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Jan 2023
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375: Quick Tips -- Getting on the Law Re...

ALISON MONAHAN AND LEE BURGESS - LAW SCHOOL TOOLBOX, LLC
About this episode

Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! Today, in an episode from our "Quick Tips" series, we're talking about how to give yourself the best shot at a leadership position on a Law Review or any other journal.

In this episode we discuss:

  • Why you might want a leadership position on Law Review
  • Tips for becoming a great law journal editor
  • Getting to know your peers and those currently in leadership positions
  • Thinking about your vision for the journal
  • What to keep in mind if you have to give a speech

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Alison & Lee

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