2007 Survey
The LWI Committee on
Cooperation Among Clinical, Pro Bono, and Legal Writing Faculty
is pleased to report the results of our 2007 survey of examples
of collaboration among law school faculty (see below).
The survey results are useful to LRW faculty interested in ways
to reach out to clinical, externship, and pro bono colleagues -
whether to experiment with new teaching methods, or to use real
legal problems to craft assignments, or to spark student interest
in clinics, or to build bridges among like-minded faculty.
The Committee invites every legal writing teacher interested in
experimenting with collaboration to review the survey results for
ideas and inspiration. The survey results also include views on
whether all law faculty currently use the same vocabulary to coach
the writing process and, if not, whether that would be helpful.
While the 2007 survey respondents are not identified, they may
be willing to answer questions or help you replicate a particular
example of cooperation. If you would like to contact a particular
survey respondent, please feel free to contact Ariana Levinson (U.
Louisville) at a.levinson@louisville.edu
or 502-852-0794.
A narrative summary of the 2006 survey results was published in
JALWD and is available here.
Results
2006
Survey Results (PDF)
2007
Survey Results (PDF)
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