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Institutes & Centers > The Center for Legal Pedagogy > Programs
| The Center has developed a series of initiatives and educational programs
to enhance the law school’s curriculum and instruction, including
pre-law programs (LEAP and Prep-for-Law), academic support programs, educational
workshops, and collaborative teaching and instructional projects with faculty
members who teach courses in first year (Property) and in second year (Criminal
Procedure and Evidence) as well as with faculty members who teach upper-level
topical seminars (Jurisprudence). In addition to providing educational support
to deliver mentoring and advising programs to students, the Center has also
implemented faculty development forums to enable faculty members to share
and impart teaching innovations, to encourage research, and to foster scholarship.
<The Critical Thinking & the Law Program>
>The Critical Legal Thinker’s
Case Briefing Model
>The Case Briefing Model
Template
>Practice Case Briefing Exercise
No. 1
<link to Program No. 2>
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