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Teaching Business Ethics in Haiti “Haiti is a place of amazing contrasts. It is extremely poor. Most houses are small and many primitive, but the people have a certain dignity, which never fails to impress me,” says L.Lynn Hogue, who spent Spring Break teaching business ethics through his church. Hogue, professor emeritus, traveled to Les… Read more »

Fulbright Recipient Works in Brazil The Fulbright U.S. Student Program recently awarded Max Holland (J.D. ’13) with a scholarship to participate in the Fulbright English Teaching Assistantships Program. As part of the program, he will work at a teaching university in Brazil to help improve students’ English language skills and their knowledge of the United… Read more »

Once More a Best Value Oct. 3, 2013 ATLANTA – The Georgia State University College of Law is among the nation’s top 10 “Best Value Law Schools,” according to the October issue of The National Jurist. The college, which has made the top 10 list for the past seven years, continues to be the No…. Read more »

Second Place for Moot Court Georgia State University College of Law’s Moot Court team was named a runner-up in the National Health Law Moot Court Competition on Nov. 1-2. The team of Kara Gordon (J.D. ’14), Janelle Alleyne (J.D. ’15), Nirvi Shah (J.D. ’15) and coach Gregory Fosheim (J.D. ’14) competed against teams from the… Read more »

Moot Court Team Places Third in Regional Competition Georgia State University College of Law’s Trademark Moot Court team received third place Feb. 8 in the International Trademark Association’s Saul Lefkowitz Southeast Regional Competition, which addresses issues in U.S. trademark and unfair competition law. Team members Eric Connelly (J.D. ’14), Matthew Goings (J.D. ’15), Phil Parham… Read more »

Newsroom ]]> Bankruptcy Course To Help Atlantans Georgia State Law will launch a Bankruptcy Assistance and Practice Program this fall that will help an underserved sector of the greater Atlanta community while training students in practice. More » Fulbright Recipient Works in Brazil Max Holland (J.D. ’13) will teach in Brazil through the Fulbright English… Read more »

Washington: 50 Under 50 Tanya Washington, associate professor of law, has been named to Lawyers of Color’s “50 Under 50” list, a comprehensive catalog of minority law professors under the age of 50, who are making an impact in legal education. “I have worked with thousands of students of color over the past 15 years… Read more »

Georgia State Law Offers Dual Degree with Public Health ATLANTA — Georgia State University will begin offering a juris doctor/master of public health dual degree program this fall, the university announced today (July 24). The program allows students to pursue the degrees concurrently in a shortened period of time, by allowing certain courses from each… Read more »

Hogue Co-Writes Military Text October 15, 2013 Georgia State University College of Law professor Lynn Hogue and Emory University School of Law professor Charles Shanor have published the fourth edition of Military Law in a Nutshell (West Publishing, 2013). The book, published in September, is a reference targeted to law students, judges, lawyers practicing military… Read more »

Enduring Connection for Emeritus Professor Professor Charles Marvin is continuing his longstanding connection with Latvia’s Riga Graduate School of Law as a visiting professor. Marvin returned to the Baltic Country as a visiting professor of law after retiring from Georgia State Law in 2012. Marvin first traveled to Latvia as a Fulbright Teaching Professor in… Read more »