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On this week’s podcast episode, Haider Ala Hamoudi, Dean of University of Cincinnati College of Law, reflects on his first year as Dean and shares his hopes for the upcoming year. He and Patty Roberts discuss the importance and value of a pre-orientation and how it sets the foundation for the law school experience. https://bit.ly/3MdHx11

On this week’s episode of Aspen Leading Edge, Gerald Korngold, New York Law School, Nadav Shoked, Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, and Hannah Wiseman, Penn State Law, discuss the eighth edition of Cases and Text on Property with Patty Roberts. From the addition of energy usage and climate change to an updated landlord/tenant section, they talk about how this casebook focuses on contemporary and relevant issues for students. https://bit.ly/3MdHx11  

On this week’s episode of Aspen Leading Edge, Christine Klein, University of Florida - Fredric G. Levin College of Law, and Shannon Roesler, University of Iowa College of Law, discuss the third edition of their casebook, Property: Cases, Problems, and Skills. They share with Patty Roberts how their experience as environmental and natural resource law scholars influenced the casebook. Christine also gives insight into her Law of Fire and Flood course, while Shannon explains her popular one-week field study and Law of Geography program. https://bit.ly/3MdHx11

This week’s podcast episode features Joshua Fershee, Dean of Creighton University School of Law, and Kendra Fershee, Professor at Creighton. They share their journey to Omaha and their favorite parts of the city with Patty Roberts. Josh also discusses the numerous clinics currently being offered, including Community Connections, a legal resource center for the community.  https://bit.ly/3MdHx11  

Today some of St. Mary's University School of Law’s new 1Ls and I discussed Esperanza Franco, Esq.’s book Emotionally Intelligent Lawyers. Authentic conversation about growth mindsets and grounding. To hear more check out my Aspen Publishing podcast (Episode 33) with her at https:/bit.ly/3YKX8Z4.

On this week’s podcast episode, Ronald Weich, Seton Hall University School of Law, reflects on his 12 years as dean of the University of Baltimore School of Law and what he hopes as he begins his deanship at Seton Hall University. He also shares his thoughts with Patty Roberts about unifying and collaborative efforts that should be made between the law school and the university. https://bit.ly/3MdHx11  

We could not have said it better. Thank you to all paralegals and educators for the work you do. Happy National Paralegal Day!

Pleased to announce that the 7th edition of my single-volume #patent law hornbook is now available from Aspen Publishing, in print or e-book formats: https://lnkd.in/djmqGWcv Detailed Table of Contents: https://lnkd.in/d84EkqGR

On this week’s podcast, Reid Weisbord, Rutgers Law School, and David Horton, University of California, Davis - School of Law, discuss the third edition of their coursebook, Wills, Trusts, and Estates: The Essentials, and what tools and resources they are offering for students and professors. They also talk with Patty Roberts about the future of the specialty and how A.I. may play a factor.   https://bit.ly/3MdHx11  

On this week's podcast episode, Dan Filler talks with Patty Roberts about being part of the inaugural faculty of Drexel University's Thomas R. Kline School of Law and what the law school is doing to provide interdisciplinary opportunities. This includes a co-op program where students can earn academic credit for working with practitioners and a new undergraduate degree in law. https://bit.ly/3MdHx11