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: Nuts & Boalts

A Sort of Boalt Confirmation Hearing

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Unless you're up to your eyeballs in the bar exam, you probably saw Mindi's email on behalf of BHSA soliciting applications for six student slots on the Faculty Appointments Committee.

I'd encourage anyone who is interested to do it. And I encourage anyone who does it to find out from prospective candidates: "If hired, would you make the narrative portions of your teaching evaluations available to students?"

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Slight Update: An anonymous commentator noted the recent email explaining that classes with fewer than 12 enrolled students will be cancelled, for budgetary reasons. (The same email also stated that a new course section on "Critical Race Theory" would be opened. *cough*.) I think it's a real bummer that we are losing smaller sections, although it's probably also unavoidable. I also think students should realize the importance of tactical enrollment: this is NOT the semester to enroll in Construction Law (which currently has 10 enrolled students) after the first week of classes. Rather, this is the semester to enroll early, sample, and then cut the fat later. Just my two cents.

Full post as published by Nuts & Boalts on July 22, 2009 (boomark / email).

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