Amplifying--law profs, what's your take?

It's Bar time again. If you're taking the exam, you've got this! You've studied, you're prepared, you can do this. Breathe, take one question at a time, and don't second guess yourself. Go own it!

Ok bar takers, day 1 is in the rearview. Leave it there. No rethinking or reexamining today's answers. Tomorrow is a fresh opportunity to take things one question at a time and represent all of the hard work you did to prepare. #BarExam

Scholarship grants for ASP faculty looking to write a law review article! Contact me with any questions.

My parents sent me garden velociraptor sculptures for my birthday and I’m in love

Underrated tweet.

My mantra for revising: If you're making it better, keep going; if you're just making it different, stop.

Me to husband this morning: I'm not planning to forget the meeting with the accountant, but if I do, go ahead without me.

My company just listed on LinkedIn a job posting for what I’m currently doing (so we’re hiring another UX writer) and now thanks to salary transparency laws, I see that they intend to pay this person $32k-$90k more than they currently pay me, so I applied.

Revising: a still life

The Lone Star legal writing conference is just over a month away! April 14-15 in Lubbock, TX. 🖊️⚖️🖊️ Register to attend (and find hotel info) at law.uh.edu/lonestar/. Hotel blocks are expiring soon, so book ASAP. 🔖🏨🛌 Hosted by Texas Tech Law and UH Law Center 🙏🙏

Signs of spring on my apricot tree!

About a month left to apply for the AccessLex Institute/AASE #ASP Faculty Scholarship Grant program!

Thanks to Washburn Law for having me! We had a great conversation today.

My article, Assessing Experiential Education, is forthcoming with Mississippi Law Journal and available on SSRN: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… I'm busily incorporating comments from the wonderful Washburn Law faculty and would be happy to hear your comments, too.