USC Gould Law launches pre-law summer institute for aspiring legal professionals
USC GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW — The USC Gould School of Law is expanding its pipeline initiatives for future law students with the launch of the ASCEND Pre-Law Summer Institute, a premier program designed to inspire and equip the next generation of legal professionals.
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USC GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW — The USC Gould School of Law has announced the establishment of the Marshall B. Grossman Mentorship Program, a new initiative that advances the career development and professional opportunities of Gould law students by leveraging the expansive Trojan alumni network.
Read More about USC Gould launches mentorship program for career developmentStanford Law students speak with high school students to learn about disparities in education policy
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — I entered “Roses Talk” excited for the opportunity to work with students to learn and reimagine their educational experiences; the lessons and experiences which I already know will impact me when I am a teacher after I graduate in June. C
Read More about Stanford Law students speak with high school students to learn about disparities in education policyWashington and Lee Law student Bryce Thornburg wins criminal law paper writing competition
THE COLUMNS — Bryce Thornburg ‘25L won the competition for his paper on California’s resentencing and plea-bargaining procedures.
Read More about Washington and Lee Law student Bryce Thornburg wins criminal law paper writing competitionYale Law students hold launch event for Association for Small Claims Assistance
YALE LAW SCHOOL — An organization for Yale undergraduates started by Law School students Chad Borgman ’25 and Katherine Salinas ’25 aims to help litigants navigate the challenging small claims system in Connecticut.
Read More about Yale Law students hold launch event for Association for Small Claims AssistanceAppalachian Law student and Black Law Student Association president Michael Agwara releases statement for Black History Month
APPALACHIAN SCHOOL OF LAW — At Appalachian School of Law, we celebrate the leadership and advocacy of our Black Law Student Association (BLSA) President, 3L Michael Agwara. His commitment to amplifying black voices and fostering awareness embodies the true spirit of Black History Month—honoring the past, educating the present, and preparing for the future.
Read More about Appalachian Law student and Black Law Student Association president Michael Agwara releases statement for Black History MonthBoston University Law students win national moot court competition
NEW YORK CITY BAR — Boston University School of Law won the final round of the 75th Annual National Moot Court Competition held January 31.
Read More about Boston University Law students win national moot court competitionCampbell Law team wins regional trial competition
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY — Both of Campbell Law School’s two competing teams advanced into the finals at the National Trial Competition (NTC) for Region 5 on Jan. 31-Feb. 2, held at the University of South Carolina, with one team advancing as Regional Champions.
Read More about Campbell Law team wins regional trial competitionCampbell Law students form Plaintiffs’ Advocacy & Litigation Society
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY — Campbell Law School students have formed a new organization known as the Plaintiffs’ Advocacy & Litigation Society (PALS).
Read More about Campbell Law students form Plaintiffs’ Advocacy & Litigation SocietyElon Law professor Sue Liemer invites local university students for joint copyright course
TODAY AT ELON — Undergraduate students in an advertising course at N.C. A&T State University visited with Elon Law students and faculty in January for a discussion on intellectual property law and its influence on visual art and design.
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