Weekly Legal Education Roundup

• ABA Journal, Exam question wasn’t only offensive behavior of UIC law professor, according to internal investigation
• Jamie Abrams (Louisville), Legal Education's Curricular Tipping Point Toward Inclusive Socratic Teaching
• Bloomberg Law, Big Law’s Talent Shortage Raises Vexing Questions on ‘Quality’
• Noah Chauvin, The Banality of Law Journal Rejections
• Michael Conklin (Angelo State), Letterhead Bias and Blind Review: An Analysis of Prevalence and Mitigation Efforts

• Tessa Dysart (Arizona) & Tracy Norton (Touro), Law Teaching Strategies for a New Era: Beyond the Physical Classroom
• IAALS, Redesigning Legal: The Role of Legal Education, Clinics and Legal Labs panel as part of its Redesigning Legal Speaker Series
• Journal Of Legal Education Call For Papers: Teaching Law Without Borders — Comparative Perspectives on Legal Pedagogy
• David Lat (Original Jurisdiction; J.D. 1999, Yale), As The Yale Law School World Turns
• David Lat (Original Jurisdiction; J.D. 1999, Yale), In Defense Of Yale Law Dean Heather Gerken
• Reuters, AccessLex Partners With Ten Law Schools To Offer One Year Deferred Admission And At Least 20% Scholarships To Diverse Applicants Who Agree To Attend Boot Camp
• Reuters, More U.S. Colleges Turn to Law Schools to Find Their Next President
• St. Thomas University College of Law, Ben Crump announce Center for Social Justice
• Texas Lawyer, Can A Student Sue His Law School For $750,000 When It Profits Off His Name, Image, And Likeness?
• Vanderbilt University Law Professor to Appear on ‘Jeopardy!’
• Lael Daniel Weinberger (Harvard), Keep Distance Education for Law Schools: Online Education, the Pandemic, and Access to Justice

Comment: In the ABA article I listed above, Professor Kilborn stated that he intended to file a federal action against the university.  Stay tuned.