University of Houston Law Center professor Seth Chandler honored by Wolfram Research
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER — University of Houston Law Center Professor Seth Chandler has been recognized by Wolfram Research for his work in developing 22 software research functions available to the public through the national computational company’s “Function Repository.”
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UKNOW — On Friday, the University of Kentucky announced a historic $20 million gift to the College of Law from Rosenberg and his wife, Dianne, who live in Cincinnati. The gift is the third largest single donation in university history. David Rosenberg credits his legal education at the University of Kentucky for his success and leadership roles…
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LSU LAW — About four years ago, LSU Law Professor Michael Malinowski was feeling “pretty burned out” with writing academic legal papers. Inspired by conversations with friends who work with children in a variety of fields and the cultural shift he has observed in the public’s acceptance of genetic testing, Malinowski set out to write a book…
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MERCER NEWS — Former Georgia Gov. Roy Barnes will describe to Mercer Law students his efforts to reopen one of Georgia’s most notorious lynching cases on Nov. 12, from 12-1 p.m., in Mercer Law School’s Bell-Jones Courtroom.
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THE CLUSTER –Mercer Law School’s Association of Women Law Students is set to host the third annual Lauren Giddings 5K to raise funds for the Lauren Giddings Scholarship. The race and scholarship are named after a former Mercer law student, Lauren Giddings, who was murdered in 2011. Giddings had recently graduated law school and was studying…
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UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW — When the Fall semester began in mid-August, most students in the Human Rights Clinic had only a vague notion of what advocacy before the United Nations meant. By the first week in October, eleven HRC students, under the supervision of Professors Caroline Bettinger-Lopez, Tamar Ezer, and Denisse Córdova Montes,…
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UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW — The Foreign Direct Investment International Arbitration Moot is one of the most prestigious gatherings of academics and practitioners from around the world to discuss developments and gain a greater understanding of growing international investment, the creation of international investment treaties, domestic legislation, and international investment contracts. The FDI Moot was…
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NHPR — In that time, the University of New Hampshire’s Franklin Pierce School of Law has seen many changes. It’s no longer a private school and it’s seen growing deficits. NHPR’s Morning Edition Rick Ganley spoke with the dean of UNH Law, Megan Carpenter.
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW — Under the Child & Family Justice Initiative, the UNM School of Law holds monthly Social Justice Lunchboxes addressing a variety of topics not otherwise covered in traditional law school classes. The presentation was both informative and interactive. Salhab and Toth first described their experiences in organizations with strong white…
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NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL — New York Law School (NYLS) today announced the launch of its New York Census and Redistricting Institute. The Institute will engage and educate public institutions, nonprofit organizations, and the public about law and policy relating to the national census in 2020 and subsequent city and state redistricting. It is the first…
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