University of St. Thomas Law professor’s research predicts significant increase of applicants with high LSAT scores
ABA JOURNAL – He notes that it’s possible that there will be more than 8,100 applicants with LSAT scores at 165 or higher this year—an increase of almost 25 percent compared to the 2016-17 admissions cycle.
Read More about University of St. Thomas Law professor’s research predicts significant increase of applicants with high LSAT scoresPenn State Law Dean Hari M. Osofsky shares thoughts on the importance of technology and challenges for the legal profession
ROSS INTELLIGENCE – As the first Dean of a now separated Penn State Law, Osofsky shares her thoughts on the importance of technology, AI and the challenges that lie ahead.
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BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL – Reflecting on his career, Allard discusses his life-long passion for the law, the people and events that have influenced him most, transition from the private sector to academia, and advice.
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CHICAGO MAROON – Thomas Miles, Dean of the Law School, sent an e-mail on diversity initiatives to the Law School listserv.
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NOTRE DAME LAW SCHOOL – Veronica Root was among 20 University of Notre Dame faculty members who received grants this week through the Notre Dame Research Internal Grant Program.
Read More about Notre Dame Law School professor awarded grant for project on ‘dignity of work’Wake Forest University Law professor and associate dean for international affairs honored with excellence in teaching award from university
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – The Joseph Branch Excellence in Teaching Award was presented to Associate Dean for International Affairs and Professor of Law Richard C. Schneider.
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PITT NEWS – Matiangai Sirleaf has represented plaintiffs in numerous international human rights cases litigated in federal courts. Now, she plans to use her legal expertise to eradicate infectious diseases.
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NATIONAL JURIST – Professor Bill Henderson founded The Institute for the Future of Law Practice, a nonprofit that seeks to equip law students with in-demand skill sets.
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS, SCHOOL OF LAW – “This week, we had Guy-Uriel Charles, Professor of Law and Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Research, Duke University School of Law, deliver the Edward Barrett Lecture on Constitutional Law.”
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Pace University Elisabeth Haub School of Law – Professor Gershman includes cases, anecdotes, and experiences that show how prosecutors use—or misuse—their extraordinary power to convict wrongdoers and vindicate the criminal law system.
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