LSTU 7999 Thesis II – Scholarly Legal Writing: Writing, Refining, and Presentation 3.0 Credits
Following Thesis I, this course will provide faculty-guided oversight and mentorship for the drafting, editing, and presentation of an original piece of publishable-quality legal scholarship in a law review format. Students will confer regularly with a faculty advisor, submit interim drafts as assigned, and receive meaningful faculty feedback. Students will submit a final scholarly paper and receive guidance toward its publication, though the ultimate decision to publish and the process of submitting the work for publication are the responsibility of the student.
Repeat Status: Not repeatable for credit
Prerequisites: LSTU 7998 [Min Grade: C] (Can be taken Concurrently)