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73 Baylor L. Rev. 1 (2021)

handle is hein.journals/baylr73 and id is 1 raw text is: MAKING PROGRESS IN LEGAL EDUCATION: LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT TRAINING IN LAW SCHOOLS Leah Teague* Introduction..........................................................................................2 I. 2020 Vision for Leadership Conference at Baylor Law ............3 II. Movement to Increase Lawyer-Leadership Scholarship, Courses, and Programs...............................................................5 A. Annual Leadership Conferences and Law Review Symposia.............................................................................6 B. Creation of AALS Section for Leadership ..........................7 C. Tribute to Deborah Rhode...................................................8 III. Update on the Leadership Development Movement ...............10 A. Goals and Objectives of Leadership Development Programs............................................................................12 B. Defining Leadership for Lawyers .....................................14 C. Justification for Leadership Development in Law School................................................................................17 1. Leadership is Expected of Lawyers .............................18 2. Law Students Have What It Takes for Leadership ......21 3. Applicants Expect to Become Leaders ........................23 4. Legal Employers Value Leadership Skills...................24 * Associate Dean and Professor of Law, Baylor Law School. Special thanks to Stephen Rispoli, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs and Pro Bono Programs, who is my co-creator for all leadership programming at Baylor Law School, including the Baylor Law 2020: Vision for Leadership Conference. Additional thanks to our dedicated colleagues for their assistance in hosting: Pat Wilson, Professor of Law, Elizabeth Fraley, Associate Professor of Law, Rick Sowell, Director of Information Technology, Ed Nelson, Director of Marketing, Rick Lovecky, Senior Systems Analyst/Programmer, Nathaniel Jones, Senior Information Technology Associate, and Nick Teixera, Creative Services Manager. Our appreciation to the Baylor Law Review staff for their support and work to create this special issue with special thanks to Andrew Swallows, Managing Senior Executive Editor.

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