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Luke Bierman, Dean and Professor of Law, ���ϲ����� School of Law[/caption]

The article titled, “Experiential education gaining ground in legal circles,” describes Dean Bierman as a national leader in the field of experiential education in law.

“My view is experiential education and classroom learning go hand-in-hand,” Bierman says in the article. “They should be fully integrated so it is seamless to students—students just learn how to be a lawyer. The teacher should offer different ways to learn that prepare students to become excellent, ethical lawyers.”

Jim Exum, Distinguished Professor of the Judicial Process, ���ϲ����� School of Law[/caption]The article notes that Exum, Distinguished Professor of the Judicial Process at ���ϲ����� Law and a former North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice, supports in-class simulations as an important part of legal education, while noting some areas of challenge for new experiential programs at law schools.

The article also features insights from speakers at a , including Alan Duncan, President of the North Carolina Bar Association, and William Henderson, Professor of Law, Van Nolan Faculty Fellow and Director of the Center on the Global Legal Profession at the Maurer School of Law, Indiana University at Bloomington.

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