On January 27 Miranda Johnson led a Women of Dartmouth webinar on setting and maintaining boundaries. The workshop was part of the Thrive series of alumnae-led workshops offering opportunities to learn, try new things, and connect with other women from all Dartmouth-affiliated schools across generations and around the globe.

Miranda guided the discussion on challenges related to boundary setting in the workplace.

Miranda is a clinical professor of law at Loyola University Chicago School of Law and director of the Loyola Education Law and Policy Institute. In addition to her background in participatory teaching and facilitation, she conducts workshops on education law and policy related topics. She also regularly teaches on the topics of receiving feedback, setting boundaries, and managing time. Her areas of research and scholarship include school discipline and school policing reform and race and disability equity.

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