Recent University of Utah Law graduates inducted into the Order of the Coif
THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH S.J. QUINNEY OF LAW — Congratulations to the 10 recent graduates from the class of 2024 who were inducted into the Order of the Coif national honor society:
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CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — For nearly a decade, CWRU School of Law has been working with the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association (CMBA) on an exciting project – the Cleveland Legal Collaborative.
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RUTGERS LAW SCHOOL — Nicole Ryu ’24 and Francis G. Tiongson ’24 are the latest recipients of the Intellectual Property Law Clinic Award, which recognizes their exceptional proficiency in the clinical practice of intellectual property law and acknowledges their excellent leadership and teamwork with fellow clinic students.
Read More about Recent Rutgers Law graduates receive Intellectual Property Clinic awardsA profile on recent USD Knudson Law graduate Anthony Leonardis
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA — Anthony Leonardi’s, J.D., interest in the law began in an unexpected place: the newsroom of the Washington Examiner in Washington, D.C.
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REUTERS — Law school graduates typically pay upwards of $1,000 to take the bar exam. But this fall, there’s a way they can actually profit from their hours of study to prepare for the dreaded attorney licensing test.
Read More about National Conference of Bar Examiners offers law grads money to test NextGen Bar ExamRecent Boston College Law graduate Finnegan Schick discusses the use of the Socratic method in law school
BC LAW — For nearly one hundred and fifty years, the Socratic method has endured as the hallmark of American legal education.
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BC LAW — In 1898, more than three decades before BC Law’s existence, African American activist Mary Church Terrell coined the phrase “lifting as we climb.”
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COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — A significant number of Columbia Law School’s Class of 2024 are entering public interest, human rights, and government positions, and many of them have received prestigious fellowships with public service organizations for one or two years.
Read More about Columbia Law announces 2024 postgraduate public interest fellowsRecent George Washington Law graduate Jill Chien receives Equal Justice Works award
GW LAW — Equal Justice Works, the nation’s largest facilitator of opportunities in public interest law, announced the 2024 Regional Public Interest Award recipients, recognizing eight law students for their exemplary commitment to public interest law and pro bono work. Jill Chien, JD ’24, was one of those recipients.
Read More about Recent George Washington Law graduate Jill Chien receives Equal Justice Works awardRecent Northwestern Law graduate Melissa Castillo named to Equal Justice Works fellow
NORTHWESTERN PRITZKER SCHOOL OF LAW — Melissa Castillo West (JD ’24) joins 83 other recent law school graduates who will spend the next two years as Equal Justice Works Fellows.
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