September 29, 2009
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Message from Dean Douglas |
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Law School Welcomes Class of 2012, Number of J.D. Applicants Up 8.7% |
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Mark Your Calendar! Law Alumni Weekend, April 16 & 17 |
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New Faculty |
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Faculty Activities Q&A with Professor Angela Banks about her research on U.S. immigration policies and international legal norms. Click here for story. Professor Michael Stein, a member of the Ad Hoc Committee that drafted and negotiated the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, attended the signing of the treaty at the U.N. Click here for story. For more faculty activities, click here. |
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Honors and Awards Professor Nancy Combs Received the Cabell Research Professorship for 2009-2010. Click here for story. Professor Linda Malone will journey to Italy next year as the Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Environmental Policy. Click here for story. Adjunct Professor Neal Robinson '92, received the 2009-10 St. George Tucker Adjunct Professorship Award, which is presented each year to a member of the adjunct faculty for outstanding teaching. Click here for story. |
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The Journal of Women and the Law announced a new advisory panel. Click here for story. |
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Recomended Reading |
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Law School on Facebook and LinkedIn |
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Do you work in the field of private or public international law? Please let us know by emailing [[MWNews,Marshall-Wythe E-News]]. We know that we have many alumni working in this area, more than most other law schools, and would like to increase networking opportunities among our faculty and alums. Please let us know where you are and what you’re doing. |
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On the Calendar Visit the events page for more info on these and other upcoming events. Supreme Court Preview 2009-10 (Oct. 2-3) Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conference (Oct. 16-7) Atlanta Law Alumni Reception, hosted by Marc Taylor '89 and Meg Taylor '91 (Oct. 22) William & Mary Tax Conference (Nov. 12-13) Families, Fundamentalism, and the First Amendment (Nov. 6) |
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Loan Repayment Assistance Program William & Mary School of Law's Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP) assists graduates, beginning with the Class of 2004, entering public service employment. Assistance is in the form of annual interest-bearing loans which are forgiven if the recipient satisfies all program requirements and remains in qualifying employment. Funding is provided on a calendar-year basis, with disbursement in February. |
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Post a Position, Schedule an Interview Is your firm or organization looking for a recent graduate to fill an entry-level attorney or a volunteer legal internship position? If so, please contact the Office of Career Services by calling (757)221-3805 or emailing the [[lawocs,Office of Career Services]], and we will notify Class of 2009 graduates of your hiring needs. |
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The Office of Career Services is happy to assist alumni who are seeking employment or pursuing new career opportunities. OCS offers a wide range of resources and can provide counseling via telephone or in person. Learn more about career services for graduates of the Law School. Equal Justice Works is conducting webinars on federal public service loan forgiveness and loan repayment assistance programs. "Public Service Loan Forgiveness and Loan Assistance Repayment Programs from A to Z" is scheduled for October 1 and 5. Click here to register. |
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Have You Changed Your Work or Home Address? |
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The Marshall-Wythe E-News is published by the Office of Development and Alumni Affairs at the William & Mary Law School, P.O. Box 8795, Williamsburg, VA 23187-8795, tel: 757-221-3795. Editor: Jaime Welch-Donahue |
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