Harvard Law launches Animal Law and Policy Clinic
HARVARD LAW TODAY — Harvard Law School today announced the launch of the new Animal Law & Policy Clinic.
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MONTANA PUBLIC RADIO — The University of Montana and Carroll College are launching two partnerships they say will help students get their graduate degrees in less time and at a lower cost.
Read More about University of Montana Law and Carroll College announce ‘3+3’ accelerated JD/bachelor’s degree programSanta Clara Law’s Tech Edge JD certificate program prepares students for technology-focused law careers
SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Santa Clara Law’s new Tech Edge J.D. certificate program shows early success at providing an edge to students interested in tech.
Read More about Santa Clara Law’s Tech Edge JD certificate program prepares students for technology-focused law careersA look at Columbia Law’s hybrid online executive LLM in business law
COLUBMIA LAW SCHOOL — Launched in October 2018, the Executive LL.M. in Global Business Law Program is a hybrid online program that focuses on business law with a global perspective. The curriculum includes four three-week modules combining core classes and electives as well as a 12-week long colloquium that covers eight practice areas.
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NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW — The Northern Illinois University College of Law recently launched a new and innovative program called The Legal Education, Access, and Recognition (LEARN) Program. The program, which is funded by a $125,000 grant from AccessLex Institute, is directed by Interim Assistant Dean Yolanda King and Clinical Associate Professor Wendy Vaughn.
Read More about Northern Illinois University Law launches program to support underrepresented prospective law studentsGift to American University Washington College of Law to support Immigrant Justice Clinic initiatives
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW — Thanks to a generous gift from William I. Jacobs, JD ’66, American University is launching a new Defending the AU Dream Initiative. The Initiative will support immigration legal services provided by AUWCL’s Immigrant Justice Clinic. Services will include representation of college-age students with DACA and other immigration-related matters.
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UBNOW — The University at Buffalo School of Law is addressing the changing market for legal services and law-related careers with its first ever bachelor’s degree in law, designed to prepare students for careers that demand a sound understanding of the law but do not require a licensed attorney.
Read More about University at Buffalo Law launches undergraduate degree programFederal judges weigh-in on law clerk hiring plan
LAW.COM — Federal judges and law school clerkship advisers say a new federal law clerk hiring plan is off to a strong start in its first two weeks. The pilot plan is intended to head off the hiring of law students for clerkships before they have completed their second year on campus.
Read More about Federal judges weigh-in on law clerk hiring planUniversity of Virginia Law to relaunch First Amendment clinic
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW — The University of Virginia School of Law will bring back its First Amendment Clinic for the 2019-20 academic year. In the yearlong clinic, students work closely with Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press lawyers on timely and vital matters involving free speech and press freedom.
Read More about University of Virginia Law to relaunch First Amendment clinicUniversity of Arizona Law offers flexible master’s degree in indigenous governance
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA LAW — Working professionals seeking training in indigenous governance leadership now have more educational opportunities, thanks to flexible new offerings from the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law’s Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program and the University of Arizona Native Nations Institute.
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