UC Berkeley Law hosts national workshop focused on challenges facing Latina law professors
BERKELEY LAW — The silent responses spoke volumes. During the annual Graciela Olivárez Latinas in the Legal Academy Workshop (GO LILA) held recently at Berkeley Law, former UCLA dean Rachel Moran asked the audience: “How many of you are the only Latinas on your faculty?”
Read More about UC Berkeley Law hosts national workshop focused on challenges facing Latina law professorsRecent UC Berkeley Law graduate Maguire Radosevic discusses the value of conversations across the political divide
BERKELEY LAW — When Maguire Radosevic ’24 was picking where to apply to law school, Berkeley Law caught his eye.
Read More about Recent UC Berkeley Law graduate Maguire Radosevic discusses the value of conversations across the political divideRecent UC Law San Francisco (formerly UC Hastings) graduate Catherine Nasi pursues career in global law
UC LAW SAN FRANCISCO — During a summer internship at Airbnb, Catherine Nasi ’24 discovered an area of practice that made her think, “This is what I want to do with my law degree.”
Read More about Recent UC Law San Francisco (formerly UC Hastings) graduate Catherine Nasi pursues career in global lawCampbell Law professor Miguel Hernandez joins Annual Meeting of Law School Diversity Professionals planning committee
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY — Campbell Law School’s Assistant Dean of Admissions Miguel Hernandez has been invited to join the Annual Meeting of Law School Diversity Professionals (AMDiP) annual meeting planning committee and marketing sub-committee.
Read More about Campbell Law professor Miguel Hernandez joins Annual Meeting of Law School Diversity Professionals planning committeeCatholic University Law professor Roger Colinvaux recognized with outstanding academic award
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY COLUMBUS SCHOOL OF LAW — The American Bar Association (ABA) celebrated outstanding nonprofit lawyers on May 24, 2024, in San Francisco, CA.
Read More about Catholic University Law professor Roger Colinvaux recognized with outstanding academic awardCleveland State University Law student Brianna Hunter advocates for indigenous rights
MARIANAS VARIETY — BRIANNA Hunter, a law student intern with Associate Judge Joseph N. Camacho, plans to return to the CNMI after law school and take the local bar exam so she can be an advocate for indigenous rights.
Read More about Cleveland State University Law student Brianna Hunter advocates for indigenous rightsColumbia Law announces postgraduate public interest fellows
COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — A significant number of Columbia Law School’s Class of 2024 are entering public interest, human rights, and government positions, and many of them have received prestigious fellowships with public service organizations for one or two years.
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UCONN SCHOOL OF LAW — As we commemorate Caribbean American Heritage Month, it’s a perfect opportunity to shine a spotlight on the vibrant contributions and unique perspectives of Caribbean American law students at UConn Law.
Read More about University of Connecticut Law celebrates Caribbean American Heritage MonthCooley Law unveils new branding at launch party
FLORIDA BAR NEWS — Cooley Law School recently unveiled their new branding with a social event at the law school’s Tampa Bay campus.
Read More about Cooley Law unveils new branding at launch partyGrant to Drake Law to support development of model state drug law
DRAKE LAW SCHOOL — Drake University Law School’s Legislative Practice Center (LPC) was awarded a subgrant from the Legislative Analysis and Public Policy Association (LAPPA) to develop a model state drug law addressing involuntary commitment for substance use disorders.
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