Education Department’s student loan forgiveness approval letters may be invalid
NEW YORK TIMES – The Education Department suggested that borrowers could not rely on the program’s administrator to say accurately whether they qualify for debt forgiveness.
Read More about Education Department’s student loan forgiveness approval letters may be invalidSuffolk Law Dean Andrew Perlman discusses innovations in legal education, law school admissions
BLOOMBERG LAW – As dean, Perlman has been vocal about his intention to transform Suffolk Law into a training ground that will prepare students for the new realities of the legal industry.
Read More about Suffolk Law Dean Andrew Perlman discusses innovations in legal education, law school admissionsIncoming New Hampshire Law Dean Megan Carpenter hopes to expand law school’s intellectual property program
CONCORD MONITOR – Megan Carpenter, the University of New Hampshire School of Law’s new dean, wants the classroom to mirror what practicing law is really like.
Read More about Incoming New Hampshire Law Dean Megan Carpenter hopes to expand law school’s intellectual property programWVU Law Dean Greg Bowman discusses job outlook for law grads in West Virginia
STATE JOURNAL – Bowman said incoming students need to think about where they want their careers to go.
Read More about WVU Law Dean Greg Bowman discusses job outlook for law grads in West VirginiaAccessLex Institute names Aaron N. Taylor as Executive Director of Center for Legal Education Excellence
PR NEWSWIRE – AccessLex Institute is pleased to announce that Aaron N. Taylor has been named Executive Director of the AccessLex Center for Legal Education Excellence, effective June 1, 2017.
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA – Hundreds of UC legal students have stepped into that fray, eager to put their training into action.
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GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY LAW CENTER – The students were working with Professor Brian Wolfman and clinic fellow Wyatt Sassman, representing a child with autism suing a Colorado school district.
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NOTRE DAME LAW SCHOOL – Notre Dame Law School will host the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, with three law students participating on the briefs and two participating in the oral argument.
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SALT LAKE TRIBUNE – During five “life-changing” days in Dilley, Texas, 10 BYU law students listened to women and children who had fled their homelands.
Read More about BYU Law students help detained families during externship in TexasDenver Law program helps Native Americans draft wills pro bono
DIVERSE EDUCATION – About 20 law students from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law visited the Upper Fruitland Chapter of the Navajo Nation to help tribe members draft wills.
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