The Roundup: Last Week’s Recommended Reading (July 17, 2015)

From Around the Web

• So You Think You Can Teach? How to Prep for Your First Law School Class: It goes without saying that you will have to ensure you are knowledgeable about what you plan to teach, but a successful adjunct professor stint — and an invite back for the next semester — will depend on a lot more than whether your brain holds the most information about estates, trusts, or business transactions. (Lawyerist)
• Getting Out From Under: Law School Student Loans: The average law school graduate carries student loan debt of up to $122,000. With education costs rising and employment opportunities dwindling, many law school grads wonder how they will handle repayment. Luckily, there are options. (The Huffington Post)
• Former Law School CFO Charged With Using Work AmEx Card to Pay $50K in Personal Bills: Bad news for Barry University Law School. The former chief financial officer of a Florida law school has been arrested and charged with felony grand theft. (ABA Journal)
• Trello: A Great Tool to Organize Your Legal Job Search: If you’re searching for a legal job, you know there’s a lot to keep track of. Here’s a tool that can help. (About.com)