Teaching Advocacy

Professor Keith A. Findley discusses lessons from wrongful conviction cases that can be important to teaching trial advocacy and to students learning how to litigate cases of all types.

These speakers will discuss lessons from wrongful conviction cases that can be important to teaching trial advocacy and to students learning how to litigate cases of all types.

Lynn Garcia,  General Counsel at Texas Forensic Science Commission These speakers will discuss lessons from wrongful conviction cases that can be important to teaching trial advocacy and to students learning how to litigate cases of all types.

Dana M. Delger, Staff Attorney, The Innocence Project These speakers will discuss lessons from wrongful conviction cases that can be important to teaching trial advocacy and to students learning how to litigate cases of all types.

Scott Gratson, Professor and Director of Communication Studies, Temple University KLein College of Media and Communication The speakers will speak about persuasion theory, 3D-Printing and Virtual Reality technology, Using comedy and improv, legal writing and communications Gratson PowerPoint

Alex Wermer-Colan Digital Humanities Post Doctoral Fellow, Temple University Charles Library Jordan Hample Academic Information Technology and Support Technician, Temple University Charles Library David Ross Makerspace Manager, Temple University Charles Library The speakers will speak about persuasion theory, 3D-Printing and Virtual Reality technology, Using comedy and improv, legal writing and communications

Joe Moore, Philly Improv Theater The speakers will speak about persuasion theory, 3D-Printing and Virtual Reality technology, Using comedy and improv, legal writing and communications