University of Missouri Law professor David Mitchell to collaborate on research project on equity in education
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI — Congratulations to Enid Schatz, Public Health department chair and professor, and Michelle Teti, associate department chair and associate professor, who received a $300,000 Transforming Academia for Equity research grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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MONTANA KAIMAN — The finalists running for dean of the University of Montana Alexander Blewett III School of Law reassured students and staff of their qualifications at individual interview forums held at the law school last week.
Read More about University of Montana Law students interview final candidates for deanUniversity of New Mexico Law Natural Resources and Environmental Law Clinic argues for environmental protections in court
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW — On April 14, New Mexico’s Environmental Improvement Board (EIB) approved tough air pollution regulations for oil and gas facilities, including stronger protections for people who live near oil and gas wells. These regulations will protect thousands of New Mexicans from ozone pollution and will also reduce…
Read More about University of New Mexico Law Natural Resources and Environmental Law Clinic argues for environmental protections in courtNortheastern Law launches Burnes Center for Social Change
NEWS@NORTHWESTERN — Northeastern University is launching the Burnes Center for Social Change to honor and fulfill the vision of the Burnes family, and honor the legacy of the late Nonnie Burnes, the humble and ebullient Massachusetts Superior Court judge who championed the needs of people from all walks of life.
Read More about Northeastern Law launches Burnes Center for Social ChangeNortheastern Law professor Jeremy Paul’s law review article republished and translated into Portuguese
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Professor Jeremy Paul woke up early one morning in late March to news that his 1988 Virginia Law Reviewarticle, “A Bedtime Story,” has been translated into Portuguese, and republished in Civil Procedure Review, a Brazilian international legal journal.
Read More about Northeastern Law professor Jeremy Paul’s law review article republished and translated into PortugueseJudge Margaret Marshall to present at Northeastern Law Women in the Law Conference
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — The Honorable Margaret H. Marshall, senior counsel at Choate Hall & Stewart in Boston, will deliver a special presentation at Northeastern Law’s 14th annual Women in the Law Conference on May 13, 2022. A lifelong advocate for equality, justice and the rule of law, Judge Marshall was the first…
Read More about Judge Margaret Marshall to present at Northeastern Law Women in the Law ConferenceNortheastern Law professor Woodrow Hartzog honored for paper advocating for US privacy policy reform
THE HUNTINGTON NEWS — Northeastern professor Woodrow Hartzog recently won the 12th annual Privacy Papers for Policymakers Award for a paper he co-wrote with Neil Richards, a professor at Washington University.
Read More about Northeastern Law professor Woodrow Hartzog honored for paper advocating for US privacy policy reformNorthern Kentucky University Law Small Business & Nonprofit Law Clinic expands outreach in rural Kentucky
NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY — The Salmon P. Chase College of Law Small Business & Nonprofit Law Clinic has gone to where most of its clients are, and is reaching out to where others might be.
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NORTHWESTERN NOW — The Northwestern Buffett Institute for Global Affairs is working with the Russian, Eurasian, and East European Studies Program (REEES), as well as other schools and units across the University, to launch several new initiatives that support students and scholars affected by the Russian war in Ukraine.
Read More about Northwestern Law assists scholars affected by the invasion of UkraineNotre Dame Law visiting professor Francisco Urbina discusses his experience teaching at the school
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME SCHOOL OF LAW — Francisco Urbina had long known about the visiting fellowship program at the Kellogg Institute for International Studies. “Kellogg’s reputation as a forum for discussions of human rights and democracy is well known throughout Latin America,” the Chile native says, sharing the excitement he felt in learning he was accepted…
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