Friday, October 3, 2025
Lawyers and leaders who want to connect with people must move beyond technical language and anchor their messages in shared values and emotion, communication innovator Professor Steve Jardings told an audience at the Eugene Dupuch Law School yesterday.
In a lecture titled “Connecting Communication Messaging to Legal Audiences Through the Use of Values and Emotion,” Professor Jardings struck at the core of how to break through complexity and connect with people on a human level.
For law students and practitioners, his insights underscored the growing need for clarity, empathy and conviction in legal communication.
The lecture was sponsored by The Tribune, and coordinated by Josie Komarica.
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ExposedU2C says...
Steve Jardings must be as far left leaning and woke as they come....much like Robert Dupuch-Carron.
Every first year law student attending a reputable law school is immediately taught to ground their arguments in the law and justice, and put their personal values and emotions aside. Jardings is obviously a half-witted nincompoop who has little or no understanding of the significance of the symbolic blindfold worn by Lady Justice.
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