George Washington Law to host National Security Crisis Negotiations Competition
GW LAW — The George Washington University Law School is proud to announce the second annual Schenck National Security Crisis Negotiations Competition, a prestigious internal competition that continues to solidify GW Law’s position as a leader in national security legal education.
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UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA — For students wanting to pursue a career as a lawyer, the University of Montana’s Pre-Law advising program is the place to start. This year, the Pre-Law Program showed a growth of over 156%.
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AOL — Law students at the University of New Mexico were sworn in on Friday and they’ll be getting training on real cases. The university’s clinical law school program is returning to Metro Court.
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UVA LAW — Laura-Louise Rice and Shelby Singleton, both third-year students at the University of Virginia School of Law, have won the Gregory H. Swanson Award, given in honor of the first Black student at UVA.
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DUKE LAW NEWS — On November 13, 2024, the Center on Law, Race & Policy (CLRP) hosted Justice & Health Care Student Lunch & Conversation with GWU Law School Dean Dayna Bowen Matthew.
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FORDHAM LAW SCHOOL — A new student group, created with the goal of building a supportive community for women of color on campus, was recently launched at Fordham Law.
Read More about Fordham Law student group builds community for women of colorFordham Law students study implementation of New York’s Federal Electoral Reforms
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — As America waits for what is likely to be a contentious general election on Nov. 5, a group of Fordham Law students is scrutinizing how New York state plans to enforce a series of reforms enacted by Congress to ensure electoral integrity.
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HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY LAW NEWS — For Valery Vasquez Diaz, a second-year student at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University, working with immigrant communities on Long Island and assisting them with their legal rights is an experience she’s longed for since childhood.
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LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL — Justin Kooyman, a Master of Studies in Environmental Law candidate at Lewis & Clark Law School and Director of Trail Operations for the Pacific Crest Trail Association recently had his paper, “Along” the National Scenic Trails: A Case Study of Statutory Interpretation, published in the Environmental Law Reporter.
Read More about Lewis and Clark Law MSL student Justin Kooyman publishes paper in Environmental Law ReporterLewis and Clark Law student Vincent Montanic Shoeships receives scholarship from Quinault Indian Allottees Association
LEWIS& CLARK LAW SCHOOL — Vincent Montanic Sheoships is this year’s Nelson D. Terry Scholarship recipient. “I am close to achieving my dream of becoming a practicing attorney, and I look forward to fanning the flames of Tribal sovereignty through upholding federal laws that make Tribes distinct and unique.”
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