Michael Schwartz (Washburn), one of the most insightful thinkers on law teaching, is working on an interesting book project, What the Best Law Professors Do, which will be published by the Harvard University Press. His idea is to identify the nation’s best law professors and synthesize the key elements and principles behind their effectiveness.
So far, Professor Schwartz has received some 75 suggestions for case studies for his project (view some current nominees here). There is still time nominate your mentor, or if you have the pluck, yourself, by completing this short form (I was able to nominate two of my colleagues in 10 minutes).
Posted by Geoffrey Rapp on April 6, 2008 at 10:28 PM