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Call Me Professor
The way we are addressed by our students and our peers is a reflection of perceptions about our status and our positional significance.
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The Growth Mindset of John Paul Stevens
Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, one of the most distinguished jurists of…
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Technology and Legal Education Webinars
This summer, the AALS Section on Technology, Law & Legal Education is presenting a series…
The “Other” Academic Support Educators
Echoing what Amy Jarmon said in her farewell blog post, the ASP community is awesome.…
Strength in Numbers
Today is the first day of the 7th Annual Association of Academic Support Educators [AASE]…
Strength in Numbers
Today is the first day of the 7th Annual Association of Academic Support Educators [AASE]…
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Some Things I Have Learned from Colleagues, Observation, and Experience
As my career in ASP winds down, I have reflected on what I have learned…
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Voice Matters
There are some weeks when I'm pretty sure that no one else at my law…
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“The Dog Ate My Homework” and Other Emergencies
The dog really did eat my homework. To be more precise, when I left my…
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Have You Ever Thought About . . . ? Suggestions for Faculty Advising
A wide range of advising formats satisfy ABA Standard 309 requirements that a law school…