Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1977
Abstract
I have been an admirer of Monrad Paulsen since my first days as his junior colleague at the University of Minnesota Law School back in 1955. In retrospect, I recognize that my view of what makes a great law professor was profoundly influenced by the qualities I saw, and respected, in Monrad. For me, they began with collegiality – a personal interest in and a professional commitment to the welfare of the new boy. That first year at Minnesota was an enormously happy and productive apprenticeship for me, and Monrad helped make it so.
Disciplines
Law | Legal Biography
Recommended Citation
Michael I. Sovern,
Monrad Paulsen: An Affectionate Appreciation,
63
Va. L. Rev.
165
(1977).
Available at:
https://scholarship.law.columbia.edu/faculty_scholarship/2181
Comments
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