University of Mississippi Law student Stephanie Gobert honored by school’s Pro Bono Initiative
OLE MISS LAW — The knowledge that attorneys carry comes with great responsibility. Many attorneys and aspiring attorneys use that knowledge to give back to clients in need through pro bono work.
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OLE MISS LAW — University of Mississippi School of Law student Nathaniel Snyder is getting the most of his space externship with U.S. Rep. Steven Palazzo’s office in Washington, D.C. Snyder, a second-year student in the Air and Space Law Concentration, met NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine to discuss Mississippi’s role in the use and exploration of…
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UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND NEWS — When Dorie Arthur and her fellow 1L students walked into their first Contracts course with Professor David Epstein, they received a surprising directive: At the close of the lecture, instead of packing up their books and rushing out the door, Professor Epstein asked students to applaud
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ABC4 — Law students at the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law enrolled in a course designed by Professor Amos Guiora participated in a counter-terrorism simulation designed to teach them how to respond when terrorists strike.
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YALE LAW — Ellis Liang ’19 is one of 14 law students and early-career attorneys chosen by the Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics (FASPE) to participate in a two-week program in Germany and Poland this spring.
Read More about Yale Law student Ellis Liang selected for Fellowship at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional EthicsYale Law Dean Heather Gerken addresses school’s non-discrimination policy
YALE LAW — Last month, we made an announcement clarifying our longstanding nondiscrimination policy: we would not financially support employment positions unless they were open to all of our students, including members of the LGBT community.
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WILLIAMETTE UNIVERSITY — Williamete Law student Andy Blevins JD/MBA ’19, a vocal supporter of LGBTQ rights, is participating in a panel titled, “Do Ask, Do Tell, Do Justice: Pursuing Justice for LGBTQ Military Veterans” at Harvard Law School. He is the first Willamette law student to be invited to the two-day summit.
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THE COLUMNS — Washington & Lee Law student Shaun Bennett’s ‘18L piece, “Whistling Loud and Clear: Applying Chevron to Subsection 21F of Dodd-Frank,” has accomplished garnered second place in the Association of Securities and Exchange Commission Alumni’s Writing Competition and receiving The Roy L. Steinheimer Law Review Award from the W&L Law Review.
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UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE COLLEGE OF LAW — Moot Court faculty advisor Penny White said the competition provides opportunities for participants to gain skills that support what they’re learning in the classroom.
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WASHBURN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Washburn Law 3L student Alan Vester was named co-winner of the Judge John R. Brown Award for Excellence in Legal Writing for his note “Hybrid Immigration Preemption.” Vester’s win earned him a $10,000 scholarship as well as a $5,000 donation to a Washburn Law scholarship fund.
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