<p> Civics Workshop for Teachers and Pre-Service Teachers The Three Branches of Civic Engagement</p><p>Engage with the Three Branches of Government June 16, 17, 18, 2009</p><p>Sponsored by The Utah Coalition for Civic, Character, and Service Learning and The Utah State Office of Education</p><p>Workshop Locations: Utah State Capitol, House Chamber and Senate Chamber (320 N State), Rose Wagner Center (138 W Broadway—300 S), Scott M. Matheson (State) Courthouse (450 S State), Frank Moss U.S. (Federal) Courthouse (350 S Main) and City and County Building (450 S State Street)</p><p>Transportation Options </p><p>June 16 June 17 June 18 Drive directly to the State Park at the State Court Park at the Utah State Capitol and park in House (450 South State-- Office of Education in the visitor's parking, northeast fee charged) Or… southwest part of the of the Capitol, or along the parking lot (600 South 250 street. Or… Park at the Utah State East) and walk to the City Office of Education in the and County Building. Or… Park at the Utah State southwest part of the Office of Education in the parking lot (600 South 250 Park at the Utah Law and southwest part of the East) and walk to Rose Justice Center (645 South parking lot (600 South 250 Wagner Theatre. (138 200 East) and walk over to East) and take Bus 23 to theWest Broadway--300 the City and County State Capitol. (Pick up on South) --Little parking at Building. (State Street and the corner of 400 South and Rose Wagner.) 450 South) State St. It goes by every 15 to 30 minutes.) Or… Or… Use Trax. Use Trax and then Bus 23 to the State Capitol.</p><p>Credit Available: 1.5 hours of Utah State Office of Education or 1 or 2 hours of USU for a $30 recording fee per credit</p><p>1 Tuesday, June 16, 2009 The Legislative Branch Utah State Capitol (320 North State Street, Salt Lake City)</p><p>8:00 to 8:30 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast (Catered by Capitol Catering) Utah State Capitol, First Floor, Multi-Purpose Room (Located in the north central part of the first floor)</p><p>8:30 to 9:00 a.m. Welcome, Introductions, Overview </p><p>Karen Hale, former state senator, Utah State Legislature and director of communications, Salt Lake City Mayor's Office; Kristie Fink, executive director, Utah Coalition for Civic, Character and Service Learning; Tom Sutton, state social studies specialist, Utah State Office of Education; and Utah State Capitol docents </p><p>9:00 to 9:30 a.m. Walk-Through of the State Capitol with Capitol docents (Begin at the east door entrance reception desk on the first floor) Utah State Capitol Rotunda</p><p>Workshop Participants will meet go to the Capitol Rotunda at 9:00 a.m. for a guided tour of the state Capitol with a Capitol docent. The tour will include Capitol highlights, including the Governor's Gallery, Art Collection, etc.</p><p>The Group will then go to the House Chamber to meet with Representative Marie Poulson to discuss the House process, and will then go to the Senate Chamber to meet with Senator Karen Morgan to discuss the Senate process. </p><p>Representative Marie Poulson and Senator Karen Morgan, Utah State Legislature</p><p>9:30 to 9:50 a.m. Welcome to the House Chamber, State Capitol </p><p>9:50 to 10:10 a.m. Welcome to the Senate Chamber, State Capitol </p><p>10:15 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Introduction to Legislative Process; Q and A Utah State Capitol, Room 445</p><p>Pat Shea, attorney or Sheryl L. Allen, legislator </p><p>Facilitators for legislative process: Karen Hale, former state senator, Utah State Legislature and director of communications, Salt Lake City Mayor's Office; Linda Dunn, executive director, Lowell Bennion Community Service Center, University of Utah; Pat Shea, attorney; Representative Sheryl L. Allen and Senator Karen Morgan, Utah State Legislature</p><p>10:45 a.m. to 11:20 a.m. Committee Hearing: "How a Bill Becomes Law" </p><p>2 Committee Simulation Utah State Capitol, Room 445</p><p>Senator Karen Morgan, serving as committee chair Representative Sheryl L. Allen, presenting the bill</p><p>11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Floor Debate Utah State Capitol, Senate Chamber</p><p>Participants move HB 159 from the 2008 General Session to floor debate and votes. "Reporting News from the Hill" is Chris Vanocur, Reporter, KTVX ABC 4 Utah News (invited) Reporters interview participants after the final vote. Lobbyists interact with participants throughout the legislative process. Students from the Lowell Bennion Community Service Center at the University of Utah will role-play as lobbyists.