Your Donation Makes a Difference
Dear Mindfulness in Law Supporters and Alumni:
As I write to you, the Fall semester here at Miami Law has come to a close. Final exams are over, and papers have been submitted. Students now have an opportunity to recharge, take stock of what they have learned, and, as the new year approaches, reflect on their lives along with their hopes and dreams for a career in the law.
Thanks to your support, over the past fifteen years, more than 2000 law students have been introduced to mindfulness and its integration into the fabric of life and law. This has taken place through Orientation, the 1L workshop Jurisight, Mindful Spaces which offer all students daily mindfulness practice opportunities, and the upper-level mindfulness classes: Mindfulness in Law, Mindful Ethics, Mindful Leadership, Mindfulness & Negotiation, and Mindfulness & Motivating Business Compliance with the Law.
Mindfulness insights and practices remind students of their extraordinary capacities and gifts and offer them opportunities to more skillfully draw upon their own inner resources to thrive, personally and professionally.
Today, many graduates are helping to support and integrate mindfulness and wellness practices into the legal profession. They are also sharing with law students the impact mindfulness has had on their personal and professional lives.
Below are a few comments from last semester’s anonymous Mindfulness in Law class evaluations:
**Very thankful for this course and everything it has taught me. I have grown so much over such a short period of time.
** I am genuinely sad this class is over. I have learned SO MUCH and I am really grateful UM offers this course.
**This was an incredible course. I would highly recommend it to all. The strengths of the course include, but are not limited to, learning how to handle stress and other life circumstances.
**This is the most important class I've taken in law school. It has quite literally changed my life.
We could never have made it this far without you. On behalf of myself, Miami Law, and the many students who have had an opportunity to integrate mindfulness into their law school experience, and bring it into the legal profession, we are immensely grateful.
It is a great joy for me to share mindfulness with our law students and I will always be grateful to you for your support—which remains very present in my mind and heart.
At this time of year, I call upon your generous hearts to make a donation to support the Mindfulness in Law Program. Your help comes at an important time and every gift, no matter its size, makes a difference. Each contribution not only adds up; it also signals appreciation for the work we do.
You can donate by following this link: https://bit.ly/donate_milp
If you have any questions about the program, or ideas you would like to share, I would be delighted to hear from you.
With best wishes to you and your family for a safe, healthy and joyful 2024.
Scott
Thanks to your support, over the past fifteen years, more than 2000 law students have been introduced to mindfulness and its integration into the fabric of life and law. This has taken place through Orientation, the 1L workshop Jurisight, Mindful Spaces which offer all students daily mindfulness practice opportunities, and the upper-level mindfulness classes: Mindfulness in Law, Mindful Ethics, Mindful Leadership, Mindfulness & Negotiation, and Mindfulness & Motivating Business Compliance with the Law.
Mindfulness insights and practices remind students of their extraordinary capacities and gifts and offer them opportunities to more skillfully draw upon their own inner resources to thrive, personally and professionally.
Today, many graduates are helping to support and integrate mindfulness and wellness practices into the legal profession. They are also sharing with law students the impact mindfulness has had on their personal and professional lives.
Below are a few comments from last semester’s anonymous Mindfulness in Law class evaluations:
**Very thankful for this course and everything it has taught me. I have grown so much over such a short period of time.
** I am genuinely sad this class is over. I have learned SO MUCH and I am really grateful UM offers this course.
**This was an incredible course. I would highly recommend it to all. The strengths of the course include, but are not limited to, learning how to handle stress and other life circumstances.
**This is the most important class I've taken in law school. It has quite literally changed my life.
We could never have made it this far without you. On behalf of myself, Miami Law, and the many students who have had an opportunity to integrate mindfulness into their law school experience, and bring it into the legal profession, we are immensely grateful.
It is a great joy for me to share mindfulness with our law students and I will always be grateful to you for your support—which remains very present in my mind and heart.
At this time of year, I call upon your generous hearts to make a donation to support the Mindfulness in Law Program. Your help comes at an important time and every gift, no matter its size, makes a difference. Each contribution not only adds up; it also signals appreciation for the work we do.
You can donate by following this link: https://bit.ly/donate_milp
If you have any questions about the program, or ideas you would like to share, I would be delighted to hear from you.
With best wishes to you and your family for a safe, healthy and joyful 2024.
Scott