One of the distinguishing features of the Online MJ in Children's Law and Policy is its focus on the development of leadership skills for child advocates across a range of disciplines and organizations. This required cornerstone course begins with an introduction to different types and styles of leadership before turning to a more practice-based preparation for leadership in such areas as operations, human resources, finance, and communications.
Prerequisites for Child Law MJ students: Law 665 and Law 667. No prerequisites for LLM students.
Prerequisites for Child Law MJ students: Law 665 and Law 667. No prerequisites for LLM students.