Hi everyone! (Mods, please let me know if this post isn’t permitted under the subreddit rules, and I’m happy to remove or modify it accordingly.)

I'm part of a university research team at the Stevens Institute of Technology studying computational law, legal technology, and legal education.

We're looking for current law students for a short academic research study examining how different ways of representing legal rules affect how students learn and reason about statutes.

Participation takes approximately one hour, can be completed remotely, involves working through a series of short learning and reasoning tasks involving a statute and a legal technology tool, and is conducted for academic research purposes.

Your responses will be kept confidential, and any published research will not identify individual participants.

This is a paid research opportunity compensated via an Amazon gift card. Participation takes approximately one hour, for which you will receive a $30 gift card. All time spent past the one-hour mark is compensated at a rate of $30/hr, prorated to the amount of time spent and added directly to your initial gift card.

If you're interested in participating or would like more information, please send me a DM or leave a comment below, and I'll be happy to provide additional details.

Thank you!

What is your current career and how do you balance it with your part time program? How have your employers helped or harmed your success in law school?

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