UIC Law Professor Teri McMurtry-Chubb provides open access to paper on integrating diversity, equity, and inclusion into the core law school curriculum
UIC LAW — Prominent critical-race-and-gender scholar Professor Teri McMurtry-Chubb has published a new, comprehensive pedagogical how-to on diversity, equity and inclusion teaching methods. Strategies & Techniques for Integrating DEI into the Core Law Curriculum: A Comprehensive Guide to DEI Pedagogy, Course Planning, and Classroom Practice, published by Wolters Kluwer Legal Education, is now available to legal…
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ALBANY LAW SCHOOL — A humble bumblebee is getting help it desperately needs from Albany Law School students and faculty. A group of 14 students – with the unofficial moniker the “Bombus Pollinator Association of Law Students” or “BPALS,” for short – and Professor Keith Hirokawa teamed up with the Center for Biological Diversity to file a…
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW — The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) World Commission on Environmental Law has named Professor David Hunter among its inaugural recipients of the Nicholas Robinson Award for Excellence in Environmental Law. The award honors individuals who have dedicated their careers toward advancing the environmental rule of law. The new global award for…
Read More about American University Washington College of Law professor David Hunter honored by the International Union for Conservation of NatureAmerican University Washington College of Law receives funding to launch New Global Toxics and Human Rights Project
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW — The Center for Human Rights & Humanitarian Law is pleased to announce the start of its newest initiative, the Global Toxics and Human Rights Project. The Project will advance a rights-based approach to the sound management of toxics, while leveraging its partnerships with a broad coalition of stakeholders to…
Read More about American University Washington College of Law receives funding to launch New Global Toxics and Human Rights ProjectUniversity of Arizona Law students participate in mentorship program for aspiring Latina lawyers
THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA NEWS — “They just always thought that I was a really logical thinker, and that when I have a belief, I’m going to fight for it,” said Urias, a Marana, Arizona, native and a senior in the Bachelor of Arts in Law program, offered by the James E. Rogers College of Law…
Read More about University of Arizona Law students participate in mentorship program for aspiring Latina lawyersUniversity of Arkansas Law student Donta Dismuke wins writing award for article on racial food justice
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS — Third-year law student Donta Dismuke, managing editor with the Journal of Food Law and Policy, has won the Arent Fox/Dale Bumpers Excellence in Writing Award. The Arent Fox law firm selects one article from those prepared by the journal’s staff editors. The winning article is published in the subsequent issue of the…
Read More about University of Arkansas Law student Donta Dismuke wins writing award for article on racial food justiceUniversity of Cincinnati Law art revitalization project celebrates diversity of student body
UC CINCINNATI NEWS — As students and faculty returned to the UC College of Law for the start of the academic year, they were met with refreshed and revitalized artwork throughout the building. The updated artwork and displays reflect the diversity of the College of Law community and document our individual and collective experiences over the past…
Read More about University of Cincinnati Law art revitalization project celebrates diversity of student bodyUniversity of Colorado Law professor Suzette Malveaux honored for LGBTQ advocacy
CU BOULDER TODAY — Suzette Malveaux, professor of law at the University of Colorado Law School, recently learned just how impactful sharing your own personal story can be. Earlier this year, Malveaux and her partner, Catherine Smith—professor of law at University of Denver—shared their journey as a “legal power couple” on Colorado Public Radio. They opened up not only…
Read More about University of Colorado Law professor Suzette Malveaux honored for LGBTQ advocacyGeorgia State University Law professor Clark Cunningham gives presentation to Georgia Supreme Court
GEORGIA STATE NEWS HUB — Georgia State College of Law Professor Clark D. Cunningham was afforded a rare opportunity last month, when he was invited to give a presentation of a neutral amicus brief during oral argument in front of the Georgia Supreme Court. In the case of Nelson v. State, Cunningham, who teaches the Seminar on…
Read More about Georgia State University Law professor Clark Cunningham gives presentation to Georgia Supreme CourtGeorgia State University Law offers entertainment, sports, and media course on ‘Sneaker Law’
GEORGIA STATE NEWS HUB — Law’s Entertainment, Sports & Media Law Initiative with the addition of “Sneaker Law,” which is new to the curriculum this fall. The course revolves around the book “Sneaker Law,” which aims to teach readers “everything you need to know about the sneaker business” by using culturally relevant topics to teach critical information…
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