Program Overview

Introduction to the Brennan Justice and Leadership Program

The Brennan Justice and Leadership Program is designed to stimulate intellectual engagement with the idea of justice, continuing throughout a student's study and into their professional life. This program aims to generate a group conversation about justice among students.

Program Details

• The program includes various activities such as attending internal and external lectures on justice, joining discussion groups, and participating in the Brennan Book Program.
• All activities are assigned points, with most lectures worth 5 points and participation in 5 discussion group meetings worth 20 points.
• Students must earn a total of 100 points to be eligible for the Brennan Justice and Leadership Award.

Logging Reflections on Justice (ROJ) Points

• Students are responsible for recording all ROJ points in the Career Hub under relevant headings:
  • Brennan event attendance
  • External event attendance
  • Discussion groups
  • Substantial reflective piece
  • Brennan Book Program

Claiming ROJ Points and LTS Hours

• To claim ROJ points, students follow a series of steps including finding the appropriate category, filling in the details, and submitting the form.
• For claiming LTS hours, students need to have their Confirmation of Service Form filled by their supervisor, fill in the appropriate details, upload the form, and submit it.

Program Initiatives

• The program includes several initiatives such as the UTS Law Tech Challenge, Brennan Book Program, Brennan Discussion Groups, and Brennan Program Summer Circle.
• These initiatives are designed to enhance the learning experience and provide students with a deeper understanding of justice and leadership.

Conclusion

The Brennan Justice and Leadership Program offers a comprehensive and engaging experience for students, focusing on the concept of justice and its application in various contexts. Through its structured activities and initiatives, the program equips students with a profound understanding of justice, preparing them for their future careers.