@ATT you should pay your techs in Atlanta whatever they want to end the walk out. I’ve been waiting for three days for someone to show up. Now you’re saying next Tuesday. Ridiculous. (Searches for new internet provider . . .)
@LisaMCornwell@AJGAGolf Some of my best friends and memories were made during those years, which had a lot to do with both of y’all❤️ This one has hit me so hard.
It's a mistake to stop saying "um" and "uh" altogether.
Evidence: filler words signal that new information is coming, making it easier for listeners to understand and remember what comes next.
Hesitations don't make you sound weak. They help you... uh... communicate clearly.
McGeorge School of Law students have excelled during the fall 2022 competition season. Students in the mock trial program have won two competitions and students in the moot court program won one competition. 🏆🎊 #MootCourt#MockTrial#McGeorgeProud
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Congrats to McGeorge 2Ls Razia Bath, Kris Chaney, Kai Ellsworth, & Karla Noyles, who won the San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association #MockTrial Competition this weekend! The team was coached by Professors Lindsay Harrington & Annie Deets. 🏆🎉 #McGeorgeProud#McGeorgeRising
Adjunct Professor Michael Vargas has announced his running for the Elk Grove Unified School District board. If elected, Vargas will the first openly gay person to serve on the Elk Grove School Board. #McGeorgeProud#McGeorgeRisesTogether#DEI
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Alec Watson, Mandi Weburg, Holly Pounders, & Darrin Baluyot won Region Three of the All-Star Bracket & will be competing at the National Finals in November. Congratulations to Weburg, who was one of two advocates out of 360 competing, received Best Advocate. #McGeorgeProud
Amazing to teach trial ad at a school equipped to allow students to watch jurors deliberate in real time.
Loved teaching my first class @PacificMcGeorge. I had to make the students leave the courtroom every night.
Annie Deets joined @PacificMcGeorge as Director of Trial Advocacy and Assistant Professor of Law on June 1. She was a trial attorney for 23 years in Atlanta, taught trial advocacy and coached mock trial at Emory University School of Law. #NewToMcGeorge
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The Educating Advocacy Teachers Conference will award Professors Cary Bricker & Jay Leach the Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in Teaching Advocacy in June. They advanced McGeorge’s Trial Advocacy Program into one of the highest-ranked programs nationally. #McGeorgeProud
Congratulations Cary Bricker & Jay Leach for being named winners of Stetson University College of Laws Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in Teaching Advocacy. Award will be presented at the EATS conference. https://t.co/VuQTMNwdYF
A nice post about NITA faculty member Thomas "Jay" Leach on his retirement from the University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law. https://t.co/5PF09qoUfr
An easy way to pick the wrong career is to put your image above your interests and identity.
A motivating job isn't the one that makes you look important. It's the one that makes you feel alive.
Meaningful work isn't about impressing others. It's about expressing your values.
There's still time to register for NITA's upcoming webcast, "Kids Say the Darndest Things... In Court," featuring NITA Board and Faculty, Angela Vigil. https://t.co/MUo9ZcJYdF
The most important quality in a mentor, teacher, or coach is not how much they know. It's how much they care.
Caring is more than taking pride in your success. It's feeling joy as you progress.
The people you want in your corner are the ones who celebrate your growth.