November 15-17, 2013
Co-sponsored by the American Bar Association Standing Committee on Professionalism
The Inn at Serenbe - Palmetto, Georgia
The Inn at Serenbe is conveniently located only 25 minutes south of Hartsfield Jackson International Airport and 40 minutes from Downtown Atlanta in the quaint planned community of Serenbe. The Inn has 19 guest rooms located between six buildings on the Inn grounds. The exceptional food and hospitality – surrounded by 1000 acres of rolling countryside – make The Inn at Serenbe a perfect location for our workshop.
Are We Making a Difference?
Developing Outcome Measures to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Law School Efforts to Teach Ethics and Develop Professionalism
The goal of this workshop is to prepare participants to implement one or more measurement methods that can be used either by individual teachers or at the law school level to evaluate the effects of individual curricular programs or the entire law school experience on the capacity for ethical decisionmaking and the formation of a responsible professional identity. For more information see Proposal Submitted at 2010 FutureEd conference held at Harvard Law School: FutureEd2-Proposal-EthicalOutcomes.
"The Farmhouse, located in the Inn at Serenbe, serves beloved recipes made with farm-fresh organic ingredients grown just steps away on the Serenbe Farms. Marie Nygren, who founded Serenbe with her husband Steve, and operated it with the family as a bed-and-breakfast before the community developed, has returned to her kitchen in the historic home as proprietress to guide the art of southern cuisine utilizing local products. The weekly-changing, a la carte menu is rich with Southern delicacies straight from Marie’s storied recipe box, prepared in a style that highlights the flavor and nutrients of farm-fresh produce."
The application period for this workshop has ended. We plan to make selection decisions no later than June 28. All applicants must agree to attend the entire workshop in order to be considered for a fellowship.
Workshop participants are designated as NIFTEP Fellows. There is no charge for workshop registration, lodging or meals during the workshop. Fellows are expected to pay their own travel costs.
Please direct any questions about the workshop to NIFTEP Deputy Director Tiffany Roberts at twroberts@gsu.edu or (404) 413-9178.
