Join us to discuss how to effectively, appropriately, and respectfully present CLE programs on topics like immigration, election law, political issues, etc. The webinar will cover the life cycle of a course – from topic planning and speaker preparation, to marketing, issues during the presentation, and post-program feedback.
Develop best practices for:
| Dealing with Controversial Topics: A Program Planner’s Perspective — Presentation Slides (466 KB) | 8 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Dan Becker is the Director of Programming for ABACLE. He oversees the production team that creates professional development and continuing legal education programs and products to provide ABA members, non-members, and the legal community at large with the quality education needed to establish and maintain high standards of practice, and to fulfill state bar requirements for CLE.
Before starting with CLE, Dan worked for the ABA’s Rule of Law Initiative, Latin America and Caribbean Division, administering the overseas programs of ABA/LALIC. Dan started his career in education as a history professor after obtaining his PhD at the University of Maryland before switching his career focus to legal associations. He previously worked as a writer/editor for the DC Bar’s Washington Lawyer magazine and wrote a monograph on judicial selection for the American Judicature Society.
Angelica Cesario is Lawline's Director of Attorney Education & Development, and is charged with overseeing content operations and developing content strategy for Lawline. She graduated cum laude from Amherst College with a B.A. in Women's and Gender Studies and a Certificate in Latino and Latin American Studies. She received her J.D. from Columbia Law School and is admitted to practice law in New York and New Jersey. Before joining Lawline, Angelica worked as a plaintiff-side labor & employment litigation attorney.
Virginia Izaguirre is the Director of Program Planning at the State Bar of Texas. In this position, she manages the program planning teams within the TexasBarCLE department to oversee CLE course content, promotion, and presentation. Before joining TexasBarCLE, Virginia worked as a litigation attorney for firms that focused on personal injury, employment law, and 1st party insurance cases.