Nova Southeastern Law wins public interest award from the ABA’s Law Student Division
NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY – Shepard Broad College of Law has been awarded the 2017 Judy M. Weightman Memorial Public Interest Award at the American Bar Association’s Law Student Division.
Read More about Nova Southeastern Law wins public interest award from the ABA’s Law Student DivisionUC Berkeley Law professor quits Trump advisory council
INDIA WEST – Sonia Katyal has quit the Commerce Department’s Digital Economy Board of Advisors, an Obama-era initiative to help the federal government navigate an emerging economy.
Read More about UC Berkeley Law professor quits Trump advisory councilIowa Law Dean Gail Agrawal to step down from position at year’s end
IOWA CITY PRESS-CITIZEN – Gail Agrawal, who has led the college since 2010, announced her decision in a letter sent to the law school community.
Read More about Iowa Law Dean Gail Agrawal to step down from position at year’s endWashburn Law Dean Thomas J. Romig announces he will step down in 2018
WASHBURN REVIEW – Thomas J. Romig, dean of the Washburn School of Law, announced that he will step down from his position after the conclusion of the 2018 spring semester.
Read More about Washburn Law Dean Thomas J. Romig announces he will step down in 2018University of Mississippi Law professor Ronald Rychlak named president-elect of regional legal education organization
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI SCHOOL OF LAW – Ronald Rychlak, the Jamie L. Whitten Chair of Law and Government at the University of Mississippi, is the new president-elect of the SEALS.
Read More about University of Mississippi Law professor Ronald Rychlak named president-elect of regional legal education organizationLoyola New Orleans Law center funds $200K in summer internships in 2017
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY NEW ORLEANS – In summer 2017, the Center placed 40 paid interns in 12 offices across the United States.
Read More about Loyola New Orleans Law center funds $200K in summer internships in 2017Denver Law provides funding for student externships to foster opportunities in public interest law
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER – Beginning this year, the school endeavored to help students follow the path toward the public sector by providing summer funding for externships to 26 of them.
Read More about Denver Law provides funding for student externships to foster opportunities in public interest lawGonzaga Law first-year students execute public service projects during orientation
GONZAGA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – The Center for Law in Public Service sent students to three local service providers where they dug in, cleaned up, and helped out the Spokane community.
Read More about Gonzaga Law first-year students execute public service projects during orientationIndiana McKinney Law students volunteer at food bank for day of service
INDIANA UNIVERSITY ROBERT H. MCKINNEY SCHOOL OF LAW – IU McKinney Service Day brought approximately 100 students, faculty and staff together for an afternoon of volunteering at Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana.
Read More about Indiana McKinney Law students volunteer at food bank for day of serviceIncoming Catholic University Law students engage in service work during orientation week
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA – Cleaning, gardening, fixing up, or spending time with the elderly won’t show up on a law school class syllabus, but those activities are nonetheless an integral part of CUA Law’s long tradition of dedication to service.
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