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Call for Proposals for Empire State Legal Writing Conference
While the conference is specific to Legal Writing, many in our community have insight in…
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ASP Writers’ Block on August 3rd
Kris Franklin is hosting another ASP Writers' Block zoom meeting on August 3rd at 11am…
What I’ve Learned
Glass ceilings become sunroofs once you break through them. Thanks to the many ASP colleagues whose works and mentorship help pave the way to recognition and status equity.
Posted inLearning Styles Miscellany Writing
Academic Archetypes: The Overconfident Student*
Overconfidence has become a new norm in legal education. More and more students are entering and graduating from law schools with self-perceptions that exceed their proven competencies.
Making Real Connections
Real connections don’t have to be big to be meaningful, they just have to be made.
Posted inAdvice Publishing Writing
Let’s Write!
Scholarly writing is the professional currency of academia that buys the respect and recognition that is needed to advance.
CSLSA Annual Conference
Scholarship ideas come in many shapes and stages, so presentations are welcome whether just an early-stage idea or a completed draft.
Posted inAdvice Encouragement & Inspiration Miscellany
To His Coy 1L Students
O, why must IRAC dominate the page When brilliant students try to write a bit,…
Posted inPublishing Writing
Summer/Fall 2018 Learning Curve and Winter/Spring 2019 Submission Announcement
Dear Colleagues: The editors of The Learning Curve are pleased to publish Summer/Fall 2018 edition which…
Posted inAdvice Exams - Theory Writing
IRACs All the Way Down
To lawyers, law students, and professors, the IRAC formula is as commonplace a tool as…