Funding to CUNY Law to support renovation project for multiuse center
THE NATIONAL JURIST — City University of New York School of Law received $1.5 million from the New York City Council to support a major renovation project to transform a decommissioned kitchen into the CUNY Law Worker Education and Development Center.
Read More about Funding to CUNY Law to support renovation project for multiuse centerFordham Law celebrates Juneteenth with collection of community programs
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — From a luncheon at Fordham University’s Rose Hill campus to a conversation with Dr. Julius Garvey—son of Marcus Garvey—Fordham Law students can attend a number of community programs in celebration of Juneteenth.
Read More about Fordham Law celebrates Juneteenth with collection of community programsWhither the Monograph: Changes to the ABA Standards on Library and Information Resources and Their Unintended Consequences for Legal Scholarship by Nicholas Mignanelli
Legal Skills Prof Blog (by Scott Fruehwald) — The author shares a forthcoming Northwestern Law Journal article by Nicholas Mignanelli (Yale Law) that describes how changes to ABA standards on library information and resources could affect legal scholarship.
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UCI LAW — The University of California, Irvine School of Law (UCI Law) and Thrive Scholars have established a scholarship initiative for graduating Thrive Scholars and alumni.
Read More about UC Irvine Law establishes scholarship initiative in partnership with Thrive ScholarsCase Western Reserve Law international law moot court team wins national competition
CASE WESTERN RESERVE SCHOOL OF LAW — The law school’s Jessup International Law Moot Court team (composed of Elise Manchester, Will Baker, Ellie Buerk, Brianna Schmidt and Naomi Matthusen) took 1st place at the National Competition held on Feb. 29—March 3, 2024 in Portland, Oregon, earning a berth in the International Rounds in D.C. in…
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HARVARD LAW SCHOOL — I came to Harvard Law School with a background in international development from my undergraduate years, excited to work on the most pressing issues facing the developing world.
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THE HARVARD CRIMSON — Hundreds of Harvard Law School affiliates gathered in Wasserstein Hall on Thursday for a Rappaport Forum event on Trump v. Anderson.
Read More about Harvard Law hosts forum on Section Three of the Fourteenth AmendmentPodcast: Touro Law senior instructional designer Patricia Baia describes how course design has changed over the years
THE ASPEN LEADING EDGE PODCAST — Patricia Baia, Touro Law School, shares the details of being an Instructional Designer and how designing courses has changed over the years. She also gives advice on how to mix up lessons and how to conduct self-reflection after every class.
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THE COLUMNS — On Friday, Oct. 6, the German Law Journal will host a day-long symposium at W&L Law titled “Sexual Violence and the Law.”
Read More about Washington and Lee Law German Law Journal to host symposium on sexual violence and the lawArizona State University Law launches new alumni engagement office
ASU NEWS — The Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University is launching a dedicated alumni office to reshape how it connects and engages with all of its graduates.
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