COMM 167
Sex, Politics, and Race: Free Speech on Campus
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Professor Fink is one of the most dynamic instructors Comm. Studies has to offer. This is a great class if you're interested in going to law school and sample how the first year class would be run. The professor assigns about 5 readings (about 25-50pgs each) per week that are landmark cases that prepare the class for the hypotheticals.The class is taught in the socratic method, in which he chooses a student from the audience and debates with them on a particular issue. Most students tend to do well since they are serious about law school and usually are the ones asking questions and discussing the cases. The cases are tricky and the people who read them are debating with the professor and answering the hypos correctly. Overall, I highly recommend this class to a person who wants to learn about the law from an actual professional in the field.
Professor Fink is one of the most dynamic instructors Comm. Studies has to offer. This is a great class if you're interested in going to law school and sample how the first year class would be run. The professor assigns about 5 readings (about 25-50pgs each) per week that are landmark cases that prepare the class for the hypotheticals.The class is taught in the socratic method, in which he chooses a student from the audience and debates with them on a particular issue. Most students tend to do well since they are serious about law school and usually are the ones asking questions and discussing the cases. The cases are tricky and the people who read them are debating with the professor and answering the hypos correctly. Overall, I highly recommend this class to a person who wants to learn about the law from an actual professional in the field.
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