Dr. Shaun Jamison is the Associate Dean of Faculty at Concord. He conceived of and created the Future of Law Practice and Cybersecurity courses and provides commentary to the media on technology and privacy issues. Jamison's academic career has focused on skills development and emerging law practice and technology issues. At the Minnesota State Bar Association (MSBA), he served as the chair of the Practice Management and Marketing Section, as well as co-chair for focus groups for the SAGE Report: Self-Audit for Gender Equity and Diversity. He also served on the Golden Valley, MN Human Rights Commission. Jamison has been a solo practice attorney as well as working at Westlaw, first as a reference attorney and later managing teams of Westlaw account managers and trainers.

 In this episode, we discuss:

- The foundation of community support through The Human Rights Commission.

- Equity and diversity lessons and how to bring that to today’s firms with young lawyers.

- Collaboration and getting better outcomes. 

- Why being in a state of learning makes someone a better lawyer.

Please let me know your thoughts! 

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Website: https://www.concordlawschool.edu/ 

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaunjamison/ 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/shaunjamison 

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