University of Denver welcomes new students with virtual convocation
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER — Their bags barely unpacked and their backpacks stuffed with laptops and masks, more than 1,400 first-year students and 180 transfer students began a fall quarter unlike any other with a Discoveries Orientation unlike any other.
Read More about University of Denver welcomes new students with virtual convocationA look at constitutional law courses at Georgia State University Law
GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY — Known for their capability to spark engaging debates and critical thinking, constitutional law courses at Georgia State College of Law are often a favorite of our students.
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GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY — For the past 15 years, Emory University’s Break the Cycle of Health Disparities, Inc. has invited students from across the globe to submit research proposals that address the adverse environmental factors affecting children’s health and development.
Read More about Georgia State University Law students Hazel T. Rains and Briana James honored for research on community lawyering and children’s healthGonzaga Law partners on certificate on law and the wine industry
GONZAGA UNIVERSITY — Gonzaga University, via its School of Law, working in partnership with its School of Business Administration and School of Leadership Studies, is pleased to launch a one-of-a-kind certificate program focused on the business, management, and legal aspects of the wine industry.
Read More about Gonzaga Law partners on certificate on law and the wine industryUniversity of Hawaii Law professors Mari J. Matsuda and Eric K. Yamamoto honored by National Asian Pacific American Bar Association
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII NEWS — University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa William S. Richardson School of Law Professors Mari J. Matsuda and Eric K. Yamamoto, whose long careers have been spent fighting for social justice, were the recipients of the Daniel K. Inouye Trailblazer Award by the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association (NAPABA).
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UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS — Thirteen students at the University of Kansas School of Law have been chosen as Dean’s Fellows for the 2020-21 academic year.
Read More about University of Kansas Law announces Deans FellowsLewis & Clark Law professor Lydia Loren honored by Thomson Reuters for music copyright article
LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL — Thomson Reuters (West) has selected Professor Lydia Loren’s article, Copyright Jumps the Shark: The Music Modernization Act, for inclusion in the 2020 edition of the Entertainment, Publishing, and the Arts Handbook, an anthology published annually.
Read More about Lewis & Clark Law professor Lydia Loren honored by Thomson Reuters for music copyright articleLewis & Clark Law student Jacqueline O’Keefe shares summer firefighting and clerkship experience
LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL — Jacqueline O’Keefe (3L), shared with us her experience as a firefighter, and clerking this summer for a federal judge: “The 2020 season was my sixth season fighting fire. I started in 2014 on a contract fire engine company owned by my friend’s dad.
Read More about Lewis & Clark Law student Jacqueline O’Keefe shares summer firefighting and clerkship experienceUniversity of Miami Law Startup Practicum assists app developers
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW — Apple CEO Tim Cook has been tweeting recently touting Caribu, the Miami-based, Miami Law Startup Practicum client app developer that “enables immersive, activity-rich video calls, allowing families and friends to stay close even from afar.”
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UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW — Professor Bernard Oxman, director of Miami Law’s LL.M. in Maritime Law, will serve as a judge ad hoc of the Special Chamber constituted by the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea.
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