According to a recent survey by the Center for Professional Excellence at York College of Pennsylvania, new college graduates lack essential workplace professionalism skills. Examples of common unprofessional behaviors or attributes include: poor work ethic, lack of time management, abuse …
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Equal Justice Works is holding a free webinar on interviewing, table talk and networking. If interested in signing up click [here]. The tips will come from employers interviewing at Equal Justice Works’ 2014 Conference and Career Fair. Participants in the …
Cultural competency is increasingly vital to business and social interactions in the United States. As an attorney, you’re likely to interact with judges, co-counsel and clients who have surnames that are unfamiliar to you. You might have no idea how …
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A recent article in the New York State Bar Association Journal gives a nice overview of what being an adjunct professor at a law school entails. The authors discuss some of the benefits of adjunct work – marketing your practice …
Peter A. Carfagna, executive in residence at Cleveland Marshall College of Law is teaching a free online course titled Representing the Professional Athlete. The course is on Coursera and is 6 weeks long. Professor Carfagna is one of the Directors …
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