Resources Enhance Oral Advocacy
Lawyers and librarians alike have a way with words, spending much of their time with books and internet databases, reading, researching, and […]
Category: Class Prep
Flash Cards and Flowcharts: Optimizing Study for Your Learning Style
Legal study aids are increasingly catering to the vast diversity of learning methods that suit different students best, from visual aids such […]
Warming Up to Cold Calls: The Socratic Method
As a law student you experience the Socratic Method instructional model, which is based on the asking and answering of questions in […]
Legal Podcasts: A Convenient & Effective Approach to Learning About the Law
Podcasts are a popular form of entertainment, but they’re also an incredibly popular way to learn. They are a convenient and effective […]
Introducing Group Research Training with a Law Librarian
Our new service, Group Research Training, is an opportunity for you and two or more of your fellow students to receive personalized […]
The Law Library’s New Student Resource Guide
The New Student Resource Guide is a fundamental resource to help new and returning law students. Even if you’re a 2L or […]
Talk the Talk: Law Library Resources Enhance Oral Advocacy
Lawyers and librarians alike have a way with words, spending much of their time with books and internet databases, reading, researching, and […]
May It Please Your Prof: The Law Library Can Help You Develop Your Persuasive Skills
Legal research is not a one size fits all process. Different tasks require different strategies, different databases, different secondary sources. Few assignments […]
The Socratic Method and You
As a law student you experience the Socratic Method instructional model, which is based on the asking and answering of questions in […]