Wyoming Law Dean Klint Alexander selected for leadership program of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities
UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING – University of Wyoming College of Law Dean Klint Alexander has been selected for a prestigious leadership program of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities.
Read More about Wyoming Law Dean Klint Alexander selected for leadership program of the American Association of State Colleges and UniversitiesUMass Law Dean Eric Mitnick discusses state of legal education and profession
OKLAHOMA LEGAL GROUP – “We reached out to Dean Mitnick about his views on legal education and the current and future landscape for law students and practicing lawyers.”
Read More about UMass Law Dean Eric Mitnick discusses state of legal education and professionOutgoing Harvard Law Dean Martha Minow gives “last lecture” as dean
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – Martha Minow focused in her Last Lecture to this year’s graduating class on mistakes she has made and the lessons she has learned from them.
Read More about Outgoing Harvard Law Dean Martha Minow gives “last lecture” as deanDuke Law Dean David F. Levi to step down from role next year
TRIANGLE BUSINESS JOURNAL – Duke Law School dean David F. Levi will step down in June 2018.
Read More about Duke Law Dean David F. Levi to step down from role next yearNorthwestern Law professor finds fewer entry-level law professors were hired for tenure-track positions
ABA JOURNAL – Entry-level law school hiring for tenure-track positions appears to be at its lowest point since Northwestern Pritzker School of Law tax professor Sarah Lawsky started compiling this data in 2006.
Read More about Northwestern Law professor finds fewer entry-level law professors were hired for tenure-track positionsSt. Louis Law professor: student loan forgiveness is a social justice issue
NATIONAL JURIST – “For disadvantaged students, higher education is the surest path to socioeconomic advancement; but the path is fraught with risks.”
Read More about St. Louis Law professor: student loan forgiveness is a social justice issueOp-ed: Cincinnati, St. John’s Law professors call for changes in legal profession to help low- and middle-income people
WASHINGTON POST – As law schools become increasingly unaffordable, the legal profession needs some major changes.
Read More about Op-ed: Cincinnati, St. John’s Law professors call for changes in legal profession to help low- and middle-income peopleIn twist on class gift fundraising, Arizona Law graduates pledge community service hours
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA JAMES E. ROGERS COLLEGE OF LAW – Close to 80 percent of the University of Arizona Law Class of 2017 has committed to provide a total of more than 4,100 hours of community service in the next three years.
Read More about In twist on class gift fundraising, Arizona Law graduates pledge community service hoursGeorgetown Law program provides fellowship for young police officers in D.C.
WASHINGTON POST – A select group of rookie D.C. police officers and some civilian employees are embarking on a two-year fellowship program through the Georgetown University Law Center.
Read More about Georgetown Law program provides fellowship for young police officers in D.C.UVA Law launches federal corporate prosecutions registry
UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD – The University of Virginia School of Law launches a newly revamped registry containing documents and data related to federal corporate prosecutions.
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