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07-01-08
King County Superior Court Night Court Session: King County Superior
Court Judge Mary I. Yu will hold a special night court motions session at Seattle
University School of Law on Monday, June 30...(Night
Court)
06-30-08
School of Law in the News May, 2008: Law professors were quoted
in regional and national publications on issues ranging from business startups
to gay marriage...(News Stories)
06-13-08
Directors Training Academy: The sixth annual DTA, "Adding Value through
Legal, Ethical, and Responsible Governance" hosted by the Center on Corporations,
Law & Society is June 12, at the law school...(Directors
Training Academy)
06-10-08
School of Law in the News April, 2008: Read comments from professors
on a variety of current topics, including commentary about the law school's
35th Anniversary celebration...(News Stories)
05-30-08
Conference on Catholic Legal Thought: The 2008 Summer Institute Conference
on Catholic Legal Thought will be held May 28-30 at Seattle University School
of Law. The four topics for this year will be: Teaching and Our Pastoral Role,
Catholic Thought and Legal Theory, Scholarly Career Planning as a Christian,
and Works in Progress...(Catholic
Legal Thought)
05-30-08
Student Diaries: Seattle University School of Law students
detail their law school experiences in regular online journals. Read about their
courses, how they juggle all their commitments and what they are learning in
and out of the classroom along the way...(SU Law Student
Diaries)
05-28-08
Professor Speaks at Town Hall: Professor John Mitchell will moderate
a panel exploring both sides of assisted suicide debate May 28. (Town
Hall Debate)
05-19-08
Graduation 2008: The Spring 2008 graduation ceremony will be
held on Saturday, May 17. The ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. at Safeco Field...(Graduation
Information)
05-08-08
School of Law in the News March, 2008: Read comments from professors
on a variety of current topics, including commentary about Justice Charles Johnson's
bid for a fourth Supreme Court term...(News
Stories)
05-07-08
35 Years of Excellence: Law school celebrates its roots and looks toward
the future...(35 Years)
05-05-08
Law School Hires Renowned Scholars: Richard Delgado and Jean
Stefancic will join the faculty of Seattle University School of Law in the fall...(New
Faculty)
04-28-08
35th Gala Celebration: A performance by the Seattle Symphony highlights
a special night for the law school on Friday, April 25 at Benaroya Hall...(35th
Anniversary Gala)
04-22-08
Public Interest Pioneer: Charlie Halpern, one of the founders
of the Center for Law and Social Policy, will discuss his new book about “activism
and the practice of wisdom,” at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, April 22, in Room 109...(Halpern
Speaks)
04-21-08
South Africa Program Application Deadline Extended: The application
deadline for the S. Africa Program has been extended to Friday, April 18, 2008.
Notification of acceptance to the program will be based on a rolling admission;
early application is encouraged...(South
Africa Program)
04-11-08
Who’s Minding the Store? National conference explores
the current state of food safety and how it can be improved April 11 and 12...(Food
Safety)
04-07-08
Goldmark Award: John McKay honored for his commitment to equal
justice...(McKay Award)
04-03-08
School of Law in the News February, 2008: Read comments from
professors on a variety of current topics, plus a column by Dean Kellye Testy
on social justice ideals...(News Stories)
04-03-08
Expert on World Economies to Speak: Ha-Joon Chang, one of
the world’s leading scholars on economics and development, will talk about
his new book, “Bad Samaritans — The Myth of Free Trade and the Secret
History of Capitalism,” at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 3...(Economics
Lecture)
03-25-08
Principled Service: John McKay and Don Horowitz culminate
their popular “Making a Difference” series on Tuesday, March 25
with an exploration of opportunities for service...(Public
Service Opportunities)
03-14-08
School of Law in the News January, 2008: Read comments from
professors on a variety of current topics, plus a column by Dean Kellye Testy
on changes in legal education...(News Stories)
03-07-08
Pluralism, Religion and the Law: A conference on the intersection
of identity, faith and legal reasoning will run from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday,
March 7, at the law school...(Pluralism
Conference)
03-05-08
Improving Public Defense: Visiting Clinical Professor Bob
Boruchowitz is leading a national project aimed at providing better representation
for people accused of misdemeanor crimes...(Defense Project)
03-02-08
Application Deadline Approaches: A reminder, applications
for the 2008-2009 school year are accepted through March 1...(Apply
Online)
03-02-08
Public Interest and You: Law school hosts A Week about How
to Make your Public Interest Plans a Reality February 25 through March 1, including
a visit by Heather Jarvis from Equal Justice Works...(Public
Interest Week)
03-01-08
What is to be done with ‘Terrorists’? Distinguished
panel addresses treatment of detainees and terrorism suspects at forum February
29...(Terrorism CLE)
03-01-08
Making a Difference: Professor from Practice John McKay and
Former Judge Don Horowitz hold their third seminar on public interest law on
February 28...(Public Interest
Session)
