Mark S. Caldwell
National Institute For Trial Advocacy
Mark Caldwell, Esq., is Program Development and Resource Director for the National Institute for Trial Advocacy. In this role he designs, administers, and teaches at a wide variety of NITA's advocacy skills programs. He has been actively involved in advocacy skills training since 1979. Included among his published works are NITA case files and problems, NITA's Faculty Training Manual. In addition to his writing on advocacy skills Mr. Caldwell has published law review articles on both international law and adult learning. He is a frequent author for NITA's Blog, The Legal Advocate. Mark Caldwell has worked as a consultant with a number of organizations and law firms in the development, administration and marketing of continuing education courses, including the American Bar Association, Professional Education Systems, Inc. He served as Assistant Dean of the University of Denver College of Law and as Executive Director of Continuing Legal Education in Colorado, Inc. Mr. Caldwell earned his J.D. from the University of Denver. He has been recognized for his work as teacher, program designer and administrator, receiving NITA's Robert Oliphant Award for Service (2001) and Hon. Prentice Marshall Award for Excellence in the Creation of Education Techniques (2009), the University of Denver's Institute for Advance Legal Studies Educator of the Year Award (1999), and recognition from the Colorado Asian American Bar Association, and the American Bar Association Section of Family Law.
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