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July 23, 2008

Persuasion in Legal Writing and Lawyering

Wyoming meets New Jersey!

Rutgers-Camden and the University of Wyoming College of Law will hold a one-day conference on Friday, September 19, 2008 on the topic of “Persuasion in Legal Writing and Lawyering.”  The conference will be a series of interactive panels where the speakers and participants will discuss topics of logos, pathos and ethos. Conference speakers from the fields of legal writing and clinical education will explore the how we teach persuasion.  Click here for a one-page flyer about the conference.  Download PersuasionConference.pdf

Hat tip to Carol Wallinger

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