THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO LAW REVIEW
| Volume 39 |
Number 2 |
WINTER 2008 |
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LEADERSHIP IN LEGAL EDUCATION SYMPOSIUM VIII
ESSAYS
The Art and Science of Deaning: Lessons from My Garden
Linda L. Ammons............................................................................................................... 209
Stone Soup: Thoughts on Balancing a Deanship and Family Life after Twelve Years as Dean
Richard L. Aynes ................................................................................................................221
Law Reform and Legal Education: Uniting Separate Worlds
Michael Coper.................................................................................................................... 233
Legal Knowledge, the Responsibility of Lawyers, and the Task of Law Schools
Michael Coper.................................................................................................................... 251
Maybe Deaning Is Not for You
R. Lawrence Dessem ......................................................................................................... 261
Professor Dumbledore’s Advice for Law Deans
Darby Dickerson ............................................................................................................... 269
To Make a Difference: Dean as Producer
Jon M. Garon .................................................................................................................... 297
The Quest to Achieve True “Top Quartile” Status: Creating and Sustaining an Affirming Law School Community
Patrick K. Hetrick.............................................................................................................. 305
Responding to “Educating Lawyers”: An Heretical Essay in Support of Abolishing Teaching Evaluations
Dennis R. Honabach ..........................................................................................................311
Incorporating Emotional Intelligence Concepts into Legal Education: Strengthening the Professionalism of Law Students
John E. Montgomery ......................................................................................................... 323
Educating Law Students for Leadership Roles and Responsibilities
Donald J. Polden............................................................................................................... 353
Just What Does a Dean Do? The Collective Wisdom of Many Law Deans
George W. Prigge.............................................................................................................. 361
Legal Pedagogy: What Can We Learn from Business Schools?
Geoffrey B. Shields........................................................................................................... 369
To Teach or Not to Teach
Gary J. Simson ............................................................................................................... 375
Liberty University’s Lawyering Skills Program: Integrating Legal Theory in a Practice-Oriented Curriculum
Mathew D. Staver............................................................................................................. 383
Fundraising Tips for Deans with Intermediate Development Programs
Donald J. Weidner............................................................................................................ 393
A Letter to a New Dean
Glen Weissenberger ........................................................................................................ 399
COMMENTS
The Mad Scramble of Congress, Lawyers, and Law Students after Abu Ghraib: The Rush to Bring Private Military Contractors to Justice
Ian Kierpaul ................................................................................................................... 407
Security Theater and Database-Driven Information Markets: A Case for an Omnibus U.S. Data Privacy Statute
Candice L. Kline............................................................................................................. 443
Hamdan v. Rumsfeld and the Government’s Response: The Military Commissions Act of 2006 and Its Implications on the Separation of Powers
Jill K. Lamson................................................................................................................ 497
The Faith-Based Standard: A Review and Prospective Analysis of Establishment Clause Developments in Light of Americans United v. Prison Fellowship Ministries
Travis Robertson ........................................................................................................... 525
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