Florida International University Law receives AccessLex grant for pre-law diversity program
SOUTH FLORIDA CARIBBEAN NEWS — Florida International University College of Law has been awarded a $124,850 grant by the AccessLex Center for Legal Education Excellence to launch a new pre-law initiative, the Path to the Legal Profession
Read More about Florida International University Law receives AccessLex grant for pre-law diversity programNew York Law School launches pre-law pipeline programs for high school and college students
NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL — New York Law School (NYLS) is launching two summer pre-law pipeline programs for local high school and college students. Both programs are offered at no cost to participants.
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LAW.COM — Karen Sloan takes a look at two new flexible law programs: Loyola Law School Los Angeles’ executive education program LLX, on what makes it different from other law school initiatives to teach non-lawyers, and Washburn Law’s Third Year Anywhere program, which enables 3Ls to build their professional networks outside of Topeka, KS.
Read More about A look at two new flexible law school programsUniversity of Massachusetts Law partners with Assumption College for accelerated Bachelor’s/JD ‘3+3’ program
UMASS DARTMOUTH NEWS — Assumption and the University of Massachusetts School of Law at UMass Dartmouth have partnered to enable Assumption students to earn a law degree in only six years, rather than the traditional seven years.
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OLE MISS LAW — This summer, 10 first-year University of Mississippi law students have a rare opportunity to work in the general counsel offices and other departments of some of the nation’s leading companies.
Read More about University of Mississippi Law debuts business law fellowship programWashburn Law announces new “remote third-year” option for students
LEAVENWORTH TIMES — A new program announced Monday by Washburn University School of Law allows students who are admitted this fall or later the opportunity to complete their final year of law school through the Third Year Anywhere enrollment option.
Read More about Washburn Law announces new “remote third-year” option for studentsGonzaga Law partners with Eastern Washington University for ‘3+3’ accelerated JD/Bachelor’s degree program
THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW — Gonzaga University and Eastern Washington University have teamed up to develop programs for students interested in legal careers. The partnership, announced Friday, aims to establish a program that would enable students to earn their bachelor’s and law degrees in six years instead of the usual seven.
Read More about Gonzaga Law partners with Eastern Washington University for ‘3+3’ accelerated JD/Bachelor’s degree programDuke Law’s Center for Firearms Law seeks to conduct non-partisan Second Amendment scholarship
DUKE CHRONICLE — The Duke Center for Firearms Law is searching for a scholarly alternative to the politically charged national debate surrounding gun rights and regulation.
Read More about Duke Law’s Center for Firearms Law seeks to conduct non-partisan Second Amendment scholarshipUniversity of Utah Law program explores pathways to law school with high school students
THE DAILY UTAH CHRONICLE — Feb. 22 was just another day of school at the S.J. Quinney College of Law, except the students in attendance were high school students from around the Salt Lake Community. They were learning about what law school is like through participation in an annual program called “Passageways to the Law.”
Read More about University of Utah Law program explores pathways to law school with high school studentsHofstra Law opens program to help pro se litigants with civil issues
LAW.COM — The Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University has launched a program to help pro se litigants with civil issues at the Eastern District of New York’s Central Islip courthouse. The clinic, which was opened in January, is staffed by an attorney, a law professor and five students.
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