I think UNT Law could benefit from this article

[Harry]

Perhaps they could change the degree to be different and less costly than the traditional Law school degree. Or as this article indicates a nurse practitioner type of law degree... think outside the box because the same old tenured professor model ain't working...

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/11/us/lawyers-call-for-drastic-change-in-educating-new-lawyers.html?_r=0

[FirefightnRick]

Interesting.

Rick

[GrayEagle]

Perhaps they could change the degree to be different and less costly than the traditional Law school degree. Or as this article indicates a nurse practitioner type of law degree... think outside the box because the same old tenured professor model ain't working...

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/11/us/lawyers-call-for-drastic-change-in-educating-new-lawyers.html?_r=0

Actually, I think that they will. From what I read, it won't be another traditional law school. It will incorporate some innovations similar to those mentioned above based on a survey conducted by the associate dean.

[wardly]

Guys,I am mean green tried and true. However,as a taxpayer, another public law school is the last thing DFW needs. A&M just beat us to the punch. Lets cut our loses,lick our wounds,and move on.