Incoming University of Nebraska Law student Isabella Jacobsen discusses decision to pursue law
NEBRASKA TODAY — Isabella Jacobsen, an animal science major who will attend Nebraska Law in the fall, started her own baking business and is part of the Engler Agribusiness Entrepreneurship program.
Read More about Incoming University of Nebraska Law student Isabella Jacobsen discusses decision to pursue lawFordham Law announces new fellows in public interest and ethics
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Fordham Law School’s Stein Scholars Program in Public Interest Law and Ethics is designed to cultivate the next generation of public interest lawyers through academic and specialized discussion series, mentorships, and volunteer work with public interest organizations. Selected students with a demonstrated commitment to public interest participate in the academic and…
Read More about Fordham Law announces new fellows in public interest and ethicsHarvard Law student J.V. Langkilde discusses how his family and upbringing inspires his legal aspirations
HARVARD LAW TODAY — For J.V. Langkilde ’22, it’s all about community. “Growing up in American Samoa, I lived near a lot of family,” he says. “We had a plot of land where my mother and her children, her brother and his children, and their sister and their children, all lived. That’s pretty typical for Samoan families…
Read More about Harvard Law student J.V. Langkilde discusses how his family and upbringing inspires his legal aspirationsHarvard Law student Jackson Beard discusses her aspirations in international law
HARVARD LAW TODAY — Jackson Beard ’22 has known she wanted to be a lawyer since she was 14 — and she can recall the exact moment that set her on her path to Harvard Law School and her future career.
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UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI’I — Leilani Carrero says her scholarship donors have not only made it possible for her to attend the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa – William S. Richardson School of Law, they have broadened her outlook: “The mentors who provide these scholarships, they show you a world you didn’t know existed and they…
Read More about Video: University of Hawai’i Law student Leilani Carrero discusses the importance of scholarships to law studentsABA data: Law graduates who pass bar exam on the first attempt have promising employment outcomes
ABA JOURNAL — For the class of 2021 at the Golden Gate University School of Law, both the first-time bar pass rate and the rate of employment in full-time, long-term jobs practicing law are below 41%.
Read More about ABA data: Law graduates who pass bar exam on the first attempt have promising employment outcomesNotre Dame Law students Madison Kemker and Annika Nielsen-Kim to address issues in local community
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME LAW SCHOOL — Madison Kemker and Annika Nielsen-Kim, both third-year law students, have been awarded Thomas L. Shaffer Public Interest Fellowships. The fellowship, named in honor of former dean and professor Thomas L. Shaffer and funded by donor support, covers the salary and benefits for two Notre Dame Law School graduates to work…
Read More about Notre Dame Law students Madison Kemker and Annika Nielsen-Kim to address issues in local communityPenn Law research fellow Taeho Kim discusses research on police accountability and performance
PENN LAW — Taeho Kim, Research Fellow at the Quattrone Center for the Fair Administration of Justice at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, recently joined the faculty of the University of Toronto’s Centre for Industrial Relations & Human Resources. Taeho is an applied microeconomist with research interests in criminal justice, workplace practices, and labor…
Read More about Penn Law research fellow Taeho Kim discusses research on police accountability and performanceUniversity of Virginia Law student Gabriele Josephs discusses the link between technology and social justice
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW — Gabriele Josephs knew he wanted to make a difference through policy and was inspired by mentors to pursue a law degree rather than a Ph.D. Now, as a first-year student at the University of Virginia School of Law, he’s researching how online platforms play a role in understanding…
Read More about University of Virginia Law student Gabriele Josephs discusses the link between technology and social justiceUniversity of Utah Law student Jessi Maupin discusses plans to work in intellectual property law
S.J. QUINNEY COLLEGE OF LAW — With an undergraduate degree in engineering and four years working as a civil engineer under her belt, shifting to the book-heavy world of law school was a bit of a challenge for Jessi Maupin. But her STEM background gave her some big advantages—how to think analytically and problem-solve, and…
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