Lewis & Clark Law to host spring event for prospective students
LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL — Whether you are thinking about applying for Fall 2020 or just starting to consider law school as a next step, this event will be a great opportunity to learn more. Come and chat with current students and admissions representatives about any and all questions you may have. Walk-ins are welcome, but…
Read More about Lewis & Clark Law to host spring event for prospective studentsPodcast: Balancing law school and military service
JD SUPRA — Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! Today, we have special guest Steven Arango with us — a Marine officer and lawyer — to talk about how he combined his military career with the law, as well as offer some useful tips on getting a clerkship and being published.
Read More about Podcast: Balancing law school and military serviceLewis & Clark Law honors Martin Luther King, Jr. with lecture event
LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL — Michelle J. DePass, President and CEO of Meyer Memorial Trust, inspired the Lewis & Clark community at the law school’s Martin Luther King Jr. Lecture on Tuesday, January 21. DePass shared her successes as an agitator for environmental justice – as well as a few of her challenges. She urged everyone…
Read More about Lewis & Clark Law honors Martin Luther King, Jr. with lecture eventNew England Law Boston professor Dina Haynes provides internship advice for students interested in immigration law
NEW ENGLAND LAW BOSTON — If you want to go into immigration law, getting hands-on experience is a must. But because of the nature of the work, it can be hard to find meaningful—and safe—opportunities, especially if you want to go abroad. Here, immigration and human rights law expert Professor Dina Haynes shares important advice…
Read More about New England Law Boston professor Dina Haynes provides internship advice for students interested in immigration lawNew England Law Boston provides tips for students on building rapport with professors
NEW ENGLAND LAW BOSTON — Your professors can be your biggest and best mentors, resources, and champions in law school and even after you graduate. The opportunities to learn from them extend far beyond the classroom too. You might work side-by-side on a research project, join them for a press conference, or just turn to them…
Read More about New England Law Boston provides tips for students on building rapport with professorsMercer Law launches Legal Legends lecture series
MERCER NEWS — Mercer University School of Law will launch the inaugural Mercer Legal Legends lecture series featuring L. Lin Wood, a 1977 Mercer Law graduate, on Thursday, Jan. 16, at 12 p.m., in the L. Lin Wood Courtroom. Mercer Legal Legends invites distinguished lawyers to share their legal expertise and perspectives to Mercer Law…
Read More about Mercer Law launches Legal Legends lecture seriesNew England Law student Sujin Han shares advice for part-time law
NEW ENGLAND LAW BOSTON — Sujin Han ’20 will be the first one to tell you: she was not one of those people who always knew they wanted to become lawyer. Today, Han, a member of New England Law | Boston’s evening JD program, draws upon her past to provide a better future for others. This is…
Read More about New England Law student Sujin Han shares advice for part-time lawPodcast: Tips for law students on a successful second semester
JD SUPRA — Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! Today, we’re talking about formulating a new action plan for the second semester if things didn’t go your way in the first semester.
Read More about Podcast: Tips for law students on a successful second semesterCapital Law students shares advice on balancing law school and careers
CAPITAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL — Juggling law school, a full-time job and a family has its challenges, but for several Capital University Law School students and recent graduates, it’s been a fulfilling journey. Here they share their advice on prioritizing obligations, striking a balance and pursuing lifelong dreams.
Read More about Capital Law students shares advice on balancing law school and careersStudy looks at the benefits of mindfulness for graduate students
INSIDE HIGHER ED — Ph.D. students already have too much to do and a long list of challenges, from research setbacks to paying the bills on a meager salary. That’s not to mention the things that can really go wrong for a graduate student, such as having an abusive adviser. So the notion that a bit…
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