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Hosted by Aspen Publishing · education · EN · 100 episodes
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.
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Episode #159
James McGrath, president and dean of Cooley Law School, discusses his journey to becoming dean in 2019. He discusses the realities of running campuses in Lansing and Tampa. He also shares surprising evidence from Cooley’s own students and why he believes the future belongs to programs that combine access with rigorous support.
Episode #158
Mark Lee of USC Gould School of Law discusses the first edition of his casebook, Entertainment, Television, and Digital Media Law. He shares the evolution of entertainment law in the age of streaming services, Artificial Intelligence, and Deepfakes.
Episode #157
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 origin of the idea and the process they used to survey and interview current and former deans from across the country. They also share a summary of their findings on why deanships have shortened over the years.
Episode #156
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 Dean's Leadership Academy, which helps all faculty build fundamental leadership skills, such as giving a quick speech, understanding a budget, and managing a team.
Episode #155
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 in this anticipated edition.
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