Yale Law School is proposing to launch a program where the students can check out a certified therapy dog named “Monty” (pictured). The program will start on March 28, 2011 for 3 days. The aim of the program is to help law students de-stress..The law librarian has sent a memo to students informing them that Monty is available for loan at the library. The students can check out Monty for a 30 minute session. The school has set up a non public designated area for students to hang out with Monty to avoid any dog related concerns..The hope is that having a therapy dog available will be a positive addition to the services already available to students at the number one ranked law school..Here is the link to the New York Times article.
Yale Law School is proposing to launch a program where the students can check out a certified therapy dog named “Monty” (pictured). The program will start on March 28, 2011 for 3 days. The aim of the program is to help law students de-stress..The law librarian has sent a memo to students informing them that Monty is available for loan at the library. The students can check out Monty for a 30 minute session. The school has set up a non public designated area for students to hang out with Monty to avoid any dog related concerns..The hope is that having a therapy dog available will be a positive addition to the services already available to students at the number one ranked law school..Here is the link to the New York Times article.