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Prof. Alena M. Allen was recently named to Lawyers of Color's 50 Under 50 list, a comprehensive catalog of minority law professors making an impact
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Prof. Amy Campbell, director of the University of Memphis Health Law Institute, has
been selected as one of 10 faculty fellows chosen to participate in the Future of Public Health Law Education:
Faculty Fellowship Program. The program is funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
to foster innovations and build a learning community among those who teach public
health law at professional and graduate schools. For more information, visit law.gsu.edu/phlfellowship. |
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The University of Memphis National Moot Court Team, second-year law students Chelsea
Harris and Courtney Sharp, advanced to the final rounds of the National Moot Court
Competition in New York City. To read more, click here. |
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The University of Memphis Duberstein Moot Court Team recently competed and won 1st
place in the Hon. Lloyd D. George Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition held at the University
of Nevada Las Vegas's Boyd School of Law. Please click here to read more. |
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Memphis Law alum, The Hon. Holly Kirby, was recently appointed to the Tennessee Supreme
Court by Governor Bill Haslam. To read more, please click HERE. |
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Memphis Law would like to congratulate Jennifer Nichols, one of our outstanding adjunct
professors, on her recent promotion to deputy district attorney general in the Shelby
County District Attorney's Office. To read more, please click here>>
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The National Jurist ranked the University of Memphis School of Law as one of the Best Value Law Schools in the nation in its new rankings. Memphis Law scored an A- in the new rankings, thanks to our high bar passage rates,
affordable tuition, average debt upon graduation, employment rate, and our extremely
attractive cost of living.
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Upcoming Events
For all upcoming student events, please click here>>
This year's Alternative Spring Break, entitled Civil Right to Counsel: Gideon's New Trumpet, will take place March 10-14, 2014. For more information, please click here>>
The University of Memphis Health Law Institute will host its inaugural symposium,
Race, Research, and Rights: The Legacy of the Tuskegee Syphilis Study, with special guests Fred Gray and James Jones, on April 3-4, 2014. For more information,
please click here>>
Memphis Law will host the annual Admitted Student Open House for admitted students on Saturday, April 12. For more information, please click here>>
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