Harvard Business Review defines imposter syndrome as a collection of feelings of inadequacy that persist despite evident success. Many lawyers and law students are affected by imposter syndrome, and battle chronic self-doubt and feelings of intellectual fraudulence that make it …
Reserve a Study Room Here Study Rooms are available in the law library for law student use. Note: they are heavily used during exams—so be sure to familiarize yourself with how to reserve one for you or your group: Only …
The “extrovert bias” in law school and the legal profession can make it difficult for people who identify as introverts to feel confident in the field. However, there are many ways introverts can capitalize on their strengths and honor what …
Earlier this year, Governor Mike DeWine launched the Ohio Court Backlog Reduction Program to help courts process court cases more efficiently. The Program is funded by the $250 million Ohio received via the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) to remedy …
51 Ohio Courts Receive $10.2 Million in Grants to Reduce Backlog Read more »
In 2014, the American Bar Association administered a Survey of Law Student Well-Being. Fifteen law schools across the nation participated in the study, which was designed to examine mental health issues among law students. As a result, the study found …
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