University of Dayton Law announces five-year accelerated bachelor’s/JD program
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON — Aspiring criminal justice studies and philosophy majors thinking about law school can get their bachelor’s and law degrees in five years instead of the traditional seven at the University of Dayton, thanks to fast-track programs that will save students tuition and living expenses.
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UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON — U.S. Department of Defense government contracting and procurement employees that need to meet certain federal training requirements for their jobs can now receive credits toward a University of Dayton School of Law master’s degree thanks to a new agreement between the Defense Acquisition University.
Read More about University of Dayton Law and Defense Acquisition University develop master’s degree credit sharing agreementFordham Law Journal of Corporate and Financial Law hosts symposium on stakeholders of modern capitalism
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — The focus of this year’s Journal of Corporate and Financial Law symposium was environmental, social, and governance in the mainstream market. Eight corporate practitioners, scholars, and leaders were invited to discuss how stakeholder impact is moving to the forefront of global discussions.
Read More about Fordham Law Journal of Corporate and Financial Law hosts symposium on stakeholders of modern capitalismGeorgia State University Law student Breonna Glover shares experience in school’s Health Law Partnership Clinic
GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY — After graduating from GW, Breonna Glover says she chose Georgia State College of Law because of the expert faculty and friendly environment. This semester, she’s honing her skills to standup in the face of injustice and preparing to get real world experience with clients through the HeLP Clinic in the spring.
Read More about Georgia State University Law student Breonna Glover shares experience in school’s Health Law Partnership ClinicGeorgia State University Law professors Courtney Anderson and Lauren Sudeall discuss housing insecurity amid pandemic
GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY — Courtney Anderson, associate professor of law and affiliated faculty with the Center for Access to Justice, wants to address the problem as it intersects with housing, because people experiencing racial intimidation are often unable to remain in their homes or move into certain neighborhoods.
Read More about Georgia State University Law professors Courtney Anderson and Lauren Sudeall discuss housing insecurity amid pandemicGeorgia State University Law professor Courtney Anderson publishes report on affordable housing during the pandemic
GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY — The Center for Law, Health & Society, Center for Access to Justice and Center co-hosted a collaborative session examining a critical legal issue at the intersection of the three centers. Professors Courtney Anderson discussed the importance of secure housing to public health in the midst of a global pandemic.
Read More about Georgia State University Law professor Courtney Anderson publishes report on affordable housing during the pandemicGeorge Mason Law dean Ken Randall outlines goals for school in first message to students
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY ANTONIN SCALIA LAW — “As we continue to navigate through uncharted territory, I am deeply committed to making sure that the ship keeps sailing ahead, regardless of weather. Your support is needed to help me make good on that promise.” said Ken Randall.
Read More about George Mason Law dean Ken Randall outlines goals for school in first message to studentsGeorge Washington Law students launch pre-law mentorship program
THE GW HATCHET — GW Law students launched a mentorship program earlier this month to provide pre-law undergraduates with resources to study for the LSAT and advise them on their law school application essays. Students involved with the program said current law school students and attorneys are paired with undergraduates.
Read More about George Washington Law students launch pre-law mentorship programChairman of Special Olympics speaks at Harvard Law
THE HARVARD CRIMSON — Chairman of Special Olympics Timothy P. Shriver discussed the importance of unity in politics at the Harvard Law School’s Herbert C. Kelman Seminar on International Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Shriver said there is a current “pandemic of divisiveness” in politic.
Read More about Chairman of Special Olympics speaks at Harvard LawUniversity of Iowa Law faculty rise to national law dean posts
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA COLLEGE OF LAW — The unique distinction of producing great leaders is a testament to the quality of the faculty at the school. Our current dean offered his insights about this remarkable institutional trajectory, “Our faculty is very collegial and that kind of environment is good for the development of students and faculty.”
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