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The Gator Brief

The Gator Brief

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 The Gator Brief is the official student life podcast of the University of Florida Levin College of Law, where we talk about life at Levin, legal education, and the reasonable doubts that many law students and young lawyers face. Our production team currently consists of over 25 UF Law students dedicated to informing, connecting, and inspiring all members of the legal community. Our goal is to serve as a trusted resource to UF Law students and law students elsewhere by featuring insightful conversations with members of the UF Law community - law professors, administrators, and alumni. We want to help students answer difficult questions and confront the challenging obstacles that they may face while in law school and in practice. The Gator Brief is sponsored by UF Law and managed by UF Law's Student Bar Association. Email all inquiries and questions to pod@gatorbrief.com and follow The Gator Brief on LinkedIn and Instagram @thegatorbrief for frequent updates and other content! We hope you find our content to be helpful and informative. Thank you, and Go Gators! Founders: Andy Garcia (Host) Gus Formato (Creative Director) Jisung Moon (Chief Editor) Jake Etling (Technical Director) Josh Jacobs (Chief Correspondent)Andy Garcia and UF Law 2022 Career Success Economics
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  • Episode 1 - "Reasonable Doubts"

    Episode 1 - "Reasonable Doubts"
    Sep 29 2022

    Dean Laura Rosenbury and Dean Amy Stein share their stories in this inaugural episode of The Gator Brief: from first-generation law students and professionals to passionate and successful community leaders and educators. Tune in to learn about some of the factors that go into planning UF Law's curriculum, what a "calling for higher education" may look like, how you should go about charting your own path through law school, and the reasonable doubts that even law school Deans faced in law school.
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    50 mins
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