Friday, February 21, 2014
Teaching Employment and Labor Law
Last spring, the Wefel Center for Employment Law at Saint Louis University held a fantastic symposium on Teaching Employment and Labor Law. I can say that with appropriate modesty because I had very little to do with it. The symposium was organized by Tonie Fitzgibbon, my amazing colleague, who has been the Director of our center for twenty years, and who was the Assistant Director at its inception. I'm pretty sure it was my colleague Miriam Cherry's idea, and Matt Bodie, Elizabeth Pendo, and I all agreed it would be a good topic. In addition to us, Marion Crain and Pauline Kim (Wash. U.), Rachel Arnow-Richman (Denver), Laura Cooper (Minnesota), Marty Malin (Chicago-Kent), Nicole Porter (Toledo), Joe Slater (Toledo), and Kerri Stone (Florida International) all gave presentations.
The Saint Louis University Law Journal has just published the papers connected with the symposium, so now everyone can read about what we who were there got to hear. From the table of contents:
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Teaching Employment and Labor Law Symposium
Susan A. FitzGibbon
Teaching Employment and Labor Law
A Holistic Approach to Teaching Work Law
Marion Crain & Pauline T. Kim
Employment Law Inside Out: Using the Problem Method to Teach Workplace Law
Rachel Arnow-Richman
Collaboration and Community: the Labor Law Group and the Future of Labor Employment Casebooks
Matthew T. Bodie
Teaching Employment Discrimination Law, Virtually
Miriam A. Cherry
Constructing a Comprehensive Curriculum in Labor and Employment Law
Martin H. Malin
From Podcasts to Treasure Hunts—Using Technology to Promote Student Engagement
Marcia L. McCormick
Identifying (with) Disability: Using Film to Teach Employment Discrimination
Elizabeth Pendo
A Proposal to Improve the Workplace Law Curriculum from a Compliance Perspective
Nicole Buonocore Porter
Teaching Private-Sector Labor Law and Public-Sector Labor Law Together
Joseph E. Slater
Teaching the Post-Sex Generation
Kerri Lynn Stone
You should check them out.
MM
https://lawprofessors.typepad.com/laborprof_blog/2014/02/teaching-employment-and-labor-law.html
Thanks for posting this. I heard a lot of interesting and useful ideas at this symposium from great, thoughtful, and dedicated teachers. I was very happy to be a part of it.
Posted by: Joseph Slater | Feb 21, 2014 12:04:35 PM