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  AUWCL Launches New Health Law and Policy Program

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  AUWCL Student Honored by American Bankruptcy Institute

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  Deputy AG Rosenstein Addresses Attendees at AALS Mid-Year Meeting

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  Bryan Stevenson, Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative, Addresses the Class of 2017

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  U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer and CJEU President Koen Lenaerts Join AU for Luxembourg Forum

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  Lisa Dewey ’93 Named Recipient of 2017 Women and the Law Leadership Award

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  AUWCL Sponsors 19th Annual Grotius Lecture to Open 111th ASIL Annual Meeting

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  Olivia Bedi ’05 Highlights Her WCL Experience

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  Equal Justice Foundation Hosts 24th Annual Auction Night to Benefit Public Interest

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  Environmental Law Society Expands Opportunities for Students

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  Washington Lawyer Profiles the 120 Year History of Washington College of Law and Its Founding by Two Courageous Women

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  Business Law Review has Expanded Business, Journal Opportunities for AUWCL Students

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  AUWCL Hosts Rapid Response Teach-In on Immigration Ban Executive Order

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  Prince George’s County State’s Attorney Keynotes Law School’s Annual MLK Commemoration

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  Professor Sunita Patel and Students Attend U.S. Supreme Court Oral Argument in Abassi v. Aschroft

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• AUWCL Associate Dean for Library & Information Resources Billie Jo Kaufman to Assume SEALS Presidency at 2017 Annual Meeting

  The Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) 2017 Annual Meeting will take place July 31 - August 6. AUWCL Associate Dean for Library & Information Resources Billie Jo Kaufman will assume this year's SEALS Presidency. The meeting offers legal educators panels and discussion groups that focus on pedogogy; thus offering law professors an opportunity to enhance their classroom teaching. AUWCL faculty and administrators serving as presenters and/or officers at this year's meeting include: Llezlie Green Coleman, Jennifer Daskal, Billie Jo Kaufman, Jonathan Grossberg, Claire Prono, Anita Sinha, Richard Ugelow, and Anthony Varona.

• AUWCL Launches New Health Law and Policy Program

  American University Washington College of Law has launched a new Health Law and Policy Program led by Professor Lindsay F. Wiley and Senior Fellow of Health Law and Policy Asha Scielzo. The Program will bring the practice of health law directly into the classroom, ensuring that JD, LL.M., and SJD students graduate practice-ready and connected to opportunities in the field.

• Policing the Black Man, Edited by Professor Angela J. Davis, Addresses the Criminal Justice System's Adverse Impact on African American Boys & Men

  Professor Angela J. Davis' new book Policing the Black Man: Arrest, Prosecution, and Imprisonment, released Tuesday, July 11, by Pantheon Books, is already garnering a variety of positive reviews and recommendations. The collection of essays explores and critiques the many ways the criminal justice system impacts the lives of African American boys and men at every stage of the criminal process, from arrest through sentencing.

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