Penn Carey Law launches pre-orientation program to support first-year law students
PENN CAREY LAW — The University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School is pleased to announce the launch of the Eric J. Friedman & Skadden 1L Accelerate Program (1LAP), a summer pre-orientation program that will provide enhanced support to 1Ls without personal or professional legal networks; those who are the first in their family to attend…
Read More about Penn Carey Law launches pre-orientation program to support first-year law studentsPitt Law student JP Leskovich discusses his experience at Arizona State University Law Mock Constitutional Convention
JURIST NEWS — Student delegates at the Model Constitutional Convention being held at Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law this Memorial Day weekend debated 20 proposed amendments to the US Constitution in their sessions Saturday.
Read More about Pitt Law student JP Leskovich discusses his experience at Arizona State University Law Mock Constitutional ConventionStanford Law students produce murder mystery musical
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — The student-produced SLS Musical (also known as the virtually unpronounceable “MuSLSical”) recently marked its 41st year of irreverent fun.
Read More about Stanford Law students produce murder mystery musicalTexas Tech Law student Shereen Mathews receives scholarship from AccessLex
CHESCO — AccessLex Institute has announced Shereen Mathews, a first-year law student at Texas Tech University School of Law, as the recipient of its second annual Hannah R. Arterian Memorial Scholarship.
Read More about Texas Tech Law student Shereen Mathews receives scholarship from AccessLexTulane Law student Malcolm Lloyd awarded Equal Justice Works Fellowship
LOUISIANA RECORD — After a 10-year journey working and organizing on juvenile justice issues, Tulane Law student Malcolm Lloyd (L’24) has earned the competitive and nationally renowned Equal Justice Works Fellowship to continue helping low-income children who face criminalization by law enforcement across Louisiana.
Read More about Tulane Law student Malcolm Lloyd awarded Equal Justice Works FellowshipUniversity of Utah Law student Ryne Vogel discusses how legal education has helped his career in human resources
THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH S.J. QUINNEY COLLEGE OF LAW — As an undergraduate majoring in philosophy, MLS student Ryne Vogel had every intention of pursuing a JD degree and a career as an attorney. Life, however, steered him in a different direction with his interest in the law firmly intact.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH S.J. QUINNEY COLLEGE OF LAW — Congratulations to recent graduates Ashley DelBalzo, Caitlin Imhoff, and Olivia McQuarrie, who were recognized by the Clinical Legal Education Association (CLEA) as Outstanding Clinical and Externship Students.
Read More about University of Utah Law Environmental Justice Clinic students recognized by Clinical Legal Education AssociationAn interview with Yale Law student fellow Maggie Wang
YALE LAW SCHOOL — Maggie Wang ’25 is a rising 3L at Yale Law School, a Law, Ethics & Animals Program (LEAP) Student Fellow, and a 2023-2024 Emerging Scholar Fellow with the Brooks Institute for Animal Rights Law & Policy.
Read More about An interview with Yale Law student fellow Maggie WangUC Berkeley Law NIL Practicum aids student athletes with name, image, and likeness deals
BERKELEY LAW — Anastasia Snodgrass came to UC Berkeley last fall looking forward to the academic challenges of college and the athletic demands of being a Division I runner.
Read More about UC Berkeley Law NIL Practicum aids student athletes with name, image, and likeness dealsUC Law San Francisco student Daniel Caballero discusses work aiding asylum seekers
UC LAW SAN FRANCISCO — Before entering law school, Daniel Caballero ‘26 spent nearly two years helping asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border in South Texas, working alongside attorneys from the global law firm Jones Day.
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