Pace Law Sustainable Business Law Hub partners with law firm to provide internship experiences and scholar program
PACE LAW — As part of its recently launched Sustainable Business Law Hub, a new initiative through which Haub Law students will be trained to become the first generation of “sustainable business lawyers,” the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University has collaborated with prestigious firms and companies to offer students paid internship opportunities…
Read More about Pace Law Sustainable Business Law Hub partners with law firm to provide internship experiences and scholar programPenn Law launches Advocacy for Racial and Civil Justice Clinic
PENN CAREY LAW — University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School recently launched the Advocacy for Racial and Civil Justice Clinic. The ARC Justice Clinic is the newest addition to Penn Carey Law’s Gittis Legal Clinics. The legal clinic will allow trained students to provide legal services and obtain hands-on experience in civil rights litigation and…
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CORNELL LAW — A new center for entrepreneurship – operating both in Ithaca and on the Cornell Tech campus in New York City – will deepen Cornell Law School’s commitment to supporting entrepreneurship initiatives through clinical education. With the support of a transformative gift from Franci J. Blassberg, and Joseph L. Rice III, the Blassberg-Rice…
Read More about Cornell Law to launch center for entrepreneurship lawFordham Law welcomes new members to public interest scholars program
FORDHAM LAW — This spring, Fordham Law School welcomed Grey Berkowitz and Taylor Young-Wells into the Stein Scholars Program in Public Interest Law and Ethics. The program is designed to cultivate the next generation of public interest lawyers through academic and specialized discussion series, mentorships, and volunteer work with public interest organizations. Selected students with…
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LSU LAW — After being released from prison, Andrew Hundley co-founded the Louisiana Parole Project, a non-profit organization that provides reentry support to people who have served long prison sentences. Andrew’s organization now works directly with LSU students to raise awareness and advocate for people who have served long prison sentences.
Read More about LSU Law partners with Louisiana Parole Project to provide support to formerly incarcerated personsA look at the UNLV Law Indian Nations Gaming and Governance Program
UNLV LAW — The William S. Boyd School of Law at UNLV unveiled the Indian Nations Gaming and Governance program (INGG) following a substantial gift from the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians in early 2020. Then just as the school was set to further boost its reputation as a leader in tribal law, gaming,…
Read More about A look at the UNLV Law Indian Nations Gaming and Governance ProgramNorthwestern Law launches west coast initiative
NORTHWESTERN LAW — Northwestern Pritzker School of Law is delighted to announce the launch of the West Coast Initiative, an expansion of the Law School’s innovative San Francisco Immersion program into Seattle and Los Angeles. The initiative will offer new opportunities to current and future law students, alumni, and corporate and law firm partners in…
Read More about Northwestern Law launches west coast initiativeStanford Law First Generation and Low-Income Professionals student group holds inaugural event
STANFORD LAW — First Generation and Low-Income Professionals (FLI), one of Stanford Law School’s (SLS) newest student affinity groups, held its first-ever signature event, Night of Firsts, on February 24 at the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University. The dinner event, with 200 attendees, offered SLS first-generation and low-income law students, alumni, and other guests…
Read More about Stanford Law First Generation and Low-Income Professionals student group holds inaugural eventTemple Law professor Laura Little and students launch forum for humor and the law
TEMPLE LAW — The Forum for Humor and the Law (ForHum) was founded in 2022 by Temple Law’s Professor Laura E. Little and University of Groningen’s Dr Alberto Godioli. ForHum serves as a collaborative platform for practicing lawyers, legal and humor scholars, artists, and anyone interested in the multiform relationship between humor, freedom of expression…
Read More about Temple Law professor Laura Little and students launch forum for humor and the lawUniversity of Iowa Law professor Dan Matheson develops student sports law competition
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA LAW — Dan Matheson, Director of the University of Iowa’s Sport and Recreation Management program and professor at Iowa Law, is taking experiential learning to the next level. Through his collaborative relationships with the College of Law and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Matheson has developed a national interdisciplinary student…
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