Roger Williams University School of Law has posted a draft study here. Professor Michael Yelnosky, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at Roger Williams, invited me to share this open letter to colleagues interested in the study which explains its methodology: Download rogerwilliamsfacultyproductivitystudy.doc. You may e-mail corrections to Professor Yelnosky.
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