From 1954-1968 in the United States, African Americans and their allies advanced the Civil Rights movement, which sought to end racial segregation, disenfranchisement, and institutionalized racism in the country. The events of this era are relevant to current events today. …
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C|M|LAW’s student newspaper The Gavel was first published in April 1953 and is still produced today. PDFs of most issues are available in our institutional repository Engaged Scholarship through the link above. In the inaugural issue, Dean Wilson G. Stapleton …
Online classes are more important than ever, and remote teaching is likely to continue to have a presence in the upcoming academic year. The C|M|LAW Library’s new Instructional Resources for Online & Remote Teaching guide will be useful for faculty …
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As part of our series of blogs on lawyering and professionalism, we’re highlighting a recent law journal article from the Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution. Client-Centered Communication: How Effective Lawyering Requires Emotional Intelligence, Active Listening, and Client Choice (link via …
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The CSU Counseling Center is continuing its virtual Law Student Support Hour throughout the summer on alternating Wednesdays. The group meets over Zoom from 5p-6p and is led by Dr. Bruce Menpace of the Counseling Center. The Law Student Support …
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