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Introductions
Vol. 23, 2019March 01, 2019 EDT

Editor’s Note

Lindsey P. Gustafson, Karen J. Sneddon,
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Articles in Vol. 23, 2019

Vol. 23, 2019
  • Editor's Note
    Lindsey P. GustafsonKaren J. Sneddon
  • The Architecture of Drama: How Lawyers Can Use Screenwriting Techniques to Tell More Compelling Stories
    Teresa M. Bruce
  • An Exaggerated Demise: The Endurance of Formalism in Legal Rhetoric in the Face of Neuroscience
    Adam G. Todd
  • How Do Law Students Develop Writing Expertise During Summer Internships?: An Interview-Based Study
    Jonathan Garcia
  • Screen Time Limits: Reconsidering Presentation Software for the Law School Classroom
    Rachel G. Stabler
  • Collaboration Between Legal Writing Faculty and Law Librarians: Two Surveys
    Genevieve B. Tung
  • Fresh Voices, Mature Reflections, Thoughtful Suggestions, and Hope for the Future
    Tami K. Lefko
  • Teaching Cultural Competence as a Fundamental Lawyering Skill
    Ederlina Co
  • A Unique Approach to First-Year Problems: Combining Substantive Claims with Professional Responsibility Issues
    Robin C. Konrad
  • Teaching Generation Z
    Paige L. Carlos
  • Information Literacy for the Next Generation
    Ellie MargolisKristen Murray
  • Grounding the Helicopter
    Mary Nicol Bowman
  • Growth and Mindset for a Generation as a Profession
    Latisha Nixon-Jones
  • Research Ethics in Legal Writing: Challenges for Empirical Research
    Alissa J. Hartig
  • Drawing Connections Between Artificial Intelligence, Cognition, and Legal Skills
    Drew Simshaw
  • Interval Training for Legal Writing Scholars
    Laura P. Graham
  • We Carry Each Other
    Heidi K. Brown
  • International Transitions and New Opportunities
    Clayton Steele
  • Everything Old is New Again
    Diane Penneys Edelman
  • Reading Legal Writing Together: Reading Groups Can Build the Discriplinary Community of Legal Writing Scholars
    Kirsten K. Davis
  • Testing the Waters at my First LWI Conference
    Heather Gram
  • A Challenge for LWI: Retaining and Valuing Our Roots
    Ken Swift
  • One Challenge Facing the Discipline of Legal Writing: The Connection Between Discipline and Status
    Emily ZimmermanDaniel M. Filler
  • The _Choice_ to Stay in the Pink Ghetto
    Tiffany Jeffers
  • Familiar Battles Yield Next-Generation Victories
    Karin Mika
  • On The Values of Words
    Michael J. Cedrone
  • JLWI Editorial Board, Vol. 23
    JLWI
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Lindsey P. Gustafson & Karen J. Sneddon, Editor’s Note, 23 Legal Writing i (2019).
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