</p><p>12:30 to 1:15 p.m. Lunch (on own) Utah State Capitol, Senate (East) Building, State Room</p><p>1:15 to 1:45 p.m. "Civics: Isn't That a Car?" Video Clip and Reflection Activity, Utah League of Cities and Towns Utah State Capitol, Room 415</p><p>Every day Utahns use essential services that are provided by cities and towns. Services like water, electricity, and roads, to name a few. But it's surprising that many Utahns don't know who is providing these services. This session highlights work done by the ULCT in past years to promote an increased awareness of the role of local government in Utah, including a civics curriculum created just for fourth and seventh grade teachers. Humorous DVD proves the point that Utahns don't know much about how government works or who serves them.</p><p>Presenter: Brian Hall, director of training, Utah League of Cities and Towns</p><p>2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Breakout Sessions Utah State Capitol, Rooms 415 and 450</p><p>2:00 - 3:00 p.m. - Group A, Room 415</p><p>"We the People--The Citizen and the Constitution" and "We the People--Project Citizen," Utah Law Related Education. Presentation, mock congressional hearing, and Project Citizen showcase</p><p>Presenters: Jenicee Jacobson and students, Chris Gibbs, Heather Daniels, Ashley Largin, Heather Westensee, Lane Baker and Cheryl Gibson, Riverton High School, Jordan School District </p><p>2:00 - 3:00 p.m. - Group B, Room 450</p><p>“Utah’s Legislators Back to School Program," civic education objectives and appropriations committee simulation. </p><p>3 Presenter: Shelley Day, program coordinator; and additional Utah State Legislature staff, activity facilitators </p><p>3:00 - 4:00 p.m. - Group A, Room 450 3:00 - 4:00 p.m. - Group B, Room 415</p><p>4:00 to 4:30 p.m. Writing Reflections Utah State Capitol, Room 415</p><p>Reflection: What is valuable about today's activities? Facilitator: Kristie Fink, executive director, Utah Coalition for Civic, Character and Service Learning</p><p>Wednesday, June 17, 2009 The Judicial Branch Rose Wagner Theatre (138 Broadway) Frank E. Moss U.S. (Federal) Courthouse (350 South Main) Scott M. Matheson (State) Courthouse (450 South State) </p><p>8:45 to 9:00 a.m. Arrival at Theatre Rose Wagner Theatre, Studio B, basement conference space</p><p>9:00 to 9:30 a.m. Becoming an American Citizen: The Exam and Transition to Ceremony Rose Wagner Theatre, Studio B, basement conference space </p><p>Discussion will cover the naturalization process, citizenship oath and test, and resources regarding the immigration process in Utah. Historic footage from Ellis Island will prepare participants as they transition to the naturalization ceremony. </p><p>(Teaching Tip—back in the classroom: Footage from "West Wing" episode 'Isaac and Ishmael' could serve as a prelude for discussion of terrorism and current events amidst the U.S. immigration policy and the courts.) </p><p>Facilitator: Michelle Roybal, ADR administrator and staff attorney, U.S. District Court for the District of Utah </p><p>9:30 to 11:00 a.m. Naturalization Ceremony for New American Citizens Rose Wagner Theatre</p><p>11:00 to 11:30 a.m. Ceremony Debrief Rose Wagner Theatre</p><p>Facilitator: Michelle Roybal, ADR administrator and staff attorney and presiding judge, U.S. District Court for the District of Utah</p><p>11:30 to 12:15 a.m. Lunch (on own) </p><p>4 12:15 to 12:30 p.m. Travel to Frank E. Moss U.S. (Federal) Courthouse (350 South Main, Courtroom TBA)</p><p>12:30 to 1:45 p.m. Mock Mediation Frank E. Moss U.S. (Federal) Courthouse, Room TBA</p><p>1:45 to 2:00 p.m. Travel to Scott M. Matheson (State) Courthouse (450 South State, Courtroom S-41)</p><p>2:00 to 2:15 p.m. Welcome and Remarks Scott M. Matheson (State) Courthouse, Courtroom S-41</p><p>Keynote Speaker: Chief Justice Christine M. Durham, Utah Supreme Court</p><p>2:15 to 3:30 p.m. Breakout Sessions, Mock Trials Scott M. Matheson (State) Courthouse, Courtroom S-41</p><p>Mock Trial Facilitators: Judge Greg Orme, Court of Appeals and Judge Sheila McCleve, Third District Court </p><p>3:30 to 4:00 p.m. Service Learning Wrap-up Discussion Matheson (State) Courthouse, Fifth Floor, Utah Supreme Court</p><p>Reflection: What is valuable about today's activities? How can