Instructional Assistance
Loyola's School of Law offers programs to help students succeed. Through a combination of academic tutors and practice hypotheticals, the school helps students enhance their understanding of class materials. Specifically, the Instructional Assistance Program helps first-year students develop the skills and strategies necessary to succeed in law school. Academic tutors staff the program.
- Academic Tutors
- Become an Academic Tutor
- Become a Legal Writing Tutor
- Practice Hypotheticals (password protected; for tutor use only)
- Tutor Materials (password protected; for tutor use only)
The program is coordinated by:
- Alice S. Perlin, Clinical Professor of Writing Programs and Instructional Services
- Jennifer Brendel, Clinical Professor; Director of Academic Support Programs
