Institute for Law Teaching and Learning Spring Conferences

There are some incredible conferences on the horizon!  Below is some information about two from the Institute for Law Teaching and Learning.  

Don’t forget to save the date for two spring conferences: February 28, 2015, Engaging the Entire Class—Strategies for Enhancing Participation and Inclusion in Law School Classroom Learning (see the announcement below) at UCLA; and June 13-14, 2015, Experiential Learning Across the Curriculum, at Gonzaga University School of Law, Spokane, WA.  The details, call for proposals, and registration information for the June conference will be forthcoming. 

The Institute for Law Teaching and Learning is partnering with UCLA Law School for a Spring 2015 conference, featuring five professors from the What the Best Law Teachers Do book.  See below for conference announcement, we’ll be back in touch with registration and accommodation information, and we hope to see you in sunny LA next February!

Engaging the Entire Class—Strategies for Enhancing Participation and Inclusion in Law School Classroom Learning

Institute for Law Teaching and Learning

Spring Conference 2015

Saturday, February 28, 2015

 The UCLA School of Law and the Institute for Law Teaching and Learning (ILTL) are collaborating to present a one-day conference in Los Angeles on February 28, 2015. The conference theme is:  “Engaging the Entire Class—Strategies for Enhancing Participation and Inclusion in Law School Classroom Learning.”

Conference Structure:  The conference will include an opening and closing led by ILTL Co-Directors and Consultants, and five workshop sessions. Each workshop session will be presented by a teacher featured in What the Best Law Teachers Do. 

Conference Presenters: Workshop presenters include:

Patti Alleva (University of North Dakota)

Steve Friedland (Elon University)

Steven Homer (University of New Mexico)

Nancy Levit (University of Missouri – Kansas City)

Hiroshi Motomura (UCLA) 

By the end of the conference, participants will have concrete ideas for enhancing participation and inclusion in law school classrooms to take back to their students, colleagues, and institutions.

Registration and accommodation information forthcoming.

Looking forward to seeing all of you in UCLA and/or Spokane!