorney Oakland County
Mikell T. Griffith, Teacher (Ret.)Kalamazoo , MI
Hall, Lewis & Bolles, P. C.Thomas W. Hall, Jr., Attorney
Stuart Hartger, Executive Director Project preVote
Daniel J. Hoekenga, AttorneyMichigan Education Associates
Elizabeth JohnsonAttorney at Law
Theodore JohnsonAttorney at Law
Hon. Marilyn J. Kelly, JusticeMichigan Supreme Court
Christopher W. LewisDirector of Personnel and Labor RelationsCity of Jackson
Michael Materna, AttorneyMaterna, Custer & Associates, P.C.
Nichols Sacks Slank, Sendelbach & Buiteweg PC Attn: Lori A. Buiteweg, Atttorney
J. P. Piskulich, Associate ProfessorOakland University
Steve Reifman, AttorneyReifman & Glass, P.C.
Katherine Wainright Shensky, AttorneyWood, Kull, Herschfus, Obee & Kull PC
Hon. Alma Wheeler SmithState Representative
Roy Sovis, Social Studies ConsultantGenesee Intermediate School District
Liisa R. Speaker, AttorneySpeaker Law Firm
Kathleen Straus, PresidentState Board of Education
MeMbers and donors
Christine M. Grand, AttorneyLaw Offices
Antonia F. Grinnan, AttorneyLiedel, Grinnan & Liedel
Benjamin H. Hammond, AttorneySmith, Haughey, Rice, & Roegge
Penny Joy, Curriculum CoordinatorPlymouth-Canton Community Schools
Devon L. Kane, TeacherGarden City High School
Dawn M. King, AttorneyCity Attorney’s Office, City of Southfield
Paul Kinzer, Retired TeacherLapeer Community Schools
David Klemm, ConsultantMuskegon Area Intermediate School District
Mary S. Kline Social Studies Curriculum DeveloperWalled Lake Consolidated Schools
Cynthia Kneibel, TeacherWest Catholic High School
Genevieve Kolasa, AttorneyKitch Drutchas Wagner Valitutti & Sherbrook
Scott Koziol, Social Studies ConsultantJackson County Intermediate School District
Marilee Kujat, TeacherMorey Public School Academy
Susan Laninga, ConsultantKent Intermediate School District
Sgt. Josh Lator, Training DivisionMichigan State Police
Phil Lewis, TeacherMarion High School
Paulette Loe, TeacherWalled Lake Western High School
Marie Lucius, TeacherAdrian High School
Nicole Matisse, Mock Trial CoachLahser High School
Karen W. Melaas, TeacherKingsbury Country Day School, Oxford
Michigan Lawyers Auxiliary
Dan Miekstyn, TeacherGabriel Richard High School, Ann Arbor
Terri Mount, TeacherHanover-Horton Middle School
Lori Pelzel, Office AssistantMichigan Center for Civic Education
Linda S. Pierce, TeacherMason High School
Mark E. Plaza, AttorneyMaddin Hauser Wartell Roth & Heller PC
Peter Ponzetti, III, TeacherFlint Southwestern Academy
Jill Powers, TeacherLakeville Elementary, Oxford
Susan Santone, Executive DirectorCreative Change Educational Solutions
Denise M. LaFave Smith, AttorneyCenter for Family and Elder Law
Annette Smitley, Educational ConsultantSt. Joseph County ISD
Sam Stine, TeacherSt. Joseph High School
J. Kelli Sweet, Executive DirectorMichigan Council for Social Studies
Julie A. Taylor, Associate ProfessorUniversity of Michigan-Dearborn
Kim Troost, TeacherNovi Middle School
Nikole J. Tucker, TeacherDetroit Midtown Academy
Tim Wallace, TeacherMarion High School
Mary Weaver, Social Studies CoordinatorSaginaw Public Schools
B. Patrick Weber, TeacherWilliamston High School
Joland Westerhof-Schultz, Associate ProfessorGrand Valley State University
Gretchen Whittaker, TeacherMarion High School
Hon. Kimberly A. Wiegand, Judge 41A District Court, Sterling Heights
Michelle L. Woolman, TeacherAlpena High School
Robert D. Wroblewski, TeacherDearborn High School
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Ryan CallEastern Michigan University
Erin Connors University of Michigan-Dearborn
Kim HarrisDavenport University
Brian Huber University of Michigan-Dearborn
Tim Monck University of Michigan-Dearborn
Terri SuttonUniversity of Michigan-Dearborn
Michael VanhuysseMichigan State University College of Law
Pamela C. WheelerSpring Arbor University
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