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Professor Deborah Geier was working as a registered nurse in labor & delivery with the maternity surgery unit at Fairview Hospital. The work was fulfilling and she was a successful nurse, but found the work monotonous, believing at times she was performing her duties on repeat. When it reached the point where she was hoping people with serious medical problems would come through the hospital doors, because those were the only times she was challenged, Geier realized it was time for a change.
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Cleveland-Marshall College of Law Professor and Associate Dean for Administration Michael J. Borden was recently named president of the William K. Thomas American Inn of Court, a social and professional club for judges, lawyers, law professors and law students, adopted from the traditional English model that focused on legal education.
Just days after celebrating their graduation, Cleveland-Marshall College of Law’s newest alumni return to the classroom and engage in intensive study designed to enhance their ability to pass the upcoming bar examination. Fortunately, recent graduates have already been exposed to years of groundwork readying them for the final weeks of preparation as part of a comprehensive focus on ensuring students are as prepared as possible when they take the bar exam. 
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