Recent posts have covered law school reform, curriculum, bar preparation, and thinking like a lawyer. Law students are encouraged to submit a post to the blog. This experiment may work if students can find the time to speak out and take action. Consider becoming a contributor to the blog by submitting posts and establishing a law school reform organization to discuss financial and employment data and lobby for student interests.
Friday, April 20, 2012
Law Students on Law School Reform
Brooklyn Law School
students who want to have a voice in legal education and
law school reform have a new place to post their concerns. Law Schooled, a new blog,
allows students to learn from other students and connect to faculty, so that
students can work together to shape the future of legal education and help each
other survive three grueling years with a bit of advice and a bit of humor. Its
mission statement says “Law Schooled is an open forum for students to discuss
legal education and law school reform. This blog and network aims to include
all members of the law school community in a substantive discussion about how
students can play a role in shaping the future of legal education.”
Recent posts have covered law school reform, curriculum, bar preparation, and thinking like a lawyer. Law students are encouraged to submit a post to the blog. This experiment may work if students can find the time to speak out and take action. Consider becoming a contributor to the blog by submitting posts and establishing a law school reform organization to discuss financial and employment data and lobby for student interests.
Recent posts have covered law school reform, curriculum, bar preparation, and thinking like a lawyer. Law students are encouraged to submit a post to the blog. This experiment may work if students can find the time to speak out and take action. Consider becoming a contributor to the blog by submitting posts and establishing a law school reform organization to discuss financial and employment data and lobby for student interests.
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