Recent Arizona State University Law master of laws graduate Christina Grey discusses combining law with her passion for STEM
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY — Christina Grey’s path to the law wasn’t a straight line. She received her undergraduate degree in mathematics and worked as a high school math teacher for several years. Ultimately, a desire to help others took over and she found her way to law school.
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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS LAW — Third-year law student, McKinley Groves has won the 2022-23 Arent Fox/Dale Bumpers Excellence in Writing Award. The honor recognizes outstanding contributions to the Journal of Food Law and Policy, a publication of the School of Law.
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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS LAW — Thomas A. Mars, former executive vice president and chief administrative officer of Walmart and current owner of Mars Law Firm, will be the featured speaker at the 2023 U of A School of Law Commencement.
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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK LAW — A UA Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law student renews a passion for pro bono work after participating in a spring break trip providing legal aid to underserved Arkansans.
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BOSTON COLLEGE LAW — On April 4, Boston College Law School’s Federalist Society hosted Professor Richard Duncan from Nebraska Law. The subject of the talk was religious liberty, and specifically why Professor Duncan believed that school choice is necessary for preserving religious liberty in America.
Read More about Boston College Law hosts discussion on religious liberty and school choiceFormer Boston College Law dean and past AALS president Vincent Rougeau honored for excellence in the legal community
BOSTON COLLEGE LAW — Vincent D. Rougeau, president of the College of the Holy Cross and the former dean of the Boston College Law School, will be honored by the school for his distinguished service to law and humanity when he is presented with the St. Thomas More Award at the annual Law Day on…
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BYU LAW — Law students from Brigham Young University paid a visit Tuesday afternoon to Hobson City to get something more than the museums of Montgomery or Atlanta can offer their studies of civil rights. The 12 students were from Utah, Arizona, Washington State, one was an Alabama native, and one Californian was making her…
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UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO LAW — The newest issue of the Buffalo Law Review attempts the impossible: capturing the scope of the late Professor Isabel Marcus’ intrepid life and pioneering work as a feminist legal scholar and advocate of women’s rights worldwide.
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UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO LAW — What’s in a name? It’s a reflection of one’s identity. Yet for transgender and gender nonconforming individuals, changing their legal name to align with their identity is often a difficult and intimidating process. A new initiative by UB School of Law’s Civil Rights and Transparency Clinic, led by Associate Professor…
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UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO LAW — “Puerto Rico’s Constitution is very inspiring,” says Visiting Assistant Professor Jorge Farinacci-Fernós, a native of the island, “but it is absolutely colonial. It’s very progressive, but it has not been used adequately. It’s extremely democratic, but the institutions it created were not.” There’s a word for internal contradictions like that,…
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