Greg Lukianoff - Teachers Make a Difference - Kathleen Sullivan

The speaker shares their journey through law school, highlighting the influence of Kathleen Sullivan, a constitutional law professor at Stanford. Initially uninspired, the speaker receives tough love advice from Sullivan, which reignites their passion for the First Amendment, particularly free speech. This leads to an extensive study of the subject, even beyond available courses. The speaker's dedication and relationship with Sullivan eventually result in a career opportunity as the first legal director of FIRE, thanks to Sullivan's recommendation.

What advice did Kathleen Sullivan give to the narrator when they expressed their lack of inspiration in law school?

• To drop out if they didn't love it

• To change their major

• To switch to another university

• To take a break from studies

What specific area of law reignited the narrator's passion during their studies?

• Criminal Law

• Environmental Law

• Corporate Law

• First Amendment, particularly free speech

How did the narrator continue their studies on the First Amendment after exhausting available courses?

• By taking online courses

• By switching to another university

• By doing independent studies on censorship

• By attending workshops

Who recommended the narrator for the position of the first legal director of FIRE?

• A fellow student

• A family member

• Kathleen Sullivan

• A previous employer

What was the greatest compliment the narrator received in their life?

• Being praised for their academic achievements

• Being recommended by Kathleen Sullivan for a job

• Being awarded a scholarship

• Being recognized for their public speaking skills