Last November, 3L Samuel Filiaggi, a dual degree JD and MMA student, enjoyed a Friendsgiving dinner at a table of peers and faculty at an event co-sponsored by the RWU Law LGBT+Alliance and the Mental Health Club. It was a lot of fun and the food was delicious but that isn’t what really stood out to him. Filiaggi, the Alliance's treasurer, a transgender man, said, "I knew that for some people…
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Final exams, graduation, summer jobs, externships, and bar exams are just around the corner. Below you will find information to help you during these stressful and hectic times as well as helpful reminders. Take a pause and consider this:, Seek Nature., There are flowers to smell and sunshine to absorb. You may think you don’t have time for flowers and sunshine. You need them more now than ever. “ Spending time in nature can help relieve stress and anxiety, improve your mood, and boost feelings of happiness and wellbeing. ” A little time enjoying the benefits of nature, sunshine, fresh air, and flowers, is time well spent. , Take a Relaxing Walk., Check out the law library’s guide on Stress Management, Mindfulness and Wellness . The section on Reflective Spaces at RWU includes some images of lovely locations on campus to absorb nature. The campus has nice views and relaxing walks just right for a beautiful spring day. If you are not on campus, a walk around your block, a neighborhood park, or even just your yard can be a pleasant and…, Breathe Deep, . Deep breathing is a good way to lower stress in the body., Exercise, . Beyond practicing deep abdominal breathing, there are other ways you can let go of some stress and anxiety this finals season. One way is through exercise ., Address your Basic Needs., Remember to listen to your body. Being focused on your studies may lead to not fulfilling your basic needs. Use the HALT method to address your needs; it stands for Hungry, Angry, Lonely, or Tired. These four states can affect your mood and behavior, ultimately damaging your work. , Talk to Someone., If you need someone to talk to during exam times, or any other time, please contact the RWU Counseling Center., In the Library:, To help ease exam period tension, the library will again show live streams of cute baby animals in our main computer classroom during reading days and finals. Whether you prefer snuggly puppies, mewling kittens, polar bears, or coral reefs, we have got you covered! Please stop by the main computer classroom; you’ll ooh and ahh over our furry friends. If you are planning on booking study rooms ,…, Summer Access and Graduate Access:, Returning students will have summer access to licensed digital resources, including Westlaw and Lexis. Students can use these resources for summer coursework, research assistant assignments, Moot Court and Law Review research, non-profit work, clinical work, and externships sponsored by the school. For workplace-related research, students should check with their employer. Some employers prefer…
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Our office offers comprehensive services designed to facilitate your transition from law school. From personalized career counseling to on-campus interview programs and mock interviews, we will assist you with all phases of your job search and professional development.
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Alumni-led immigration law firm educates and advocates for clients, , 2012 was an important year in immigration law, as the Obama administration’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program opened a new category of legal status for undocumented immigrants who arrived in the U.S. under the age of 18, so-called “Dreamers.” Hundreds of thousands of Dreamers applied for the DACA program after it began accepting applicants in August of that year. 2012 also…, tienda, (shop) next door to his rental space. “In that little store they owned, the family was there and I would be talking to them, and just sitting back and drinking Cokes and eating peanuts and talking about different things,” Love recalls. Thanks in part to the uptick in immigration-related work from DACA applicants, the firm quickly grew from those humble beginnings. In September of 2024, another…, “People have rights”, As it was in 2012, the Love Law Firm is in the midst of another hectic time. In addition to their caseloads, Love and Armstrong are busy with public education efforts like giving “know your rights” presentations. According to Love, misinformation on social media and even from lawyers can push people toward spending on questionable legal filings. “Immigration law itself hasn't changed. Only…, A practice with heart, Armstrong and Love connected on LinkedIn shortly after she moved to her native Alabama from Massachusetts, where she was an immigration attorney for Catholic Social Services. She was “really excited when I saw not only is there [an RWU Law] alum in Alabama, but he's doing the same type of work that I want to do. … I was kind of nervous about going from the nonprofit world to the private practice…
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For questions about financial aid, please contact:, Kathryn Politano, Assistant Director of Financial Aid, Counselor for Law Students with Last Name A-K kpolitano@rwu.edu 401-254-4641 or, Tina Bacon, Assistant Director of Financial Aid, Counselor for Law Students with Last Name L-Z tbacon@rwu.edu 401-254-3652
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Join fellow RWU Law Alumni, Washington, DC Semester-In-Practice law students, and meet Dean Gregory W. Bowman for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres in Washington, DC! Supreme Court of the United States Reception & Cash Bar Busboys and Poets Davis Room 450 K St. NW Washington, District of Columbia Kindly RSVP by March 18 Register Here
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Our Virtual Office Hours, We are available during the following times: Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m., Note: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Bristol and Providence Financial Aid Offices will not be scheduling in-person appointments until cautionary measures are no longer required. Our counselors will continue to work with families via email and over the phone. We thank you for your patience and understanding. Our goal is to continue to provide you with the best quality service even during these…, Our Staff, Kathryn Politano, Assistant Director of Financial Aid, Counselor for Law Students with Last Name A-K, kpolitano@rwu.edu (401) 254-4641 Tina Bacon, Assistant Director of Financial Aid, Counselor for Law Students with Last Name L-Z, tbacon@rwu.edu (401) 254-3652, About Us, RWU Law believes that every qualified person should have access to a legal education regardless of financial status. The Financial Aid Office provides information about and access to a variety of funding sources to supplement each student’s available funds. Major sources of funds include the Federal Government, private loan providers, and private foundations. Financial aid is available for…
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Students earn the degrees in 3 ½ years through sharing of selected credits. Joint degree students enhance their legal education with additional courses at URI on economic, social science, international, and policy considerations, positioning them well to holistically address today’s complex maritime, ocean and coastal legal issues. Graduates of the joint degree program are employed in a variety…, Please note that the application deadline for law students to URI's graduate school is JANUARY 15, NOT the date indicated on the graduate school's website., For additional information on the joint degree program with URI visit our joint degree programs pages.
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After ten years in sales in the automotive industry, Brandon Potter ‘25 decided it was time for a change. Wanting to make an impact on his local community, the Cranston native decided to run for State Representative for the people of District 16. First elected in 2020, Potter is now in his third term representing the Garden City, Eden Park, and Stadium neighborhoods in his hometown. “There was a…
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