University of Tulsa Law student discovers passion for immigration law
UNIVERSITY OF TULSA COLLEGE OF LAW — University of Tulsa Law 2L student Alec Bracken has discovered his passion for immigration law and has recently accepted a summer fellowship with the Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinic in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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UNIVERSITY OF TULSA COLLEGE OF LAW — Originally born in Nigeria and raised in Canada, University of Tulsa Law 3L student Aisosa Arhunmwunde has focused her interests on immigration law by working at TU’s Immigrant Resource Network and Immigrant Rights Project.
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UNIVERSITY OF TULSA COLLEGE OF LAW — University of Tulsa Law student Vic Wiener is a nontraditional TU Law student who decided to return to school to earn a law degree after working as a youth advocate for five years. Wiener is clerking for the National Center for Youth Law (NCYL) in Washington, D.C.
Read More about University of Tulsa Law student clerking at National Center for Youth LawToledo Law student wins prestigious fellowship for project on bail reform
UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO COLLEGE OF LAW — Rising 2L student Prince Senayah was recently awarded the prestigious Chief Justice Thomas J. Moyer Fellowship for his project on bail reform. The annual fellowship is awarded to two exceptional first- or second-year students from Ohio law schools.
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UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO COLLEGE OF LAW — Toledo Law 3L student Kathryn Sarver received the 2018 Judge James G. Carr Writing Award. The award recognizes excellence in faculty-supervised research papers written by upper-level law students.
Read More about Toledo Law student wins writing award for upper-level law studentsTennessee Law students gain leadership perspective in trip to Australia
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE COLLEGE OF LAW — A winter trip to Australia helped a group of University of Tennessee College of Law students learn more about themselves and their leadership potential than they believed was possible in a two-week period of time.
Read More about Tennessee Law students gain leadership perspective in trip to AustraliaUniversity of San Francisco law students turned Education Law papers into journal publications
UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO — Three University of San Francisco Law students–Keani Christian ’18, LaTasha Hill ’18, and Michael McQuiller ’18–turned papers from Visiting Professor Luke Boso’s Education Law class into career-boosting opportunities: their papers were selected for publications in law journals around the country.
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UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND — Richmond Law students in Professor Andrew Spalding’s Corruption in International Sports course traveled to South Korea to continue their research into the anti-corruption efforts surrounding the Olympic games. Students had the opportunity to attend the 9th International Sports Business Symposium and present their research at Yonsei University.
Read More about Richmond Law students prseent research on Olympic anti-corruption legacy in South KoreaPenn Law students gain perspective exploring major public policy issues
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAW SCHOOL — As part of the Leo Model Government Service & Public Affairs Initiative, Penn Law faculty offered four policy research seminars during the Spring 2018 semester. Student and faculty participants in these seminars visited with policymakers, practitioners, and other experts, enabling them to learn about cutting-edge public policy issues.
Read More about Penn Law students gain perspective exploring major public policy issuesUniversity of North Carolina students receive CLEA Outstanding Student Award
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL OF LAW — UNC Law students Sarah-Frances “Gigi” Nemeroff Warner 3L and Lauren E. Kulp 2L received the fifth annual Clinical Legal Education Association Outstanding Student Award in April for their work in the Domestic and Sexual Violence Clinic during the 2017-18 school year.
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