02-27-08
State Supreme Court Visits Law School: The Washington State
Supreme Court will visit Seattle University School of Law on February 25 and
26. The justices will hear oral arguments in the law school’s Fred H.
Dore Courtroom beginning at 9 a.m. Tuesday, February 26. Students and faculty
are invited to attend. The justices also will speak with students, visit classes
and attend other events with Dean Kellye Testy and the faculty during their
visit. For more information on those programs, contact Leann Wagele at wagelel@seattleu.edu...(Supreme
Court Visit)
02-27-08
Globalization and Justice: The School of Law co-hosts a conference
that will bring together faculty members at Seattle University who have worked
in global contexts to encourage in-depth conversations about what it means to
do global scholarship at a university that is dedicated to empowering leaders
for a just and humane world on February 21-22...(Globalization
and Justice Conference)
02-14-08
Pakistan’s Best Chance: Associate Dean and Professor
Tayyab Mahmud will moderate an event on the situation in Pakistan at 7 p.m.
on Wednesday, February 13 in Pigott Auditorium. Wendy Chamberlin, president
of the Middle East Institute and former U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan, will speak.
The event is a presentation of the World Affairs Council of Seattle in collaboration
with SU, UW, King County Bar Association and Microsoft.
02-12-08
Congratulations to the 2008 Tausend Moot Court Winners: 2L
Greta Smith won the 2008 Fredric C. Tausend Moot Court Competition at Seattle
University School of Law. Janna Oswald, 2L, was the runner-up...(Tausend
Moot Court)
02-11-08
Brown Undone?: February 8-9 symposium explores ramifications
of Seattle School District race ruling...(Brown
Undone?)
02-07-08
Chiappinelli is Creighton’s New Dean: Associate Dean
and Professor Eric Chiappinelli was named the new dean of Creighton University
School of Law in Omaha, Nebraska...(Chiappinelli
Transition)
02-07-08
School of Law in the News December, 2007: Read about Elizabeth
Ford's appointment to King County's Human Resources Division's Labor Relations
Section, among other articles...(News Stories)
02-06-08
Rio Program Information Sessions: Two information sessions
are scheduled on Wednesday, February 6 from 2 to 2:50 or 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. in
the Courtroom. Professor Carmen Gonzalez, Associate Dean Donna Deming and Paula
Nagel from Student Financial Services will be present at the sessions to answer
your questions. Contact Junsen Ohno at ohnoj@seattleu.edu
for more information...(Rio Program)
01-28-08
Equal Justice Works Honors: A student and recent graduate
have been selected for prestigious positions, and EJW leader David Stern lauds
the work being done at the law school...(EJW
Honors)
01-28-08
South Africa Summer Abroad – Global Justice Advocacy Information
Session: Students interested in the program are invited to attend one
of two information sessions scheduled on Monday, January 28, 2008 from Noon
to 12:50 p.m. in Room 109 or from 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. in Room 110. Professor Ron
Slye, Associate Dean Donna Deming and Paula Nagel, Assistant Director of Student
Financial Services will be present to answer questions about the program. For
more information, contact Junsen Ohno at ohnoj@seattleu.edu...(Study
in South Africa)
01-16-07
Law School Turns 35: The School of Law will celebrate 35 years
of standing for excellence and reaching for justice at 35th anniversary events
throughout the year...(35th Anniversary)
01-11-08
School of Law in the News November, 2007: Read about John
McKay and Tayyab Mahmud's perspectives on the Rule of Law in Pakistan, among
other articles...(News Stories)
01-08-08
Promotions Bolster Academic Programs: Dean Kellye Testy announced
several key promotions this year as part of her ongoing efforts to build on
the strong academic program at the law school...(Promotions)
01-02-08
Law School Closed for Holidays: The law school will be closed
from Saturday, December 22, 2007 through Tuesday, January 1, 2008 for the holidays.
During this time all offices will be closed, and Sullivan Hall will be inaccessible.
We look forward to serving you in the new year!