University of Maryland has made it possible for you to virtually attend the presentations at last month's Roundtable on Law School Leadership Education:
[A] forum for learning across sectors and disciplines, vigorously exchanging ideas, and identifying goals and methodologies for introducing high-impact leadership education into law schools.Participants included a broad range of leaders in the legal profession representing major law firms, the judiciary, corporations, government, the legal academy, and public interest law organizations, as well as experts in the field of leadership studies who discussed best practices and emerging trends in leadership education across disciplines.
Click on the links for each presentation at the site and the streaming video will appear. Another gift of modern technology: Right now on your computer you can watch and hear these knowledgeable presenters. The panel topics:
- What are Your Experiences of Leading Change? What Prepared You for That Role?
- What Did You Learn (or Wish You'd Learned) in Law School to Prepare You for Leadership Roles?
- Student Panel
- What Should Be the Goals, Objectives and Outcomes of Leadership Programs at Law Schools?
- What Have Other Professional Schools Done in their Leadership Programs? What is the Content and Goals of These Programs?
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