American University Washington College of Law’s War Crimes Research Office director honored for legacy on gender justice
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW – Susana SáCouto was honored as part of the Women’s Initiatives for Gender Justice’s unveiling of the Gender Justice Legacy Wall at an event
Read More about American University Washington College of Law’s War Crimes Research Office director honored for legacy on gender justiceUniversity of Chicago Law School appoints former senior adviser to President Obama as distinguished senior fellow
CRAIN’S CHICAGO BUSINESS – Valerie Jarrett is joining the University of Chicago Law School as a distinguished senior fellow.
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DAILY TEXAN – The native Argentinian completed his final term in the spring, but he continues to transfer the lessons he learned as a U.N. representative to his law students in the Human Rights Clinic.
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UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW – Professor Caroline Bettinger-López of the University of Miami School of Law is the winner of a Roddenberry Fellowship for her COURAGE in Policing Project.
Read More about University of Miami Law professor wins fellowship for policing projectPitt Law team wins Advocates Choice Award at securities dispute resolution triathlon
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH – The Pitt Law team, Matthew Banta; Bryson Stephen, and Christopher Harris, traveled to St. John’s University School of Law’s Manhattan campus in New York for the competition.
Read More about Pitt Law team wins Advocates Choice Award at securities dispute resolution triathlonHarvard Law student to spend year working with NAACP as inaugural Harvard Law Review Public Interest Fellow
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – Louis W. Fisher ’16 has been selected as the inaugural Public Interest Fellow.
Read More about Harvard Law student to spend year working with NAACP as inaugural Harvard Law Review Public Interest FellowDuke Law student receives fellowship to provide legal assistance to low-income LGBTQ and HIV-affected Staten Islanders
DUKE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – Kinjal Patel ’18 has received a two-year Skadden Fellowship to provide legal assistance to low-income lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and HIV-affected residents.
Read More about Duke Law student receives fellowship to provide legal assistance to low-income LGBTQ and HIV-affected Staten IslandersGonzaga Law student selected to join Washington State Bar Association’s Juvenile Law Section
GONZAGA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – J.D./MSW candidate Jenna Bock was recently selected to represent Gonzaga Law in the Washington State Bar Association’s Juvenile Law Section.
Read More about Gonzaga Law student selected to join Washington State Bar Association’s Juvenile Law SectionVermont Law’s director of the new Center for Justice Reform discusses the center’s program offerings and vision
VTDIGGER – Robert Sand will be the director of the new Center for Justice Reform at the law school in South Royalton.
Read More about Vermont Law’s director of the new Center for Justice Reform discusses the center’s program offerings and visionColumbia Law’s Millstein Center releases report on corporate board powers
COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL – A new report by the Millstein Center for Corporate Governance finds that boards of directors have the power to resist “short-termism.”
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