Colorado Law Dean Phillip Weiser to step down
CU BOULDER TODAY – University of Colorado Boulder Law School Dean Philip Weiser announced Monday that he will step down as dean and return to teaching, effective July 2016.
Read More about Colorado Law Dean Phillip Weiser to step downWashington College of Law Dean Claudio Grossman announces end of tenure as dean after 21 years
THE EAGLE – Washington College of Law dean Claudio Grossman will step down at the end of the academic year, the University announced, ending a tenure in the position of 21 years that saw both growth and tumult at the school.
Read More about Washington College of Law Dean Claudio Grossman announces end of tenure as dean after 21 yearsPenn State Law begins search for new dean
PENN STATE NEWS – A national search is underway for the next dean of Penn State Law and the School of International Affairs (SIA).
Read More about Penn State Law begins search for new deanUVA Law Dean Paul G. Mahoney to step down next year
THE CAVALIER DAILY – University Law Dean Paul G. Mahoney announced Monday his plans to step down June 30, 2016. In his eight years as dean, Mahoney added 26 professors to the faculty, launched a curricular program and fundraised successfully.
Read More about UVA Law Dean Paul G. Mahoney to step down next yearFormer Georgetown Law dean Robert Pitofsky to receive as 2015 American Lawyer Lifetime Achievement Award
GEORGETOWN LAW – Georgetown University Law Center Dean Emeritus Robert Pitofsky has been selected as a recipient of The American Lawyer’s 2015 Lifetime Achievement Award.
Read More about Former Georgetown Law dean Robert Pitofsky to receive as 2015 American Lawyer Lifetime Achievement AwardBuffalo Law expands international program with new office
UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO SCHOOL OF LAW – As the UB Law School expands its global presence, drawing international students and establishing programs worldwide, a new Office of International and Graduate Programs will build on that momentum.
Read More about Buffalo Law expands international program with new officePenn State Dickinson Law students start academic year with community service
PENN STATE NEWS – First year students are introduced to the culture of service at Dickinson Law early on, and this year’s class is no different. The students making up the Class of 2018 are performing volunteer work as part of the school’s day of service.
Read More about Penn State Dickinson Law students start academic year with community servicePitt Law to launch incubator program for new graduates
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH NEWS SERVICES – The University of Pittsburgh School of Law is preparing to launch a new incubator program that will provide support to recent graduates that are developing solo or small-firm practices to provide legal services to underserved communities.
Read More about Pitt Law to launch incubator program for new graduatesIdaho Law officially opens new Boise campus
KTVB (IDAHO) – The University of Idaho College of Law opened the Idaho Law and Justice Learning Center Monday, welcoming second- and third-year law students to the new Boise campus.
Read More about Idaho Law officially opens new Boise campusStudy: Prosecutors in Louisiana parish three times as likely to exclude potential African-American jurors
THE NEW YORK TIMES – In Louisiana’s Caddo Parish, where Shreveport is the parish seat, a study to be released Monday has found that prosecutors used peremptory challenges three times as often to strike black potential jurors as others during the last decade.
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