service learning strengthen civic education activities? Service learning reflection and over-view of projects that teach about the three branches of government. </p><p>Facilitator: Linda Dunn, executive director, Lowell Bennion Community Service Center, University of Utah </p><p>Materials distributed by Nancy Volmer, public information officer, Administrative Office of the Courts </p><p>Thursday, June 18, 2009 The Executive Branch City and County Building, (450 South State Street) Third Floor, Council Chambers</p><p>8:00 to 8:15 a.m. Gather Salt Lake City and County Building, Third Floor, Cannon Room</p><p>8:15 to 8:30 a.m. Welcome Salt Lake City and County Building, Third Floor, Council Chambers</p><p>Speaker: David Everitt, chief of staff, Salt Lake City Mayor's Office 8:30 to 9:00 a.m. What Does a Mayor Do? Salt Lake City and County Building, Third Floor, Council Chambers</p><p>5 Speaker: Joann Seghini, mayor, Midvale Mayor's Office </p><p>9:00 to 10:00 a.m. Utah and U.S. Law Enforcement and Prosecution Issues, Q & A Salt Lake City and County Building, Third Floor, Council Chambers</p><p>Speakers: Craig Barlow, children's justice division chief, Utah Attorney General's Office and Brett L. Tolman, United States attorney for the district of Utah; Panel Facilitator: Michelle Roybal, ADR administrator and staff attorney, Frank E. Moss U.S. Courthouse</p><p>10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Money, Politics, and the U.S. Presidency Salt Lake City and County Building, Third Floor, Council Chambers</p><p>Speaker: Kirk Jowers, director, The Hinckley Institute of Politics, University of Utah</p><p>11:00 to 12:30 p.m. Luncheon (Catered by Skool Lunch) Salt Lake City and County Building, Third Floor, Cannon Room </p><p>Greeters: Dave Everitt, chief of staff and Karen Hale, communications director, Salt Lake City Mayor’s Office; Keynote Speaker: Lt. Governor Gary R. Herbert </p><p>12:45 to 1:45 p.m. Utah 3 Rs Project: Honoring Our Constitutional Obligations around Religious Liberty Issues and First Amendment Court Cases Salt Lake City and County Building, Third Floor, Council Chambers </p><p>Presenters: Martha Ball, former director, Utah 3 Rs Project and Carol Lear, director, school law and legislation, Utah State Office of Education </p><p>1:45 to 2:45 p.m. Does Polling Serve Democracy? Salt Lake City and County Building, Third Floor, Council Chambers </p><p>Presenter: Dr. Dan Jones, public pollster, Dan Jones Associates; and political science professor, University of Utah</p><p>Special 75th birthday presentation for Dan Jones (Yes, today's his 75th birthday!)</p><p>3:00 to 5:00 p.m. Commission Meeting, Commission on Strengthening Utah's Democracy Salt Lake City and County Building, Third Floor, Council Chambers </p><p>Commission Chair: (Vacant) In Memoriam of Larry H. Miller, Kirk L. Jowers-Vice Chair; Commission members: Yvette D. Donosso, Randy Dryer, Representative Craig Frank, Representative Rebecca Chavez-Houck, Dave Hansen, Meghan Holbrook, Bruce Hough, Senator Scott Jenkins, Senator Scott McCoy, Dan Jones, Tom Love, Frank R. Pignanelli, Dick Richards, Steve Starks, Ken Verdoia, LaVarr Webb, Most Reverend John C. Wester, Doug Wright</p><p>Please turn in your evaluation forms as you leave. USOE credit and licensure points' certificates awarded upon conclusion of workshop.</p><p>6 E-mail final personal reflection to complete USU university credit assignment: How do I take this back to my school, model it and integrate it into my classroom and curriculum? For two credit hours, complete additional reading in your packets and a response or reflection paper. E-mail to [email protected] [email protected] by July 3rd.</p><p>Your final e-mail response will ensure an invitation to the annual Dialogue on Democracy community dinner celebration as well as USOE or USU credit. The 2009 Dialogue on Democracy will be held September 10th at 6:30 p.m. in the Capitol Rotunda. Former Oklahoma Governor Frank Keating is this year's keynote speaker. For more information on how to reserve your seat go to www.utahciviccoalition.org.