Gender · Legal education · Legal writing · NLP

My Written Communication article has dropped…

My article in Written Communication is now available online. (The print version comes out next month.) You can read it on the journal’s website only if you have a subscription to the journal. You can read the version I submitted here (not formatted as it appears in the journal, but same content other than a… Continue reading My Written Communication article has dropped…

Comp Pedagogy · Discipline · Empirical research · Legal writing · Research Problems

Empirical research into legal comm’n & professional status of LRW faculty

I was delighted to finagle an invitation to speak on a panel at the Legal Writing Institute in Portland on July 12, during the meeting of the LWI Professional Status Committee. The committee met in a plenary session with a larger audience and conducted its business, and then we panelists were asked to comment in short form (two… Continue reading Empirical research into legal comm’n & professional status of LRW faculty

Legal writing · Multilingual writing

“The Structured Writing Group: A Different Writing Center?” accepted for publication by The Second Draft

I’m delighted to report that The Second Draft (published by the Legal Writing Institute) has accepted an article I wrote with Professor Christopher Soper from the University of Minnesota Law School for publication in its spring 2016 issue! Titled “The Structured Writing Group: A Different Writing Center?,” the article describes the objectives, development, and some… Continue reading “The Structured Writing Group: A Different Writing Center?” accepted for publication by The Second Draft