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CLEA Newsletter Spring 2016: Call for Items (Due April 1)

By Tanya Asim Cooper on March 1, 2016
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Greetings,

On behalf of the CLEA Newsletter committee, I am happy to announce that it is once again time to send information for the CLEA Newsletter.  We invite you to submit your creative writing and shorter articles on clinical andragogy and social justice topics.  We also welcome your good news: promotions, moves, new experiential teachers, retirements, publications, and awards.  Links to articles and press releases are welcome. 

Please keep your news items as short as possible (50 word limit per news item). Longer submissions are subject to editing by the newsletter. To avoid duplicating information published in the AALS Clinical Section Newsletter, CLEA will publish clinical program news on its Facebook page. 

We hope that you will consider allowing CLEA to feature your writing.  The deadline for submissions for the Spring Newsletter is April 1, 2016. Please e-mail them to tanya.cooper@pepperdine.edu, and please contact us with any questions.

Thanks, and best wishes,

CLEA Newsletter Committee

Lauren Bartlett, Susan Donovan, D’lorah Hughes, Kate Kruse & Tanya Asim Cooper

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