WVU Law extends in-state tuition to graduates of colleges in West Virginia
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW – Beginning fall 2017, non-residents who graduate from a public or private higher education institution in West Virginia will be eligible for in-state tuition at WVU Law.
Read More about WVU Law extends in-state tuition to graduates of colleges in West VirginiaHybrid program at Mitchell Hamline Law combines experiential learning and online coursework
MINNESOTA LAWYER – The result, thus far, is a curriculum that stretches far and wide but still centers on core concerns of preparing students for the careers they want while also being engaged in community service and social justice issues.
Read More about Hybrid program at Mitchell Hamline Law combines experiential learning and online courseworkIndiana McKinney Law launches accelerated dual degree program with Indiana-Purdue University School of Liberal Arts
INDIANA UNIVERSITY – A new option is being offered to students at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis hoping to study law: an accelerated dual-degree program.
Read More about Indiana McKinney Law launches accelerated dual degree program with Indiana-Purdue University School of Liberal ArtsHarvard Law School launches lecture series on diversity and legal history in the U.S.
HARVARD CRIMSON – Law School Dean Martha L. Minow has launched a new lecture series entitled “Diversity and U.S. Legal History.”
Read More about Harvard Law School launches lecture series on diversity and legal history in the U.S.Houston College of Law establishes pro bono clinic for low-income taxpayers
HOUSTON COLLEGE OF LAW – With a new $43,000 grant from the Internal Revenue Service, Houston College of Law recently established a pro bono, Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic to educate Houstonians on tax issues and help them resolve tax problems.
Read More about Houston College of Law establishes pro bono clinic for low-income taxpayersDayton Law adds technology competencies credential option to J.D. program
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON – Newly minted lawyers are facing 21st Century practices, so the University of Dayton School of Law is responding with what is believed to be the nation’s first technology competencies credential.
Read More about Dayton Law adds technology competencies credential option to J.D. programMaine Law unveils new certificate in information-privacy law
IAPP – Beginning this fall, University of Maine School of Law will offer an information-privacy law certificate.
Read More about Maine Law unveils new certificate in information-privacy lawUC Irvine Law adds master’s law degree for foreign lawyers
ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS JOURNAL – University of California-Irvine School of Law is accepting applications for a new master’s law degree for non-American lawyers.
Read More about UC Irvine Law adds master’s law degree for foreign lawyersMitchell Hamline Law launches online certification program in Cybersecurity and Privacy Law for professionals
MITCHELL HAMLINE SCHOOL OF LAW – Mitchell Hamline School of Law kicked off the first in a series of new online educational offerings aimed at working professionals.
Read More about Mitchell Hamline Law launches online certification program in Cybersecurity and Privacy Law for professionalsUniversity of Nebraska-Lincoln Law app to help students build professional character and skills
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN – The University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Law is preparing to release an app they hope will create well-rounded lawyers.
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