Stephen S. Weinstein Trial Advocacy Program

American University Washington College of Law
Trial Advocacy Program

Alumni Information Sheet

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Are you now or have you been engaged in litigation as part of your employment? Yes No

What trial advocacy or litigation-related courses did you take while a student at the WCL?

What litigation-related continuing legal education programs, if any, have you taken at WCL or elsewhere?

Did you participate in a mock trial competition(s) as a law student or, more recently, as a judge or coach? Yes No
If yes, what type of competition(s) [e.g., civil or criminal problem and name of competition] and approximately when did you participate?

Given your experiences, do you have any suggestions of trial advocacy skills courses, workshops or programs to better prepare students to be effective courtroom advocates? Any suggestions of potential adjunct faculty to teach/participate in them?

An initiative being considered at WCL is an LL.M. program in Trial Advocacy available for full-time and part-time students. Do you feel there would be a market for this program among:
Recent law graduates
Law firm associates
Other:
Little or no market for an LL.M. program

If an LL.M. program in trial advocacy were established, any suggestions of courses/seminars or field placements that might be considered? Any suggestions of potential adjunct faculty to teach a graduate course/seminar?

Have you been involved with any WCL programs or activities since graduation? Yes No
If yes, what activities and how often?

Would you like to attend or participate in WCL Trial Advocacy Program activities in the future? Yes No
If yes, which activities?
Assist with coaching or mooting mock trial competition teams
Lecture or co-teach a Trial Advocacy Program course
Mentor current students
Attend or Participate in a continuing legal education programs
Serve as an information resource for externship opportunities, summer internships and employment opportunities
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Do you have any suggestions of trial advocacy-related courses, programs, lectures, etc. that we might offer to you? Any suggestions of guest speakers or program participants for them?

Do you have any other comments or suggestions?

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American University Washington College of Law Trial Advocacy Program

Alumni Information Sheet

American University Washington College of Law
Trial Advocacy Program