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The Education Committee of the WSBA ADR Section

Members: 12
Latest Activity: Feb 23, 2014

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Here would be a great place to talk about what the committee does, and encourage section members to join the group to follow what the committee's up to, or better yet, to join the committee!

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Report from WSBA-CLE Meeting December 2008

Started by Jeff Bean Jul 13, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Likes

I just ran into my summary of a meeting put on by WSBA-CLE staff back in December 2008. I think it is still correct and reflects their thinking about how they want to work with the Sections. I'm…Continue

Tags: Nominals, Mini-CLEs, B, A, Staff

Education Committee Proposal for 2011

Started by William A. Herbert Nov 29, 2010. 0 Replies 0 Likes

Hi Rina: I hope that you enjoyed your holiday. I apologize for missing much of the previous Education Committee meeting. I understand that there is interest in coming up with an educational program…Continue

Tags: CLE, Education

David Brenner's proposal

Started by Rina Goodman Oct 15, 2010. 0 Replies 0 Likes

Would each of you send me your concerns about David's proposal so that we can start moving forward? I would like to be able to submit this to the full Board for its consideration at our retreat, if…Continue

Sherman's Lunch Seminar Idea

Started by Jeff Bean. Last reply by Rina Goodman Oct 15, 2010. 2 Replies 0 Likes

Here's Sherman's message about his idea for what I'm calling "Skyscraper Seminars."Sport Fans,Sorry I have been MIA for the last several months. Both good and not so good family stuff.Anyway, I want…Continue

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Comment by Rina Goodman on December 14, 2010 at 9:21pm: Education%20Committee%2012.13.10.doc

Comment by Anamaria Gil on August 12, 2010 at 2:17pm: Good thought Sarah. Rina, in addition to the survey, can we add something else to the agenda? Did you see in the August WSBA Bar Journal the article titled "Enhancing the Profession with Enhanced Education"? This is about the new WSBA initiative, in collaboration with the WYLD, to provide more training to new lawyers. This seems like an excellent opportunity to take a leadership role in training new lawyers in advocacy skills for mediation and arbitration. Your thoughts on this matter?