Here's what it means for you:, A Versatile Degree, There are few degrees more versatile than a Juris Doctor (JD) . Whether you're interested in private practice, public interest law, government service, litigation, in-house corporate work, marine and admiralty law, non-legal applications, or further studies — RWU Law can help you design an academic and experiential pathway that will get you to where you want to be., Substantial Hands-On Experience, Guaranteed, RWU Law, guarantees, that every qualified student will be afforded a substantial, hands-on clinical experience ., A Deep Commitment to Social Justice, At RWU Law, Social Justice has been a central part of the school's mission from its inception. You might say it's embedded in our DNA. RWU law's public service opportunities set the stage for a lifetime of invaluable legal contributions to society., An Ideal Location, From our beautiful seaside campus in Bristol to our urban experiential campus in Providence — Rhode Island's legal, governmental, commercial, and cultural hub — RWU Law provides you with the best of both worlds for launching your successful legal career. Dean Gregory W. Bowman "We’re proud to have a strong community doing outstanding work here at RWU Law. Come and let us show you around. We can't…, Dean Gregory W. Bowman, So Connect With Us Today!, Now it's your turn: Fill out the fields below and let's start a conversation about what how you want to change your world — and how we can help you do it.
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Here's what it means for you:, A Versatile Degree, There are few degrees more versatile than a Juris Doctor (JD) . Whether you're interested in private practice, public interest law, government service, litigation, in-house corporate work, marine and admiralty law, non-legal applications, or further studies — RWU Law can help you design an academic and experiential pathway that will get you to where you want to be., Substantial Hands-On Experience, Guaranteed, RWU Law, guarantees, that every qualified student will be afforded a substantial, hands-on clinical experience ., A Deep Commitment to Social Justice, At RWU Law, Social Justice has been a central part of the school's mission from its inception. You might say it's embedded in our DNA. RWU law's public service opportunities set the stage for a lifetime of invaluable legal contributions to society. , An Ideal Location, From our beautiful seaside campus in Bristol to our urban experiential campus in Providence — Rhode Island's legal, governmental, commercial, and cultural hub — RWU Law provides you with the best of both worlds for launching your successful legal career. Dean Gregory W. Bowman "We’re proud to have a strong community doing outstanding work here at RWU Law. Come and let us show you around. We can't…, Dean Gregory W. Bowman, So Connect With Us Today!, Thank you for wanting to know more about RWU Law!
Type: L1 & Institute
After five-plus years working for the Association for Uncrewed Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI),, Mike Smitsky ’15, was eager to share the benefits of his experience with students from his alma mater. As t he world’s largest nonprofit dedicated to the advancement of uncrewed systems and robotics , AUVSI gives those involved the chance to take part in changing how the world looks at transportation and technology, Smitsky explains. But he knew that the idea of working for a trade association like AUVSI did not…, Dylan Collins ’22, ended up being a perfect fit for the AUVSI internship. As a 3L at the end of 2021, he had completed all of his required credits and was looking to gain some real-world experience to complement his studies. In addition, the chance to intern under the supervision of a young alum like Smitsky was an opportunity that just seemed too good pass up. “Mike is not only an alum of RWU Law, he’s an alum of…
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Professor Tatiana Gomez received her J.D. from Roger Williams University School of Law in May 2021, graduating summa cum laude as class valedictorian. While at RWU Law, she was a member of the Honors Program, and served on the, Roger Williams Law Review, Editorial Staff. Before finding her way to law school, Professor Gomez attended New York University, where she majored in Social Work and minored in Latino Studies, graduating in 2012, cum laude. Her interest in law school was sparked during her time at NYU, through an internship at Midtown Community Court, "where I saw firsthand the positive impacts of thinking unconventionally in the legal…
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Professor Sarah McConnell teaches Legal Practice. Professor McConnell joined Roger Williams University School of Law bringing extensive experience in legal research and writing. She has served as both an attorney and a law clerk in the Rhode Island state and federal courts, at the trial and appellate levels. As a practicing attorney, she focused on transactional work and litigation, primarily…
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DEADLINE: January 31, 2023 – 5:00 PM EST
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The Law Library is pleased to announce its newest digital resource: HeinOnline’s “ Indigenous Peoples of the Americas: History, Culture & Law ” library. The database provides access to over 3,700 titles relating to Federal Indian Law and indigenous American law, including: 418 indigenous treaties; About 30,000 pages of tribal codes; 25 serial titles, including the American Indian Law Review,…
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Open Door Speaker Series with Michael A. Voccola, Esq. L'97, Getting in the Mix - A Lawyer’s Role in a Public-Private Mixed Use Real Estate Development, will explain a lead lawyer’s critical multi-task role in the planning and execution of a major mixed-use real estate development. Michael will provide a general overview of multiple topics and definition of key terms, such as: What really is a mixed-use development? What is a public-private partnership and how does it work? What are the benefits to the Client to bring legal counsel in at the…, Michael A. Voccola, Esq., is a RWU Law alum (1997) and is the Associate General Counsel of Procaccianti Companies, Inc. - the second largest privately-owned hotel owner and operator in the United States. This is a hybrid program. Join the Open Door Speaker Series in-person at the RWU Law Bristol Campus, Ten Metacom Avenue, Bristol, Rhode Island. The program will take place in the School of Law, 2nd Floor, Law 283.…, RHODE ISLAND MCLE CREDIT:, This program has been approval for one Rhode Island (1) CLE hour., SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS:, Persons who, because of a special need or condition, would like to request an accommodation for this event should contact the Office of Dean - Law Programs & Initiatives at lawevents@rwu.edu , as soon as possible, but no later than 72 business hours before the event, so that appropriate arrangements may be made.
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