Balance in Legal Education Presentation Series

The AALS Section in Balance in Legal Education's General Programming Committee are excited to invite you to participate in the Section's second-annual six-part Summer Speed Idea-Sharing Presentation Series.

Each session will feature a collection of brief presentations highlighting different successful approaches to the implementation of the new ABA Standards for Legal Education, specifically Standards 303(b) (professional identity formation), 303(c) (cross-cultural competency, bias, and racism), and 508(b) (law student well-being resources). The speed presentations will be by Q&A and conversation.

The first session in the series will be Tuesday, May 3 @ 4 pm ET.


Moderator:

Natalie Netzel, Assistant Professor of Law and Co-Director of Clinics, Mitchell Hamline School of Law

Speakers & Presentations:

• Janice Craft, Director of Professional Identity Formation and Assistant Professor of Legal Practice

•  Faculty Advising and Professional Identity Formation

• Larry Krieger, Clinical Professor and Co-Director of Clinical Externship Programs, Florida State University College of Law

• Creating a Vision of Possibilities for Joy in the Law

• Lynn Lemoine, Dean of Students, Mitchell Hamline School of Law 

• Creating a Community of “Mutual Care”

• Jerry Organ, Bakken Professor of Law and Co-director of the Holloran Center for Ethical Leadership in the Professions, University of St. Thomas School of Law

• Client Counseling Scenario with Reflection

• Katrina Robinson, Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Oregon School of Law

• Cross-Cultural Competency Exercise

The links for registration are in the google group.