Colorado Law celebrates upcoming graduates at BIPOC cord ceremony
COLORADO LAW — This year marks the fourth annual BIPOC Cord Ceremony. This ceremony serves as an important way for Colorado Law to recognize the achievements of graduating Black, Indigenous, and other students of color.
Read More about Colorado Law celebrates upcoming graduates at BIPOC cord ceremonyGift to Columbia Law to expand Public Service Scholarship Program
COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — The foundation’s latest gift to Columbia Law School expands the Greene Public Service Scholars program and kicks off a matching challenge for student financial aid with a new fund named for Gillian Lester, who will conclude her service as Dean later this year.
Read More about Gift to Columbia Law to expand Public Service Scholarship ProgramColumbia Law dean Gillian Lester pens a letter encouraging students to focus on civility during politically tense times
COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — Dean Gillian Lester shares a message with the Columbia Law community.
Read More about Columbia Law dean Gillian Lester pens a letter encouraging students to focus on civility during politically tense timesUniversity of Connecticut Law professor James Stark honored by Connecticut Bar Association
HARTFORD COURANT — Connecticut’s top judges, lawyers, and professionals are set to be honored by the CT Bar Association.
Read More about University of Connecticut Law professor James Stark honored by Connecticut Bar AssociationDrexel Law hosts sports and entertainment law society speaker event
DREXEL UNIVERSITY — Karl Fowlkes will be speaking to students about his experience as an entertainment lawyer.
Read More about Drexel Law hosts sports and entertainment law society speaker eventFlorida State University Law professor Chuck Ehrhardt honored with administrator professionalism award
THE FLORIDA BAR — Professor Emeritus Charles “Chuck” Ehrhardt has won the 2024 Law Faculty/Administrator Professionalism Award.
Read More about Florida State University Law professor Chuck Ehrhardt honored with administrator professionalism awardFordham Law professor Olivier Sylvain appointed to position with the Federal Trade Commission
CPI — Fordham Law School announced that Olivier Sylvain, a professor of communications, information, and administrative law, and the director of the McGannon Center for Communications Research and the academic director of the Center for Law and Information Policy, has been named a senior advisor to Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chair Lina Khan.
Read More about Fordham Law professor Olivier Sylvain appointed to position with the Federal Trade CommissionFordham Law to host National Women’s Soccer League Commissioner Jessica Berman for diploma ceremony speech
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Fordham Law School is proud to announce that Jessica Berman ’02, commissioner of the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL), will serve as the graduation speaker at Fordham Law School’s 117th diploma ceremony on Monday, May 20.
Read More about Fordham Law to host National Women’s Soccer League Commissioner Jessica Berman for diploma ceremony speechFordham Law event looks at the importance of civil debate
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — In February, the Center for Judicial Events & Clerkships(CJEC) welcomed Judge Kent Jordan of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit as its 2024 Distinguished Jurist in Residence. The centerpiece of Jordan’s visit was his lecture, which made the case for addressing contentious issues through respectful dialogue and civil discourse.
Read More about Fordham Law event looks at the importance of civil debateGeorge Washington Law hosts environmental law symposium devoted to hope
GW TODAY — Climate change is a problem so big it can flummox or frighten us into despairing inaction. To counter this inertia, according to legal scholar and author Robert Verchick, we should ask ourselves how climate change damages things we care about as individuals and seek appropriate remedies.
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