New York Law School conference focuses on scholarship of University of Wisconsin Law professor Heinz Klug
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN — Faculty at New York Law School organized and hosted “The Conference to Honor South African Legal Scholar Heinz Klug” to highlight Klug’s important research contributions in comparative, constitutional and human rights law.
Read More about New York Law School conference focuses on scholarship of University of Wisconsin Law professor Heinz KlugWest Virginia University Law professor Jena Martin awarded fellowship to conduct consumer rights research
WVU LAW — WVU Law professor Jena Martin is exploring consumer rights issues with the goal of creating best-practice guidelines for policymakers.
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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON LAW — The University of Washington School of Law is proud to announce that 18 first- and second- year law students were named 2019 Public Interest Law Association Fellows.
Read More about University of Washington Law announces 2019 public interest fellowshipsUniversity of Virginia Law professor Michael Livermore publishes book on use of computers to analyze legal information
UVA LAW — Professor Michael Livermore of the University of Virginia School of Law has collaborated on a new book that examines how computer-based tools are being used to analyze dense legal information
Read More about University of Virginia Law professor Michael Livermore publishes book on use of computers to analyze legal informationVermont Law hosts free summer lecture series
NORTH STAR MONTHLY — Throughout the summer, Vermont Law School faculty, distinguished scholars, media fellows, and others will deliver one-hour “Hot Topics” lectures on a variety of current issues in environmental law and policy.
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TULSA WORLD — Local law firm GableGotwals has established a $7,500 scholarship at The University of Tulsa College of Law in memory of complex litigation shareholder and former chairman Oliver Sterling Howard.
Read More about University of Tulsa Law receives gift to establish public service scholarshipsThurgood Marshall School of Law launches solo practice incubator for graduates
HOUSTON CHRONICLE — Most people who enter law school hope to make the world a better place by bringing justice to their community. Then come the classes, the fierce competition and the bill for tuition.
Read More about Thurgood Marshall School of Law launches solo practice incubator for graduatesA look at Syracuse Law’s admission agreements with three HBCUs
DIVERSE ISSUES IN HIGHER EDUCATION — A new agreement between Syracuse University College of Law and Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse College and Spelman College will fulfill a dual objective: diversifying the student body of the law school – and thus the legal profession
Read More about A look at Syracuse Law’s admission agreements with three HBCUsSMU Dedman Law to accept GRE for JD admission
SMU DEDMAN LAW — SMU Dedman School of Law will accept the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) to satisfy the standardized test requirement for J.D. admissions purposes, in addition to the Law School Admission Test (LSAT)
Read More about SMU Dedman Law to accept GRE for JD admissionKenesha Starling selected as editor-in-chief of South Texas Law Review
STCL HOUSTON — A second-year law student at South Texas College of Law Houston (STCL Houston) recently broke a nearly 100-year-old glass ceiling at Houston’s oldest law school. Kenesha Starling earned the esteemed role as the first black editor-in-chief of South Texas Law Review since the school’s founding in 1923.
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