Fall Mini-Externship Fairs Connect Students with Employers in Business, Criminal Law, and Immigration

Fall Mini-Externship Fairs Connect Students with Employers in Business, Criminal Law, and Immigration

13 Sep, 2017

As part of the law school’s ongoing effort to assist students interested in growing practice areas, the Externship Program is sponsoring a series of mini-externship fairs again this fall. The fairs will connect upper level students with a wide range of employers – government agencies, nonprofit organizations, trade associations, courts, and firms working on pro bono matters – who are seeking externs and interns for upcoming semesters.

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DACA Teach-In Provides Update on Immigration Policy

DACA Teach-In Provides Update on Immigration Policy

13 Sep, 2017

On Tuesday, Sept. 12, American University Washington College of Law hosted a “Rapid Response DACA Teach-In,” symposium where our faculty experts addressed the Administration’s decision to cancel the DACA program. Professors Steve Wermiel, Amanda Frost, and Jeff Lubbers were joined by Professor Fernando Laguarda, director of the Program on Law and Government, and Lisa Curtis from the Marshall-Brennan Constitutional Literacy Project. The program was organized and moderated by Professor Cori Alonso-Yoder, practitioner-in-residence with the Immigrant Justice Clinic.

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Professor Nicola Releases Book on European Union Law

Professor Nicola Releases Book on European Union Law

06 Sep, 2017

Professor Fernanda Nicola, an expert in comparative law and European Union law, has collaborated with Bill Davies, a European historian with the AU School of Public Affairs, to publish a groundbreaking analysis of the rulings of the Court of Justice of the European Union titled, EU Law Stories: Contextual and Critical Histories of European Jurisprudence (Law in Context).

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Dean Emeritus Grossman Opens Annual Course of Inter-American Institute of Human Rights

Dean Emeritus Grossman Opens Annual Course of Inter-American Institute of Human Rights

25 Aug, 2017

On Aug. 22, 2017, Professor and Dean Emeritus Claudio Grossman opened the Annual Course of the Inter-American Institute of Human Rights in San Jose, Costa Rica. The President of Costa Rica Luis Guillermo Solis joined in the opening ceremony, which was attended by 200 participants in the course, including academics, journalists, diplomats, civil servants, and members of non-governmental organizations. This year’s course topic was Transparency and the Struggle against Corruption. See more about the annual institute at http://iidh.ed.cr/.

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Alumnus Honored with ABA's 2016-17 Outstanding Young Military Service Lawyer Award

Alumnus Honored with ABA's 2016-17 Outstanding Young Military Service Lawyer Award

24 Aug, 2017

American University Washington College of Law congratulates Lieutenant Commander Travis Noyes ’13 who recently received the American Bar Association Young Lawyer Division’s Outstanding Young Military Service Lawyer Award.

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