This specialized workshop is for students interested in forensics, who have completed the 9th, 10th, or 11th grades, and are interested in developing an event for the 2001-2002 high school forensics competition. If you are a returning workshopper, you may want to sign up for an area of instruction that you did not take last year or at least plan to prepare a different event than you did last year so you can broaden your forensics experience and knowledge. Housing Housing for the workshop participants is provided in a university residence hall convenient to workshop session facilities and dining services.
Housing is two persons to a room in single beds.
Workshoppers will provide their own linens. The residence hall will be supervised by camp counselors and workshop staff. Workshop Personnel Jeanine Fassl , Director, is an instructor in the Communication Department at UW-Whitewater. She has been teaching the basic speech course since 1981 and has been the Director of Forensics for the UW-Whitewater Forensics Team since 1992. Jeanine has been involved with the Forensics Workshop since it's inception in 1988.