Monday, July 20, 2020
Rodriguez: Law Schools Are Still In Denial About Fall 2020
Following up on Saturday's post: Dan Rodriguez (Northwestern), Law Schools Still in Denial:
I predicted several weeks ago that law schools committed to some jury-rigged hybrid schemes would retreat from that as the summer continued, and as more evidence accumulated both of the folly of pursuing in-residence learning and also as faculty became more adept at remote/online learning modalities. It appears I was wrong. Through some combination of hubris and predicament (and maybe the lack of autonomy in bureaucratic university structures), most law schools are plowing ahead with these ventures.
https://taxprof.typepad.com/taxprof_blog/2020/07/rodriguez-law-schools-are-still-in-denial-about-fall-2020.html
"(and maybe the lack of autonomy in bureaucratic university structures)".
Duh, you *think*??? I see why law professors get paid the big bucks for their keen analytical minds. My university is scheduled to reopen in a hybrid format. Therefore, the law school where I work will do so, as well. Choice factor here: Zero.
Posted by: Rob T. | Jul 20, 2020 5:27:47 AM