An effective, modern legal education requires both a strong academic grounding, and a robust regimen of hands-on experience. When RWU Law was born a quarter century ago, legal educators were just beginning to build experiential learning into the curriculum. So it’s not a “late addition” for us – it’s, built into our DNA, ., QUALITY AND DEPTH, . So while lots of law schools offer a laundry list of one-off experiences and call them “clinics,” RWU Law goes deep – building comprehensive, meaningful clinical experiences that make a real difference, in the community and in your career., CREDIT FOR EXPERIENCE, . New York City? Washington, D.C.? London? Tokyo? You choose the location, we’ll set up a unique Semester in Practice Clinical Externship tailored to your needs, virtually anywhere in the U.S. or abroad., OUT IN THE FIELD, . Our unique position as the only law school in Rhode Island allows us to offer dozens on externship experiences . You’ll train under the close supervision of lawyers and judges in court, with NGOs, even in corporate counsel offices. Current opportunities include Save The Bay, Fenway Sports Group (The Boston Red Sox), CVS, the Office of the Rhode Island Attorney General, the U.S. District Court,…, 50 HOURS – MINIMUM, . Our Pro Bono Experiential Learning Requirement instills the value and habit of providing pro bono legal service to low-income communities and increasing access to justice, while at the same time helping you gain valuable practical legal experience. Many students exceed this requirement several time over., WE GUARANTEE IT.
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Social Justice, is embedded in RWU Law's DNA. It has been a central part of the school's mission from its inception. Some of our efforts include: Our Feinstein Center for Pro Bono and Experiential Education —staffed by three full-time attorney/faculty members who set goals and provide guidance—ensures an exceptional educational experience, while also allowing students to address legal need in the community and…
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Building on our quarter-century legacy as Rhode Island's only law school and a leading institution in Southern New England, RWU Law works hard to offer a legal education that's accessible and affordable. That's how we became, at $44,834 for incoming 1Ls in fall 2023, the best-priced ABA-accredited private law school in the Northeast – and one of the best legal education values on the entire East…
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Welcome to the Office of the Dean at Roger Williams University School of Law, where we pride ourselves on offering an innovative and comprehensive curriculum, a commitment to public service, a culture of excellence, and a vibrant community of extraordinary students, world-renowned faculty, engaged alumni, and dynamic administrators. At the helm, you’ll find Dean and Professor of Law Greg W.…
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Admitted students are required to make two deposits to indicate their intent to accept the offer of admission. The first deposit of $200 is due no later than April 15th. The second deposit of $400 is due no later than June 1st. Your can also pay your deposit online . Students admitted after March 15th will follow the deposit schedule outlined in their offer letters. All seat deposits are non-…
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All incoming law students are required to submit the RWU Immunization Form and complete a Tuberculosis (TB) Risk Screening Questionnaire prior to enrollment. Students should plan to have these forms completed by July 15th for the fall semester. All information must be submitted to RWU Health Services via the Health Services Student Portal using the directions below. Required Health Form:…, Requirements for New Students:, Log onto the Health Services Portal through RogerCentral using your RWU Credentials. In RogerCentral, click Academics > Student Planning Menu > Health Service Patient Portal Click on the Immunization Tab to enter your vaccination dates as reported on your Immunization records. Upload documentation verifying immunization dates. This form must be signed by a health care professional. Click on…
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Alumni support and vision are the hallmarks of any great institution of higher learning. The support and enthusiasm of RWU Law's more than 3,500 alumni are integral to shaping and realizing its goals and its future. The Law Alumni Association (LAA) strives to bring value to your professional career and opportunities to engage with classmates and the law school community. Traditions, such as,…, Law Alumni Association , or any of its committees, please contact the , Office of Law Alumni Relations, at (401) 254-4541 or e-mail lawalumni@rwu.edu .
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Crystal D. Peralta Crystal Peralta is an attorney with Robinson+Cole, LLP, where her work has two primary focuses. First, as a member of the firm’s Insurance and Reinsurance Practice Group, she advises and represents domestic and foreign insurers in complex insurance coverage litigation in a wide variety of insurance lines, including commercial property, liability, health and professional…
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Career Services, Request a Transcript, Address/Name Update, Alumni Library Privileges, Campus Recreation Center Membership, The state-of-the-art Campus Recreation Center is the University's hub for health, fitness, recreation, and athletics. As donating alumna/us, you are eligible for membership at the Campus Recreation Center. Memberships are valid one year from the date of purchase. Membership fees are outlined on the Alumni Membership Information Brochure . A completed Alumni Membership Application should be…, W.B. Mason Discount for Law Alumni, School of Law alumni may enjoy RWU Law's discount from W.B. Mason. W.B. Mason will deliver to any business address in the United States. If you wish to establish an account with W.B. Mason, please complete the enrollment form and return it to the Office of Law Alumni Relations.
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RWU Law Online Giving Give Now, Support RWU Law Students & Programs That Help Those Most In Need, The School of Law’s Office of Annual Giving is committed to recruiting volunteers, encouraging participation, and securing the resources to preserve the comprehensive, student-centered, learning experience that distinguishes Roger Williams University School of Law. Employers, students, ratings/accreditation agencies, and potential donors all look to the School of Law's alumni involvement and…, Or please make checks payable to: Roger Williams University School of Law, and mail them to:, Roger Williams University Gift Processing Department 7020 PO Box 4110 Woburn, MA 01888-4110 Thank you for your support., Manage Recurring Gifts, Recurring gifts are a wonderful way to support Roger Williams University on a consistent basis. If you need to make changes to or cancel your recurring gift, please contact Annual Giving at annualfund@rwu.edu or 401-254-3071.
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