I
have no greater professional passion than to be a part of the academic
community, supporting students in becoming the most successful students,
professionals, and people that they can be while publishing on topics
that attempt to move our society toward a more tolerant, compassionate,
and accepting society.
I am committed to a holistic approach to student learning, including
providing feedback about writing skills, academic support, and emotional
support to students individually and collaboratively with other faculty
and administrators.
I am a passionate mentor and teacher, committed to bringing innovation
into my courses so as to reach students with different learning styles
and diverse backgrounds. I expose my students to technologies that
are prevalent or growing in the business world. I provide my students
with extensive feedback about their writing skills, course credit
for internships, career counseling, and opportunities to engage in
research projects. |
In
addition to ongoing doctrinal research in Environmental Law, Constitutional
Theory, and Victim Advocacy, I am currently researching how to better
prepare first semester law students for first semester exams to
ensure that first semester grades are reflective of students' overall
performance and capabilities.
I have recently presented at national and international conferences
on using flow charts to facilitate classroom learning for many learning
styles, facilitating structured peer study groups in writing courses
using wiki technology, and incorporating Joe Williams' pedagogy
into law school orientations, academic support, and legal writing
classrooms. I expect to turn each of these topics into one or more
articles.
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