
Institute for Law Teaching and Learning Conferences
2022 Conference
September 16-17
Hosted by Suffolk University Law School
Have you drafted institutional learning outcomes for your law school but are unsure of what to do with them? Don’t know where to get data? Or what to do with the data once you have it?
“Beyond Learning Outcomes: Working the Assessment Plan” is a one-day conference for law professors and administrators who want to learn how to continue the assessment process for their schools, focusing on steps after the drafting of learning outcomes. By the end of the conference, attendees will have concrete and practical knowledge about the assessment process to take back to their colleagues and institutions. Additionally, each attendee will receive a copy of Assessment of Teaching and Learning: A Comprehensive Guidebook for Law Schools by Kelly Terry, Gerald F. Hess, Emily Grant, Sandra Simpson.
The conference will open with a reception on the evening of Friday, March 25, 2022, and the workshop sessions will take place on Saturday, March 26 at Suffolk University Law School in Boston. More details about the conference, including registration and hotel information, will be forthcoming on the websites of the Institute for Law Teaching & Learning and Suffolk University Law School.
* We will, of course, be monitoring the COVID situation and risks. But we're hoping beyond hope that we'll be able to have an in-person gathering. If not, we may reschedule for later in the summer. But for now, please keeps your fingers crossed that we'll be able to see everyone in Boston next March!
If you are searching for materials from the 2021 conference, they are here.
Previous Conferences
June 2021: Reflecting Back and Moving Forward: Effective Instruction in Online, Hybrid and In-Person Learning Environments
June 2019: Teaching Today's Law Students
June 2018: Exploring the Use of Technology in the Law School Classroom
April 2018: Law Teaching for Adjunct Faculty and New Professors
July 2017: Teaching Cultural Competency and Other Professional Skills
March 2017: Formative Assessment in Large Classes
June 2016: Real-World Readiness
April 2016: Responding to the New ABA Standards: Best Practices in Outcomes Assessment
June 2015: Experiential Learning Across the Curriculum
February 2015: Engaging the Entire Class–Strategies for Enhancing Participation & Inclusion in Law School Classroom Learning
June 2014: What the Best Law Teachers Do
April 2014: Assessment Across the Curriculum
June 2013: Hybrid Law Teaching
April 2013: Law Teaching for Adjunct Faculty
June 2012: Value of Variety
March 2012: Technology In and Beyond the Classroom
June 2011: Engaging and Assessing Our Students
June 2010: Teaching Law Practice Across the Curriculum
June 2009: Implementing Best Practices and Educating Lawyers