This week’s podcast discusses preparing for law school exams. We’ll hear from experts Mark Spottswood, Assistant Professor at Florida State University College of Law; Edward Imwinkelried, Professor at UC Davis College of Law; and Jessica Simon, Senior Lecturer, Associate Director of the Legal Writing Program, and Director of Academic Support at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
This week’s podcast features three current law school students. During the program you will hear about their experiences before and during law school.
The students featured in this program are Jason Tenenbaum, a 3L at Hofstra Law School; Stephanie Green, a student in the 2012 graduating class at Arizona State University; and Brooke Scalf, a student in the 2013 graduating class at Faulkner University, Jones School of Law.
This week’s podcast features three current law school students. During the program you will hear about their experiences before and during law school.
This week’s podcast focuses on programs specializing in LL.M. (Master of Laws) degrees. We spoke with John Riccardi, Assistant Dean of Graduation and International Programs at Boston University School of Law; Matthew Parker, Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at the University of Pennsylvania Law School; and Deborah Call, Associate Dean for Graduate and International Programs at the University of Southern California Gould School of Law.
This week’s podcast features three current law school students. During the program you will hear about their experiences before and during law school.
Today’s featured law school is George Washington University Law School. During the program you will hear from Fredrick Lawrence, Dean of the law school, and Theresa Bowman, the current Student Bar Association President at George Washington law.
This week’s podcast discusses law journals. All law schools have opportunities for students to work on and contribute to a number of student-edited publications. The one usually considered most “prestigious” is the law school’s Law Review (which typically has scholarly pieces discussing legal issues written by professors and legal experts), although there are also a variety of other journals students can join, dealing with specific areas of the law (i.e., sports law, business law, international law). No matter the type of journal you choose, though, taking part in one can definitely help you during and after law school.
This week’s podcast explores student life in law school. We discuss the need for and benefits of involvement in student organizations while attending law school.
