Incoming Chapman Law Dean Matt Parlow shares view for new role
THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER – After eight long years away from Chapman’s Dale E. Fowler School of Law, former professor Matt Parlow will soon return to Orange to succeed Dean Tom Campbell, who will return to teaching full time at the end of the academic year.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA JAMES E. ROGERS COLLEGE OF LAW – Jovan Ruvalcaba is only in his first year of law school, but he is already leaving his mark. The Arizona Law 1L was recently elected president of the National Association of Law Students with Disabilities (NALSWD).
Read More about University of Arizona Law student and president of the National Association of Law Students with Disabilities shares his goals and passionCurrent New Hampshire Law Interim Dean Jordan Budd named director of school’s center for justice, leadership, and public service
NEW HAMPSHIRE UNION LEADER – The interim dean at the University of New Hampshire School of Law, Jordan Budd, will step down and head the law school’s Warren B. Rudman Center once a permanent dean is named, the UNH Law School announced.
Read More about Current New Hampshire Law Interim Dean Jordan Budd named director of school’s center for justice, leadership, and public serviceYale Law School panel addresses question of law school diversity on the U.S. Supreme Court
YALE DAILY NEWS – The Yale Federalist Society hosted a discussion between three law professors on Justice Scalia’s legacy Monday evening.
Read More about Yale Law School panel addresses question of law school diversity on the U.S. Supreme CourtA Q&A with the executive director of UCLA Law’s food law and policy program
UC FOOD OBSERVER – Michael Roberts is the founding executive director of the newly established Resnick Program for Food Law and Policy at UCLA School of Law.
Read More about A Q&A with the executive director of UCLA Law’s food law and policy programJohn Marshall Law School assistant dean receives national award for outstanding professional achievement in support of student services
THE JOHN MARSHALL LAW SCHOOL NEWS – Jodie Panariello Needham, assistant dean for academic services at The John Marshall Law School in Chicago, has been named this year’s winner of the annual Vanguard Prize from the National Network of Law School Officers.
Read More about John Marshall Law School assistant dean receives national award for outstanding professional achievement in support of student servicesWake Forest Law to host North Carolina business court
WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL – The N.C. Business Court is adding a fourth location — and second in the Triad — at Wake Forest University law school.
Read More about Wake Forest Law to host North Carolina business courtAn outline of income-based repayment plans for student loans
HUFFINGTON POST – Income-driven repayment plans can be a safety net for student loan borrowers looking for debt relief. Here’s the rundown of your options.
Read More about An outline of income-based repayment plans for student loansHarvard Law Dean Martha Minow endorses recommendation to change the school’s controversial seal
THE WASHINGTON POST – Martha Minow, the Morgan and Helen Chu Dean and Professor of Law, endorsed the committee’s recommendation and said the school’s bicentennial in 2017 might provide a good opportunity to choose a new symbol.
Read More about Harvard Law Dean Martha Minow endorses recommendation to change the school’s controversial sealOklahoma Law receives donation to renovate library
OU DAILY – An Oklahoma City-based foundation has given $1.5 million to the OU College of Law to renovate the college’s library.
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