Brigham Young University law student Brock Foley performs in the school’s 2018 storytelling competition.
Brigham Young University's law school hopes that a new national storytelling competition for law students will spur more interest in storytelling as a key skill for lawyers, and a way to connect more personally with the law.
January 30, 2019 at 12:14 PM
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Got a good story to tell about your life and the law?
The Brigham Young University J. Rueben Clark Law School wants to hear from you. The school is launching the first-ever national storytelling competition for law students, with 10 finalists getting an all-expense-paid trip to Utah in March where they will take the stage to share their stories.
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