Paving the Way for International Arbitration Having a campus near the state capitol in downtown Atlanta provides ample opportunity for Georgia State University students to learn through firsthand observation and experience. In the GSU College of Law, students and faculty not only can become involved in the legislative process, but are able to influence policy… Read more »
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Law librarians honored with awards
Law librarians honored with awards Two Georgia State College of Law librarians Nancy Johnson and Meg Butler were honored at the American Association of Law Libraries annual conference in July. Johnson, veteran librarian and retiring associate dean for library and information services received the Miriam Gallagher Lifetime Achievement Award, while Butler, associate director of public… Read more »
GSU Law Accepting Nominations for 2013 Ben Johnson Jr. Award
GSU Law Accepting Nominations for 2013 Ben Johnson Jr. Award Georgia State University College of Law is accepting nominations of Georgia lawyers whose overall accomplishments reflect the high tradition of selfless public service that its founding dean, Ben F. Johnson Jr., exemplified during his career and life. “Ben F. Johnson Jr. worked tirelessly to ensure… Read more »
Hands on Election Day
Hands on Election Day Georgia State Law Students Volunteer for Voter Protection Georgia State University College of Law students put their studies into action last election day by volunteering for voter protection organizations. Assistant professor Anne Tucker organized an information session at the college where students learned about volunteering and registered for poll monitoring training…. Read more »
Fifty Years After Gideon v. Wainright
Fifty Years After Gideon v. Wainright
Professors Challenge DOMA in Brief
Professors Challenge DOMA in Brief Georgia State University College of Law associate professor Tanya Washington and two professors from the University of Denver’s Sturm College of Law filed an amicus brief in United States v. Windsor on March 1. The case challenges the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act’s exclusion of same-sex married couples…. Read more »
2012 News Archive
2012 News Archive Erin Ann O’Mara (J.D. ’05) Chosen for Fellowship Forsyth County assistant solicitor-general Erin Ann O’Mara (J.D. ’05) will become a spokeswoman for the NAPC and NHTSA as well as teach about traffic safety through outreach programs. More » Law Review Hosts Water Rights Symposium The event will examine the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers process of river… Read more »
Promoting Public Health – Georgia State University
College Site | College of Law Home | RSS Feeds | Alumni News | GSU College of Law Alumni News | Promoting Public Health Promoting Public Health Question: What is the common thread among over twenty Georgia State Law alumni who go to court, counsel clients, analyze policy initiatives and legislation, circulate global news, undertake… Read more »
Students Raise Funds for Less Cancer and More Birthdays – Center for Law Health and Society – Georgia State University
Center for Law, Health & Society | News and Events | Center News | 2012 Archive | Students Raise Funds for Less Cancer and More Birthdays Students Raise Funds for Less Cancer and More Birthdays ATLANTA – On Saturday, March 31, over 30 law students came together to participate in the Black Law Students Association’s… Read more »
Kinkopf Joins in White House Strategy
Kinkopf Joins in White House Strategy On May 7, College of Law professor Neil Kinkopf attended a briefing at the White House at the invitation of President Obama. Kinkopf was among 150 community and legal leaders called to Washington, D.C., for a briefing and strategy session with administration officials to address the problem of vacancies… Read more »