In previous posts, I wrote about the intensive access to justice efforts at the University of Cincinnati School of Law and Roger Williams School of Law and Georgia State University’s Center for Access to Justice. This week’s posts also
Recently, Jessica Berg and Michael Scharf, Co-Deans at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, contacted me to highlight the uniqueness of their first-year students’ required participation in a pro bono legal experience. Students assist in the provision
Nearly all law schools include a commitment to access to justice as part of their mission statements or among their stated values. UC Berkeley Law School has gone one step further in the area of consumer law. The law
I depart today from my normal column subject, educational innovations, to share some personal thoughts about Justice Kennedy. Although it was not advertised during my recruitment for the McGeorge deanship, one of the greatest and most undeserved perks of being
University of Cincinnati College of Law, The Help Center
Roger Williams University School of Law, The Pro Bono Collaborative
This week’s post focuses on two different law schools’ efforts to address the access to justice issues in their communities. As
It is very easy to dismiss one impressive bar pass rate as a fluke. Even two in a row might possibly be dismissed. However, Florida International School of Law, ranked fifth among the 11 ABA-approved law schools in Florida,
This week’s blog entry focuses on F.O.I., Fear of Innovation. While researching for another project, I came across the quotations listed below. Because they seemed so relevant to a blog focusing on innovation, I could not resist taking a one entry
Today’s blog post is a venture into an area of legal education innovation about which I am much less an expert and much more a novice. Having at least hosted a legal hackathon during my time as dean at UA Little
This week, I write to share a program, the Mentor Externship Program at University of St. Thomas School of Law, that I have successfully emulated at two other law schools. I am not the only admirer. St Thomas’ version of the program was awarded the
Nova Southeastern University’s (NSU) Shepard Broad College of Law has established a curriculum it calls the NSU Law Leadership Academy that is designed to develop its students’ technological, financial, and global economic competencies. Students may elect to take a specialized
