Penn State Dickinson Law students Camille Penman and Morgan Donate win moot court competition
PENN STATE — Good attorneys know how to adjust. Penn State Dickinson Law students Morgan Donate and Camille Penman, both class of 2026, found themselves doing that as they prepared for the O’Savio Moot Court Competition.
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CHARLESTON SCHOOL OF LAW — The Charleston School of Law Center for Business and Transactional Law and the University of South Carolina Joseph F. Rice School of Law held the second annual Transactional Law Derby in Charleston on Saturday.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH S. J. QUINNEY COLLEGE OF LAW — Six current Utah Law students—Valeria Jimenez, Brock Smith, Rachel Prickett Passey, Nate Bramhall, Kiersten Vandervelde, and Seth LaPray—talk about their law school experiences in the latest Student Spotlight video series.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW — University of Virginia School of Law students with military backgrounds, and those who will serve after graduation, find friends, support and future colleagues in Virginia Law Veterans.
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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF LAW — Welcome to UW Law’s “Got a Minute?” series. These are fun, short-answer interviews with 20 rapid-fire questions. We’ll find students throughout William H. Gates Hall as they study, wait for class or hangout with their classmates. This week’s “Got a Minute?” interview is with Ray Lappin, 3L.
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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…
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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.
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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.
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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.
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