By implementing good habits in law school, law students will be more productive and balanced while in school, and will also set themselves up for greater personal and professional success.
By Carla J. DeVelder
Carla J. DeVelder, a former law school associate dean with experience in student affairs and career development, is in-house counsel in the insurance industry in Omaha, Nebraska.
By implementing good habits in law school, law students will be more productive and balanced while in school, and will also set themselves up for greater personal and professional success.