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Confessions of a Law Dean

Roger I. Abrams

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Dean Abrams was invited to participate in a symposium of law school deans and describe the nature of the dean’s job. In this article he explained how a successful dean loves his or her job and works as part of a team with the faculty and administration to create a learning community and provide a supportive environment for all concerned.

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Dean Abrams was invited to participate in a symposium of law school deans and describe the nature of the dean’s job. In this article he explained how a successful dean loves his or her job and works as part of a team with the faculty and administration to create a learning community and provide a supportive environment for all concerned.

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Dean Abrams was invited to participate in a symposium of law school deans and describe the nature of the dean’s job. In this article he explained how a successful dean loves his or her job and works as part of a team with the faculty and administration to create a learning community and provide a supportive environment for all concerned.

Key concepts: Sociology, Administration (probate law), Law, Management, Political science, Psychology, Economics

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