How universities are using work-based learning to increase the perceived value of higher education
THE HECHINGER REPORT — Every weekday morning for six months, instead of taking college classes, 25-year-old Tamari Natelauri made the 45-minute drive from Philadelphia to Voorhees Township, New Jersey, to go to work at a large accounting firm.
Read More about How universities are using work-based learning to increase the perceived value of higher educationUniversity of Baltimore Law student Julea Seliavski discusses her leadership of the National Disabled Law Student Association
ABA — Starting with the “why.” Throughout my childhood I noticed inequalities in my schooling, and it was distressing to me. I saw kids being treated differently based on how they looked or acted. I remember a teacher complaining in front of everyone about how slow a student read. These kids weren’t getting access to…
Read More about University of Baltimore Law student Julea Seliavski discusses her leadership of the National Disabled Law Student AssociationCampbell Law hosts career night for students
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY NEWS — More than 300 law students and employers participated in Campbell Law School’s Career and Professional Development Center annual Career Night on Nov. 6, 2024, making it the law school’s largest annual Career Night in the school’s history.
Read More about Campbell Law hosts career night for studentsUniversity of Colorado Law student Zane Reynolds receives fellowship for excellence in natural resources law
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO BOULDER — University of Colorado Law student Zane Reynolds (’26) was awarded the Charles N. Woodruff Fellowship. The Charles N. Woodruff fellowship was established in memory of Charles Woodruff, a highly successful water resources lawyer, to promote excellence in the practice of natural resources law.
Read More about University of Colorado Law student Zane Reynolds receives fellowship for excellence in natural resources lawLoyola Law Los Angeles students serve as poll workers during 2024 election
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY — Graduating JD Evening student Sascha Macias ’25 was all smiles as she began her second day of volunteering at a Valencia, Calif., polling location just after 6 a.m. – and she had not even had her first cup of coffee yet.
Read More about Loyola Law Los Angeles students serve as poll workers during 2024 electionUniversity of Michigan Law Voting Project aims to increase voter engagement
MICHIGAN LAW — In a critical swing state during a tightly contested presidential election, Michigan Law students are doing their part to ensure that Michigan voters are guaranteed the opportunity to cast their ballots.
Read More about University of Michigan Law Voting Project aims to increase voter engagementUniversity of North Carolina Law students visit World War II Japanese internment camps
UNC SCHOOL OF LAW — What does it mean to be an ethical lawyer? Eight Carolina Law students explored this fundamental question in a powerful new setting this fall – at the site where World War II-era attorneys helped implement and defend the unjust imprisonment of Japanese Americans.
Read More about University of North Carolina Law students visit World War II Japanese internment campsPenn Carey Law joint JD and MBA program allows students to study for a semester in San Francisco
PENN CAREY LAW — The Francis J. & William Polk Carey JD/MBA Program offers JD/MBA students the option of applying to the Semester in San Francisco (SSF) program. Here, Nico Goldberg L’25, WG’25 shares his experience during his semester in San Francisco.
Read More about Penn Carey Law joint JD and MBA program allows students to study for a semester in San FranciscoPenn Carey Law highlights accomplishments of eight law school clinics
PENN CAREY LAW — During the 2023-24 academic year, Gittis Legal Clinics students logged over 12,500 hours of legal services on cases for over 300 clients, both individuals and organizations.
Read More about Penn Carey Law highlights accomplishments of eight law school clinicsAn interview with Stanford Law Center for Responsible Quantum Technology fellow Elija Perrier
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — The Stanford Center for Responsible Quantum Technology (RQT) provides Fellowships that enable researchers of exceptional distinction at any stage in their career to delve into diverse RQT related topics to produce pioneering scholarship.
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