The Lloyd Dean Moot is an excellent mentorship opportunity for law students. Mentors guide undergraduate students in developing their legal advocacy skills at their own pace! It is a unique opportunity to give back to undergraduate students considering a legal education and career. 

My involvement as a coach in the first Lloyd Dean Moot was quite possibly one of the most fun experiences I had in law school. Both the teams that I coached came to all meetings prepared with questions and curiosity that left me inspired. I had the opportunity to work with undergraduate students as well as other law students as co-coaches, and being able to participate in this moot was truly a privilege.

Participating as a coach in the very first Lloyd Dean Moot was incredibly fun. It was a privilege to work with keen undergraduate students that really challenged me in my ability to understand and explain different aspects of the law. Ultimately, getting to watch the team that you worked with successfully moot their case was incredibly rewarding.

I never had an opportunity to attend moots during my undergrad, and I am excited to be able to be a coach at the inaugural Lloyd Dean Moot. The students put in many long nights before the moot and far exceeded my expectations as a coach. This is truly one of the most rewarding experiences I have had in law school.

I had an amazing experience coaching for the Lloyd Dean Moot. I was able to engage with the students and teach them skills I have learnt over the years. I learned a lot about myself during this process and gained further skills relating to teaching. These participants were highly engaged and hardworking which made this a highly rewarding experience! If you have the opportunity to coach for the Lloyd Dean Moot, I encourage you to do so!