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Upper Level Writing Classes
Courses that satisfy the Upper Level Writing Requirement have an indicator of either WRC or WRS. 3L students have priority in registration for these classes. Show More
A WRS class (a "Writing Seminar") is a traditional seminar. Students in a Writing Seminar must complete a paper that is original and demonstrates the student's research and writing skills. Regardless of credit hours, the final version of the paper must be at least 10,000 words, including footnotes. Instructors may require longer papers.
A WRC class (a "Writing Course") is one in which students must complete several kinds of practical writing assignments. These may be expository exercises (e.g., drafting client letters, research memoranda, court documents, and short articles similar to those that appear in bar journals) or transactional or litigation drafting assignments (e.g., contracts and other business agreements, wills or other estate planning instruments, pleadings, and discovery documents). Assignments must be no more than 2,500 words each, when feasible. Instructors have discretion over the kind and number of assignments students complete; however, students must complete at least 5,000 words of writing over the course of the semester. Show Less.
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| Section # | Course | Professor | Time | Room | Course Area |
| 16455 | 5297 Attorney Communication and Persuasion |
LAWRENCE/JONES | 5:30p-8:30p-MTWTH May13-16 & May 20-23 | 310 |
Blakely Advocacy Simulation |
| 11910 | 6217 Negotiation and Creative Problem Solving |
KELLY/BLOCK | 9:30a-4:30p May 13-May 16 | 210 |
Law And Society/ Interdisciplinary |
| 15447 | 5355 Oil & Gas Law |
WELLS | 5:30p-8:45p MTWTH | 200 |
Energy, Natural Resources and Environmental Law |
| 13393 | 6230 The Current Crisis in the Middle East |
FOTEH | 3:00p-4:45p MTWTHF | 213 |
International Law |
| 12445 | 6220 Trademark Prosecution |
HUNT | AsynchDistanceEd |
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Intellectual Property and Information Law |
