Legal Education Roundup (May 13, 2016)

Recent reports on the future of law schools and legal education.

• "Law Schools that Feed Big Law Partnerships," The American Lawyer

• "Syracuse Launches Online JD Program," The National Law Journal

• "Harvard Law-Student Activists Demand Free Tuition," The National Law Journal

• "LAWPRO Student Magazine: What Do Law Firms Look For?," Slaw

• "Inquiry Into BYU Law School's Expulsion of Ex-Mormon Proceeds," The National Law Journal

• "Law Schools," New York Law Journal
  • "Ask What the Bar Can Do for Law Schools," New York Law Journal
  • "Top 10 Tips for Acing Summer Associate Interviews," New York Law Journal
  • "Educating Tomorrow's Lawyers to Handle New Digital Problems," New York Law Journal
  • "Debunking Four Myths About Law Firm Job Offers," New York Law Journal
  • "Can Social Media Networking Help Your Job Search," New York Law Journal

• "Are India's 1,200 Law Schools Enough?," The Asian Lawyer

• "Syracuse Appoints New Law School Dean," New York Law Journal

• Above the Law reports on the NALP conference proceedings in Boston last week:
  • "NALP 2016: Nobody Really Likes The New OCI, But Nobody Can Change It," Above the Law
  • "The Brain Drain Hasn't Destroyed Biglaw...Yet (NALP 2016)," Above the Law
  • "Now That There Aren't As Many Law Students, Hiring Has Stabilized (NALP 2016)", Above the Law

• "Kenyon & Kenyon is neither canceling nor guaranteeing its summer associate program," ABA Journal

• "Schools add bar exam class to curriculum and find success," ABA Journal