UVA Law names Jennifer Givens as legal director of the Innocence Project Clinic
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA LAW NEWS – Litigation veteran Jennifer Givens has joined the Innocence Project Clinic at the University of Virginia School of Law as legal director.
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WBOY – A lot of passion and heartfelt feelings were were expressed at the West Virginia Animal Welfare Forum by the Federation of Humane Organizations (FOHO) and the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS).
Read More about West Virginia Law hosts Animal Welfare ForumUSC project creates project to aid non-tenure track faculty
INSIDE HIGHER ED – The anonymous survey tool can be used by provosts or administrators, department chairs, non-tenure-track faculty members themselves, or unions to understand departmental climates on campus.
Read More about USC project creates project to aid non-tenure track facultyTips for crafting a great personal statement for law school applicants
U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT – “I’ll outline the five-step process I use with my clients to make sure they write the best possible personal statement, and how much time one should spend at each step.”
Read More about Tips for crafting a great personal statement for law school applicantsCitizens Bank enters the private student loan business
FORBES – “If you are looking to finance your education, Citizens is now a leading issuer of loans in the country.”
Read More about Citizens Bank enters the private student loan businessProcedures to assist LSAT takers with disabilities approved by federal jurist
METROPOLITAN NEWS-ENTERPRISE – A federal jurist has largely upheld a set of procedures intended to make it easier for people with disabilities to qualify for accommodations when taking the Law School Admission Test.
Read More about Procedures to assist LSAT takers with disabilities approved by federal juristHillary Clinton outlines plan to tackle higher education costs
THE NEW YORK TIMES – With Americans shouldering $1.2 trillion in student loan debt, and about eight million of them in default, Hillary Rodham Clinton will propose major new spending by the federal government that would help undergraduates pay tuition at public colleges without needing loans.
Read More about Hillary Clinton outlines plan to tackle higher education costsCalifornians call for transparency from unaccredited state law schools
LOS ANGELES TIMES – Legislators and legal experts are urging California bar officials to require the state’s unaccredited law schools to be more transparent to give prospective students a better idea of their chances of becoming an attorney.
Read More about Californians call for transparency from unaccredited state law schoolsWhittier Law hosts law school assessment conference
SYS-CON MEDIA – Whittier Law School will host a day-long law school assessment conference on November 14, 2015, called “Building an Assessment Plan from the Ground Up.”
Read More about Whittier Law hosts law school assessment conferencePodcast: Northeastern Law graduate discusses family practice experience
U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT – Host Aaron Taylor speaks with Gabriel Cheong, who graduated from Northeastern Law School and started his own family law practice.
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