“I primarily teach the first-year Legal Methods courses, and I enjoy working with new law students as they embark on their legal careers. Seeing my students eventually graduate and become practicing attorneys is one of the most rewarding things about my job.”
 
Dionne Anthon is an expert in legal research and writing, assessment, and technology, and she has presented on these topics at many regional and national conferences.
She primarily teaches the first-year Legal Methods courses, which focus on research, critical reading and analysis, communication (written and oral), and citation. She also developed and teaches an upper-level Legal Methods course on Technology and Communication that equips students with the technology skills needed to be effective and efficient in their work.
Professor Anthon’s areas of interest span a broad range, from approaches to helping students improve their legal methods skills to innovative ways to assess students’ work.  She wrote The Bluebook Uncovered: A Practical Guide to Mastering Legal Citation (West Academic Publishing) (forthcoming 2015).