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Simulation Courses
Appellate Advocacy | Education Law Practice | Interviewing, Counseling, and Negotiation Skills | Legal Drafting Seminar | Mediation and Arbitration Skills | Trial Advocacy | Trial Practice | Trial Skills | Advanced Trial Practice
In addition to externships and client-based, representational clinics, the law school offers an ever-increasing number of simulation courses that permit students to learn and improve a variety of essential lawyering skills. These courses offer the student the opportunity to learn and practice skills by assuming the role of a lawyer in a hypothetical situation and to receive feedback and critiques on their performances from peers and experienced faculty.
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