Seton Hall Law community members named to AALS 2024 Pro Bono Honor Roll
SETON HALL LAW — Seton Hall University School of Law has named several of its community members to the Association of American Law Schools (AALS) 2024 Pro Bono Honor Roll.
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THE COLUMNS — Several members of the W&L Law faculty will present at the annual academic conference hosted by the Association of American Law Schools (AALS). The conference runs January 7–11 and is being held in San Francisco.
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WESTERN NEW ENGLAND UNIVERSITY — Western New England University School of Law is proud to announce that Assistant Professor Nicole Belbin has been awarded the prestigious AALS Pro Bono & Access to Justice Section Emerging Leader Award.
Read More about Western New England Law professor Nicole Belbin honored by AALS Pro Bono & Access to Justice SectionCUNY Law dean Sudha Setty named LSAC president and CEO
DIVERSE — In a significant leadership transition at one of legal education’s key institutions, the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) has appointed Sudha Setty as its new president and chief executive officer, effective July 1, 2025.
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ABA JOURNAL — Every year, we like to give our readers a peek behind our analytics and share which of our stories got the most traffic. For 2024, we’re sharing the top 10 news stories written for ABAJournal.com and the top five articles that also appeared in our magazine.
Read More about ABA Journal highlights their top stories of 2024Nearly all law students admitted with LSAT scores; test alternatives make slow gains
BLOOMBERG LAW — Applicants to US law schools are using alternative exams, but the vast majority of those accepted are taking the longstanding Law School Admissions Test, data recently released by the American Bar Association shows.
Read More about Nearly all law students admitted with LSAT scores; test alternatives make slow gainsA look at how online law school programs compare to in-person programs
ABA JOURNAL — Gloria Jacobsen dreamed of attending law school, but she wanted to stay in her small town in rural Alaska.
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DETROIT MERCY LAW — University of Detroit Mercy named Nicholas Schroeck the next dean of the School of Law.
Read More about Nicholas Schroeck named dean of University of Detroit Mercy LawMichael T. Colatrella named dean of University of the Pacific McGeorge Law
UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC — Michael T. Colatrella Jr., professor of law and the inaugural Tracy A. Eglet Chair in Alternative Dispute Resolution at University of the Pacific’s McGeorge School of Law will be the new dean of the law school, officials announced today.
Read More about Michael T. Colatrella named dean of University of the Pacific McGeorge LawJerry Dickinson named dean of Pitt Law
THE REPORTER — The University of Pittsburgh has appointed Professor and Vice Dean Jerry Dickinson as the new dean of the School of Law, effective January 15. Dickinson, a Pittsburgh native, was selected for his extensive experience and reputation as a constitutional law scholar and civil rights lawyer.
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