Building Bar Skills Module Request Form

AccessLex Institute’s Building Bar Skills Modules Request Form

These Modules are available to AccessLex Institute member law schools as a component of our Building Bar Skills Initiative. For use by law faculty and staff, these Modules are designed to introduce law students to the skills assessed on the NextGen bar exam and to provide a low stakes (formative assessment) opportunity to apply and develop these skills.

Please complete this form to receive a link to the downloadable Modules, which will be sent to the email address provided.

First Name *

Last Name *

Title *

School Email Address *

Member Law School *

Law school course or program offering in which Modules will be used. *

Semester or dates of intended first use. *

Estimated student course enrollment or program participation. *

Periodically, we will reach out to solicit feedback about your use of AccessLex Institute’s Building Bar Skills Modules. Your future feedback will inform updates and developments of the Building Bar Skills Modules and the overall initiative. We will also contact you if there are updates to Modules you have adopted.

We invite you to contact us with any questions, ideas, or innovative uses you have for these Modules at Success@accesslex.org.

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