Student Bar Association , The Student Bar Association is the Roger Williams University School of Law student government, elected by and representing all law students., Student Groups, From the LGBTQ Alliance to the Criminal Law Society, from the Maritime Law Association to the Sports & Entertainment Law Society, there are student groups for every legal, political and personal interest., Law Review, The , Roger Williams University Law Review, is a student-run organization that publishes three journals of legal scholarship each academic year. The , Law Review, is run by a board of student editors from the Roger Williams University School of Law, who are responsible for content, timely publication, and all other organizational decisions., Honor Board, The Roger Williams University School of Law Honor Board is charged with investigating alleged Honor Code violations, holding hearings on alleged violations when appropriate, and upholding the professional standard and integrity of RWU Law. The Honor Board is an elected body consisting of twelve students, nine of whom will be in their third year of study, and three of whom will be in their second…, Moot Court , The Roger Williams School of Law Moot Court Board is a student-run organization dedicated to developing and promoting exceptional appellate advocacy skills. Moot Court therefore presents numerous opportunities for Board members to develop and hone their appellate advocacy skills. For instance, many Board members participate in national, interschool appellate advocacy competitions, which require…, Trial Team , The Trial Team at RWU Law provides an invaluable experience for students who have the requisite talent, dedication, and interest in courtroom litigation. Students are taught not only how to think like trial attorneys, but how to , be, , trial attorneys. Each year, team members compete in regional and national trial competitions that provide an opportunity to test their skills against law students from around the country. RWU Law has a history of excellence at these competitions.
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The office staff is committed to providing courteous and effective services for the RWU School of Law community. We maintain the integrity of academic student records, protect students’ rights to privacy and use available technology to deliver efficient registration into classes. The policy and procedures administered in this office may be federal, institutional, state, departmental, or a…, Registrar Services, Facilitates registration Verifies enrollment and degrees Produces the final exam schedule Administration of Final Exams Disseminates Grade Reports (post to MY RWU) Handles all corrections to student data Ensures that graduates have fulfilled all requirements Implements applicable policies and procedures Preparation of Dean Certificates for Bar Applicants
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Lorraine Lalli, Dean of Students The Dean of Students Office promotes student success by acting as an advocate and an administrative liaison for students. The Dean of Students office is equipped to provide appropriate resources and guidance for a wide variety of student needs and concerns. The Dean of Students Office is located in the Dean's Suite. This office supports student needs including:…
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IRS Form 1098-T, IRS Regulatory Reporting Overview Per Federal regulations, Roger Williams University is annually obligated to provide all students enrolled in a credit bearing program with an IRS Form 1098-T. Depending on your income (or your family’s income, if you are a dependent), whether you were considered full or half-time enrolled, and the amount of your qualified educational expenses for the year, you, may, be eligible for a federal education tax credit. You can find detailed information about claiming education tax credits in, IRS Publication 970, . All universities report, Amounts Paid, in Box 1 of the 1098T form (below). The amount paid in Box 1 is capped by, Qualified Tuition and Related Expenses, (QTRE) billed in the same calendar year (January 1 to December 31) and any unpaid QTRE from prior tax years (2018 forward). QTRE includes tuition and certain related expenses required for enrollment. Room, board and other fees are not considered qualified expenses., Calendar (Tax) Year 2023, When you make payment for the spring and winter 2024 terms affects your 1098-T. The spring and winter 2024 terms are billed on December 1, 2023. The payment due date for the spring and winter 2024 terms is January 5, 2024. The following scenarios may impact when and how you make payment. If you make payment in December 2023 for spring or winter terms that are billed in 2023, the payments will be…, IRS Form 1098-T, . The 1098-T for calendar year 2023 will be mailed to the student's address on record no later than January 31,2025. If you do not receive your 2024 1098-T, please email the Office of Student Finance and Records . Please include the student's name and ID#. The 1098T can only be mailed to the student’s home address currently on record in the Office of Student Finance and Records. We are not…
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This card can also be utilized as an on-campus Debit Card. Students can place funds on their Student ID anytime anywhere using their computer or smartphone. For more information see the flyer. To begin adding funds now go to the GET FUNDS website The minimum required is $25., Use your Card at:, School of Law Bistro Other dining areas on campus Campus Bookstores Any Debit Card balance left over from the school year, unless otherwise indicated by the student, will remain in the Debit Card account for use during the next school year. A student may request the Debit Card balance be transferred to his/her tuition account if a tuition balance is outstanding. At the end of the academic year,…
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Pursuant to, and in compliance with Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Title 34, Part 668 under Title IV, HEA programs, section 668.165), from the time you receive your Loan Disclosure statement notifying you that your Federal Direct Loan (Unsubsidized and/or Grad Plus) is disbursed on your account you have 14 days to cancel it by submitting a written request to the Law School. The Office of…, Request mailing address, Roger Williams University School of Law Office of Financial Aid 10 Metacom Avenue Bristol, RI 02809-2921 Email: gradfinaid@rwu.edu
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Payment of Charges & Registration for Courses , Tuition and Fees are payable before the beginning of each semester, August 1st for the Fall, May 15th for Summer and January 2nd for the Spring Semesters. Payment may be made in cash or personal check in person at The Office of Student Finance and Records. Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express and electronic checking/savings account payments may be made through the RWU Student Account…
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Today, RWU Law’s Alternative Spring Break is a robust and popular program placing students in local, regional, national agencies and non-profit organizations to provide pro bono legal service during spring break. Through ASB, more than 80 RWU Law students are placed in more than 30 placements for an immersive week of pro bono legal service. The program focuses on areas of the law where clients…, Project Name, Placement Location , Area of Law, Brooklyn Defender Services Brooklyn, NY Criminal Defense Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Denver Denver, CO Immigration Law Center for Indigenous Peoples Rights Cranston, RI Indian Law Center for Mediation and Collaboration RI Warwick, RI Mediation/ Civil Cherokee County, Office of District Attorney Canton, GA Prosecution City of Central Falls Law Department Central Falls, RI Municipal Law…, Want to learn more?, We hold an Info Session in early October each year. We announce the placements for the year around December and begin accepting applications in January. Keep an eye on your email for ASB announcements or stop by the Feinstein Center anytime for more information.
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Transforming the Landscape of Legal Education, Roger Williams University is launching the Institute for Race and the Law to transform the landscape of legal education, drive justice reform through legal scholarship, and address root causes of systemic inequality. At Roger Williams University School of Law, a movement for race and social justice is underway - a movement we invite you to join. In 2023-2024, Roger Williams University School of…, Contact the Office of Institutional Advancement to get involved. , 401-254-3005 | advancement@rwu.edu
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