Rutgers Law receives gift to expand Public Interest Fellowship program
RUTGERS LAW SCHOOL — An innovative public interest program at Rutgers Law School will continue to serve vulnerable communities in the New Jersey region while providing Rutgers students with exceptional support and learning experiences, thanks to a new $1,275,750 gift to the university from James and Sharon Maida.
Read More about Rutgers Law receives gift to expand Public Interest Fellowship programRutgers Law launches excellence fund to support law students preparing for the bar exam
RUTGERS LAW SCHOOL — We are excited to announce that we will be providing bar grants to graduating students who need financial assistance as they prepare for the bar exam this summer. As we all know, bar study is stressful in the very best of times, and we remain in times that are extremely difficult.
Read More about Rutgers Law launches excellence fund to support law students preparing for the bar examUSC Gould Law professor Hannah Garry awarded Fulbright Grant to study international refugee law at the University of Oslo Law
USC GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW — When Professor Hannah Garry was recently awarded a Fulbright grant to study enforcement of international refugee law at the University of Oslo Law in Norway, it marked a return to her roots studying and advocating for refugee rights.
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BUSINESSWIRE — The USC Gould School of Law is expanding its innovative Online Entertainment Law and Industry Certificate with new course offerings that include Music Law in Practice, Dealmaking in the Entertainment Industry, Digital Media Transactions, and Negotiation Skills.
Read More about USC Gould Law expands Online Entertainment Law and Industry Certificate programUniversity of South Carolina Law professor Joseph Seiner publishes book on the future of the virtual workforce
CAROLINA NEWS & REPORTER — A lot has changed since Joseph Seiner, an author and University of South Carolina law professor, argued in court that some employees ought to be granted flexibility to work from home.
Read More about University of South Carolina Law professor Joseph Seiner publishes book on the future of the virtual workforceStetson Law hosts virtual sign language interpreter training
STETSON UNIVERSITY — For the fourth year in a row, Stetson Law hosted an innovative workshop to train both sign language interpreters and future lawyers in navigating a courtroom and legal proceedings when sign language interpretation is required.
Read More about Stetson Law hosts virtual sign language interpreter trainingStetson Law launches scholarship to honor the legacy of former state attorney Bernie McCabe
GULPORT, FL PATCH — To honor the legacy of Bernie McCabe, JD ’72, his classmates have established the Bernie McCabe Prosecution Clinic Scholarship, which will provide tuition assistance to a student participating in the Prosecution Clinic.
Read More about Stetson Law launches scholarship to honor the legacy of former state attorney Bernie McCabeUniversity of Tennessee Law student Rachel Tom-Quinn assists people with convictions seeking employment
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE NEWS — Many Americans spend more time at work than in their homes. For Rachel Tom-Quinn, a third-year student in the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, College of Law, it’s important that employers and employees have safe and fair working environments where they can thrive.
Read More about University of Tennessee Law student Rachel Tom-Quinn assists people with convictions seeking employmentTexas A&M Law Community Development Clinic students draft report that informs state legislation
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Texas A&M School of Law Community Development Clinic students advocate for conditional driver’s licenses for all Texans. A report completed by students, faculty and practicing attorneys in the fall supports the Drive Texas Adelante campaign, a coalition of organizations united.
Read More about Texas A&M Law Community Development Clinic students draft report that informs state legislationTexas A&M Law professor Irene Calboli co-organizes IP and innovation conference
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Professor Irene Calboli co-organized the Third Annual IPIRA Conference. Hosted virtually by the IP & Innovation Research of Asia (IPIRA) Network, the Third IPIRA Conference gathered over 300 presenters, chairs, and participants from Asia-Pacific, North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
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