I am not sure what the article(s) will involve, but I am guessing that they
would help other new faculty members who have come out of private practice
to make the changes necessary so that they can communicate "the law" to
business students.  If that is the purpose of the article(s), I would
suggest the JLSE.  You can find the link at the ALSB home page.




At 05:10 PM 4/4/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Dear Listservees:
>As a brand new Professor of BLAW,  fresh from private practice, I am making
>more than my share of mistakes and have reinvented the wheel many many
>times during this transition.  I also had the bright idea of informing the
>chair and dean that there may be a publication lurking somewhere in this
>experience from courtroom to classroom.  How was I supposed to know they
>would actually expect me to produce!  (I told you I made
>mistakes!)  Anyway, can someone out there give me some ideas or direction
>concerning a journal or audience which might actually  be interested in
>this transition?  I was thinking that administrators, chairs, or mentors
>may be a possible audience for my perspective from the other side of the
>desk.  Then again, I might be fooling myself.  Where should I look?  How do
>I go about finding an journal for this type of subject?  I am in a very
>supportive and collegial college, and my colleagues have been most helpful,
>but I just couldn't resist using this listserv.
>Thank you
>Tom Zupanc
>Herberger College of Business
>St Cloud State University
>St Cloud  MN
>320 529 6678