Document Type
News Article
Publication Date
4-5-2013
Abstract
It's not your parents' legal education anymore. To lawyers who came of age in days of yore, legal education today would be almost unrecognizable. True, students still learn how to analyze appellate opinions, and at some schools, still survive the socratic method. But at Golden Gate University and an increasing number of other schools, legal education consists of multiple opportunities to intertwine theory and practice; build oral and written communication skills, learn the values of the profession and shape professional identity, both in and beyond the classroom.
Recommended Citation
Rutberg, Susan, "Viewpoint: Happier Law Students, One Client at a Time" (2013). Publications. 566.
https://digitalcommons.law.ggu.edu/pubs/566
Comments
Originally published online in The Recorder, April 5, 2013. Posted with permission.