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Hosted by Aspen Publishing · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 100 episodes
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The Aspen Leading Edge Podcast features timely interviews with Aspen Authors as well as other legal thought-leaders sharing expert opinions on teaching, learning science, and the current and future state of legal education.
Aspen Publishing hosts Aspen Leading Edge, a education show with 100 episodes published.
Katie Kempner, AALS Associate Director of Research and Data Analytics, speaks with Patty Roberts about their joint report, Relentless: The Pressures Shortening Law School Deanships and What Must Change. They discuss the
Melanie Leslie, Cardozo Law, discusses her role as Dean and her experience over the past 12 years, including during the COVID pandemic, and plans to celebrate the school's 50th birthday. She also shares details about the
Barry Friedman of NYU Law and John Goldberg of Harvard Law School discuss the third edition of their book, Open Book: Succeeding on Law School Exams from Day One. They discuss the book's origins and what has been updated
Korin Munsterman, Director of Legal Education Technology Program at UNT Dallas Collage of Law, discusses her journey through legal education and technology. She also shares practical ways professors and students can use
Sam Panarella, CEO of The Foundation of Natural Resources and Energy Law, speaks about his new role and his time as dean of the UMass Dartmouth School of Law. He shares some of the accomplishments that were achieved duri
Anthony Crowell, Dean of New York Law School, discusses his journey to becoming dean eleven years ago. He also highlights the advantages of being located in New York City and explains how the school continues to engage w
Ernie Walton, Dean of Regent University School of Law, discusses his journey to legal education and how he became dean. He also shares the incredible rise in rankings that Regent University is seeing for a young law scho
William C. Hubbard, dean of the University of South Carolina Joseph F. Rice School of Law, discusses the World Justice Project, where he acts as co-founder and chair of the Board. He shares the work the World Justice Pro
Martin Ellin, Dean at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School, reflects on his first year as dean. He shares the interesting things going on at the law school, including the Criminal and Civil Justice Institute. He also provi
Luke Yingling, founder and CEO of Rhetoric, shares how he founded the company as a 2L and how it uses AI to deliver dynamic feedback and practice for students and universities. He discusses the different modules and even
Tracy Simmons, Howard University, discusses the second edition of Law School for Dummies and how she joined the project. She shares some of the topics the book addresses, including financial aid, choosing a law school, i
Daniel Thies, chair of the Council of the American Bar Association Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar, discusses the core principles and values of accreditation as well as the distinction between the Am
Beth Burch, University of Georgia School of Law, discusses her new book, The Pain Brokers: How Con Men, Call Centers, and Rogue Doctors Fuel America's Lawsuit Factory, a never-told-before story of three women caught in a
Ian Nelson, co-founder of Hotshot, shares the origins of this learning platform, which law firms and schools can use to learn more about the legal profession. He discusses some of the video courses Hotshot offers, includ
Jo Potuto, University of Nebraska – Lincoln College of Law, shares the story of creating her YouTube channel, Prof Jo Explains, where she covers trials, hearings, and all things law. She gives an example of one of the ca
Shannon Conway and Meijken Westenskow, both at the University of North Texas – Dallas, discuss the first edition of their book, Skills for NextGen: Client Scenarios in Torts. They share stories about the process of writi
Deborah Thorne, University of Idaho; Pamela Foohey, University of Georgia; and Robert Lawless, University of Illinois, discuss their new book, Debt’s Grip: Risk and Consumer Bankruptcy, which draws on data from the Consu
Grant Wilson, Executive Director of Earth Law Center, talks about the second edition of his book, Earth Law: Emerging Ecocentric Law – A Guide for Practitioners. He shares new information included in the book and how the
Judge Xavier Rodriguez discusses the different AI and legal research tools emerging in the profession as well as the importance of proofreading AI results. He also shares the evolution of technology in the courtroom such
Elizabeth Schmidt of the University of Massachusetts Amherst and Allen Madison of the University of South Dakota discuss the fourth edition of their coursebook, Nonprofit Law: The Life Cycle of a Charitable Organization.
Grant Wilson
Associate Professor · Birmingham Energy Institute, University of Birmingham
1 appearance on this show
Mark Alexander
Dean · Art of Accomplishment
1 appearance on this show
Kristin Walker
Senior Vice President of Internal Real Estate Counsel · Essential Properties Realty Trust
1 appearance on this show
Martin Ellin
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School
1 appearance on this show
Luke Yingling
Rhetoric
1 appearance on this show
Tracy Simmons
Howard University
1 appearance on this show
Daniel Thies
American Bar Association
1 appearance on this show
Beth Burch
University of Georgia School of Law
1 appearance on this show
Ian Nelson
Hotshot
1 appearance on this show
Jo Potuto
University of Nebraska – Lincoln College of Law
1 appearance on this show
Shannon Conway
University of North Texas – Dallas
1 appearance on this show
Pamela Foohey
University of Georgia
1 appearance on this show
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