</p><p>Acknowledgements:</p><p>A special thanks goes to the Utah Coalition for Civic, Character and Service Learning, its board of directors, The Utah Commission for Civic and Character Education, its Commissioners, Coalition partners and the workshop planning committee for their work and support. Members of the planning committee include Chief Justice Christine M. Durham, (Coalition Chair) Karen Hale, (Coalition Vice Chair) Shelley Day, Kathy Dryer, Linda Dunn, Kristie Fink, Annika Jones, Joanne Milner, Senator Karen Morgan, Jayne Nelson, Michelle Roybal, Tom Sutton and Nancy Volmer. </p><p>Karen Hale, Coalition Vice Chair deserves many thanks and kudos for her vision and input on what this event could be, and its impact on civic education in the state. Chief Justice Christine M. Durham, Coalition Chair, has been incredibly supportive and active in the agenda, and has provided statewide leadership on the need for schools to accomplish their basic civic mission. Thanks also to her and her intern, Annika Jones, for providing printing support and use of her intern in printing and compiling workshop packets. Thanks goes to Nancy Volmer, public information officer for the state courts, for her help in publicizing the event. State Senator Karen Morgan has also been so helpful in planning and securing legislators and legislative rooms for this workshop, and we are grateful for her support. And a very special thanks to Lt. Governor Gary R. Herbert, Commission Chair, for his support and commitment to civic and character education, and service learning, and for the need for civic participation by all of our citizens. We also appreciate Mark Shurtleff, Utah Attorney General, Craig Barlow, Children's Justice Division Chief, Utah Attorney General's Office, and Brett L. Tolman, U.S. Attorney for the District of Utah, for their contributions to this workshop as well. </p><p>We want to acknowledge the Utah State Office of Education, who partnered with the Coalition on this event, especially State Superintendent Patti Harrington and Associate State Superintendent Brenda Hales for all of their support. Tom Sutton, state social studies specialist and Elaine Jones, USOE administrative assistant deserve kudos as well. </p><p>A special thanks to Dr. Marti Dever, Chair of Secondary Education, College of Education and Human Services, Utah State University, for partnering with the Coalition to involve pre-service teachers in the workshop, and for providing up to two hours graduate credit to teachers for their work. A special thanks to Tim Carr, Instructor, MAT Director and Director of adjunct program, Westminster College, for partnering with us on involving pre- service students from Westminster College, and to Linda Dunn, Coalition board member and executive director of the Lowell Bennion Community Service Center, University of Utah, for coordinating many students to attend and participate in this event as well. </p><p>7 Thanks also to the Utah State Bar for their generous donation of office space and support for The Utah Coalition for Civic, Character and Service Learning, and to Utah Education Network (UEN) for sponsoring the Coalition website--www.utahciviccoalition.org.</p><p>And most of all, thanks to all the wonderful teachers who participated in this event!</p><p>The Utah Coalition for Civic, Character and Service Learning Partners</p><p>American Dream Foundation America’s Freedom Festival at Provo Boy Scouts of America Center for Civic Engagement at Westminster College College of Education at the University of Utah College of Education at Westminster College First Amendment Center/Utah 3 Rs Project Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge, Utah Chapter Hinckley Institute of Politics at the University of Utah Inclusion Center for Community and Justice at Westminster College Judge Memorial Catholic High School League of Women Voters Learning for Life Lowell Bennion Community Service Center at the University of Utah National Center for Community of Caring at the University of Utah National Energy Foundation Office of the Lieutenant Governor Office of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction Rowland Hall-St.Mark’s School Salt Lake Center for Engaging Community Salt Lake City Mayor’s Office School of Teacher Education and Leadership at Utah State University United States District Court for the District of Utah Utah Campus Compact Utah Court of Appeals Utah Humanities Council Utah Law Related Education Utah League of Cities and Towns Utah School Boards Association Utah State Bar Utah State Board of Education Utah State Courts Utah State Historical Society Utah State Legislature Utah's Legislators Back to School Program Utah State Courts Utah State Office of Education</p><p>8</p><p>9 PAGE </p><p>PAGE 10</p><p>10</p>