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Clinic Honored for Advocacy Work with Children and FamiliesThe law school's Civil Justic Clinic (CJC) has received Legal Services of Eastern Missouri's (LSEM's) 2011 Ashley Award. LSEM selected the CJC for work that clinic faculty, students, and staff have undertaken in protecting the rights of children and families. [more] Observance Celebrates First Female Graduate
Law School Salutes Adjunct Faculty
Mudd Hall Memories Sought
Save the DateAlumni Weekend and Reunions - October 21-22 Alumnus SpotlightSelsberg Successfully Defends Carlos Slim Helu, America Movil Share Your NewsYour Washington University School of Law friends would love to hear from you—whether it’s a report of a new job, a professional achievement, a new house, marriage, a baby, a gathering with fellow law graduates, or other adventures you've had. We always hear that the Class Notes section of the Law Magazine is the first section everyone reads. Please use the online form to send any news you want to share for the online posting and an upcoming issue of the magazine. [more]
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In 1871 Phoebe Couzins became the first woman to earn a degree from Washington University and the law school. Exactly 140 years later, more than 140 women students, faculty, lawyers, judges, and alumnae gathered in the law school’s Crowder Courtyard to honor Couzins’ achievement and to celebrate the newly licensed women members of the Class of 2011. [
Washington University School of Law recently recognized its adjunct professors for their more than 1,200 years of combined service to the school. In particular, those reaching the milestones of 10 and 20 years of service were specifically honored. [
The spring issue of Washington University Law Magazine will both respectfully and irreverently feature the Mudd Hall years (warts, leaks, and all). Please share your “leaky” or fun anecdotes, inspirational stories, and/or memories. [