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DESCRIPTION:Nous regrettons de devoir annoncer que cette conférence est ann
 ulée.\n\nLa Faculté de droit et le Centre sur les droits de la personne et
  le pluralisme juridique accueillent Scott Cummings (UCLA)\, qui parlera d
 'une étude qu'il a co-réalisée sur ce qui encourage les diplômé.e.s en dro
 it à continuer de nourrir un intérêt pour les carrières d'intérêt public e
 t les poursuivre.\n\nRésumé\n\n[En anglais seulement] We know a great deal
  about the decline of idealism in law school. Conventional wisdom says tha
 t large numbers of students enter with public service aspirations\, but mo
 st leave to pursue careers in the private sector\, dissuaded and demoraliz
 ed by law school culture and training. What encourages law students to com
 mit to public interest careers over the long-haul—to stay “in it for good”
 ?\n\nOur guests sought to answer that question by analyzing data from an e
 mpirical study of the graduates of six California law schools between 2001
  and 2010. Comparing the impact of endowment effects—what students bring t
 o law school—and educational effects—what they experience there—they found
  that student participation in a suite of public interest programs is rela
 ted to what they call “public interest persistence.”\n\nTheir study conclu
 des that persistence is a complex product of what they bring to law school
  and what they take from it. The characteristics and experiences students 
 bring with them to law school matter in predicting persistence\, but so do
  the choices students make and the availability of resources to support th
 ose choices. A critical finding of the authors' study is that law schools 
 play a key role in fostering public interest careers: nurturing students b
 y providing the experiences and tools they need to navigate the job market
  and persevere over the course of their professional lives.\n\nOur guest w
 ill offer recommendations for law schools to build on current programs in 
 support of public interest careers.\n
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LOCATION:Chancellor Day Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W9\, 3644 rue Peel
SUMMARY:ANNULÉ - In It For Good: An Empirical Study of Public Interest Care
 ers
URL:/law/fr/channels/event/annule-it-good-empirical-st
 udy-public-interest-careers-319733
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