Harvard Law’s Public Service Venture Fund celebrates successes
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – A look at what Harvard Law School’s Public Service Venture Fund seed grant recipients have accomplished.
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW – Four prominent tribal jurists and officials served as the appellate panel for the final argument in the Tribal Appellate Advocacy drafting seminar.
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ATLANTIC – “The Charlotte School of Law may not be able to outrun the latest—and most damning—chapter of its at-times-scandalous existence.”
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OXFORD EAGLE – Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant has appointed Ole Miss law student Josh Horton to the state’s Opioid and Heroin Study Task Force.
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DAILY PENNSYLVANIAN – Three Penn Law students and a recent alumna have been awarded national fellowships in the public interest sector that will enable them to use their educations for civic good.
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WPRO (PROVIDENCE) – Roger Williams will offer full-tuition scholarships to two students in the architecture school and two in the law school.
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DESERT NEWS – The University of Southern California’s Office of Religious Life and the John A. Widtsoe Foundation have named BYU law professor John W. “Jack” Welch the Distinguished Scholar in Residence, where he will be guest lecturing and directing research for the spring 2017 semester beginning this month.
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ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – The Chicago-Kent College of Law team of Sean Fitzgerald ’19, Daniel Haze ’18, and Mark Reel ’17 won the Best Written Materials Award at the 2017 National Baseball Arbitration Competition.
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW – Professor Margaret E. Montoya will present an Advocacy Skills Workshop at “Latinx Advocacy In/Different Spaces” at Harvard School.
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UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI COLLEGE OF LAW – University of Cincinnati College of Law recognizes the scholarly achievements of international law expert Professor Jacob Katz Cogan with its annual Harold C. Schott Scholarship Award.
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