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Law Review Blog Posts on Resume?
Along with writing a Note, I have published a few times on our school's Law Review Blog. Is it appropriate to list these publications on my resume? If so, how would you cite it without it looking funky? Thanks!
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Re: Law Review Blog Posts on Resume?
Personally I think it's a bit strange to include as I doubt judges would view it as a plus.
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Re: Law Review Blog Posts on Resume?
I wouldn't advertise them. Definitely put your note on your resume though.
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Re: Law Review Blog Posts on Resume?
It depends on what's the content of the blog. If there's good serious legal analysis in an entry, it may not hurt. For anecdata, I published a Note and also wrote an online post for another journal analyzing a legal issue and proposing a recommendation (so basically a very concise note), and received good comments about that post in an interview. I don't think it was dispositive either way.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Feb 15, 2021 11:46 pmI wouldn't advertise them. Definitely put your note on your resume though.
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