New England Law Boston students Briana Broberg and Jacqueline Dagle named Rappaport Fellows
PR NEWSWIRE — For the fifth time in the past six years, students from New England Law | Boston have been selected for prestigious Rappaport Fellowships. Rising 3Ls Briana Broberg and Jacqueline Dagle are two of twelve Massachusetts law students in the 2021 cohort.
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NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY CHASE COLLEGE OF LAW — The commitment to diversity, equity and inclusivity that Chase College of Law displays for prospective students begins months before they even apply. And the newest outreach in that commitment is the result of insights from the college’s assistant admissions director.
Read More about Northern Kentucky Law launches online LSAT Study Group for prospective law studentsPodcast: Northwestern Law professor Annelise Riles discusses future of transnational education
NORTHWESTERN PRITZKER SCHOOL OF LAW — Annelise Riles, the Executive Director of the Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Studies, outlines her vision for the United States’ role in global engagement, the future of transnational education, and addresses the growing skepticism of the costs of removing the human element.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC MCGEORGE LAW — McGeorge student Steven Weiss won the law school’s Top Oral Advocate Award on April 8 at McGeorge’s annual Global Lawyering Skills II Final Four competition. The 2021 edition of the competition was held, for the first time, online.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC MCGEORGE LAW — McGeorge School of Law adjunct professor of public policy Jim Mayer has received the National Public Service Award—one of the most prestigious professional awards in the country for his efforts in public service in California.
Read More about University of the Pacific McGeorge Law adjunct professor Jim Mayer receives National Public Service AwardPenn Law student Joelle Hageboutros joins International Court of Justice Judicial Fellows Programme
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA CAREY LAW SCHOOL — Joelle Hageboutros L’21 has received and accepted an offer to be in the International Court of Justice Judicial Fellows Programme. The program was established to provide recent law graduates the opportunity to gain experience working as a clerk at the International Court of Justice in The Hague.
Read More about Penn Law student Joelle Hageboutros joins International Court of Justice Judicial Fellows ProgrammeLegal leaders and entrepreneurs join Perspectives on Minority Business Development event at Penn State Law
PENN STATE NEWS — Leaders and entrepreneurs from across the legal and business fields participated in a discussion of minority business development. Attendees received a crash course on the issues facing minority business owners in the United States and suggestions for how to move forward to address racism and inequality.
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UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH SCHOOL OF LAW — The University of Pittsburgh School of Law is pleased to announce Nisha Krishnan and Cassandra Maas have been awarded prestigious Peggy Browning Fund Scholarships. Peggy Browning Fellows have not only excelled in law school but are also committed to workers’ rights.
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QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY — Anti-trafficking advocates include “forced marriage” as a form of human trafficking. The International Labour Organization estimates that over 15 million people worldwide find themselves in forced marriages. Child marriage is a subset of forced marriage associated with the greatest risk for abuse.
Read More about Quinnipiac Law hosts webinar on efforts to ban child marriage in ConnecticutSouthern Illinois University Law professor Christopher Behan selected as Fulbright Specialist
SIU NEWS — Southern Illinois University Carbondale has been long known for its global reach, including welcoming its first international student in 1947. Christopher Behan, a professor with the SIU School of Law, is continuing the relationship with his recent selection as a Fulbright Specialist.
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