A network of 10 law schools has launched a project aimed at improving how law schools operate, ranging from changes in curricula to providing more practical, real-world training for students. Several reports and discussions this year have pointed out the challenges schools face in educating and preparing students to become lawyers. "I hope that this will give momentum to real change in law schools," says Lisa Kloppenberg, dean of University of Dayton School of Law, which is among the participating schools.
October 30, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A network of 10 law schools has launched an ambitious project aimed at improving how law schools operate, ranging from changes in curricula to providing more practical, real-world training for law students.
Several reports and discussions this year have pointed out the challenges law schools face in educating and preparing students to become lawyers, including a report issued earlier this year by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
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