Zoe Engberg, Rachel Burg, and Elizabeth Cole presenting The Pegagogy of Uncomfortable Collaborations
Zoe Engberg, Rachel Burg, and Elizabeth Cole presenting "The Pegagogy of Uncomfortable Collaborations"

Nine University of Wisconsin Law School clinical professors, instructors and fellows presented at the 2025 Association of American Law Schools (AALS) Conference on Clinical Legal Education on April 26-29 in Baltimore. This year’s conference theme was “Reexamining the Role of Lawyers and the Responsibilities of Clinical Teachers in Society.” With over 400 speakers, 125 sessions and more than 830 legal educators in attendance, this was the largest AALS Conference on Clinical Legal Education.

UW Law presenters made a strong showing at this national forum across several sessions:

Submitted by Law School News on June 3, 2025

This article appears in the categories: EJI News, Faculty, Features, Frank J. Remington Center, Wisconsin Innocence Project

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