The Novice Class A (Summer 2024) had a total of 10+ participants focused on improving novice debaters' use of content, logical analysis, speaking style, and confidence. By covering topics such as debate fundamentals and using drills during sessions, debaters in Novice Class A were able to improve their debating skills and gain more confidence in terms of the logistics of debating and styles. 

The Novice B class (Summer 2024) had in total of 20+ participants, with the curriculum ranging from debate fundamentals and basis, the criminal justice system, family, and media/social movements including feminism and the role of media in social and political issues. The main goal of the novice class was to give the students high-quality information that's digestible and help them practice debating. All of the Novice debaters joined this camp without any debate experience and were unable to produce a 2-minute speech, but by the end of the camp, they were able to speak for at least 4-5 minutes with proper structure and mannerisms. 

The experienced class (Summer 2024) had a total of 10+ participants with more challenging and sophisticated content ranging from patents, art, media, a more in-depth review of debate motions, goal setting, social issues such as drug usage, and more. The experienced class aimed to take debaters who have approximately 2+ years of experience to improve their already existing speaking styles and expand their knowledge of more sophisticated topics to make it easier for them to target harder motions during tournaments and debates.