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- Complete and submit this form to request display of an event on our RWU Law monitors (first floor and lower level). If desired, you may submit a professional headshot, photograph, and/or logo by email to lawevents@rwu.edu .Type: Webform
- In 1991, Rhode Island was one of only three states without a law school. A group of individuals who believed that Rhode Island should have a law school contacted Anthony J. Santoro to conduct a feasibility study on whether or not to establish a law school at Roger Williams University in Bristol. After collecting the data and filing his report, he determined that the law school at Roger Williams…Type: Article
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- Welcome back! Ready to start fresh in the Spring semester? Try our Prepare for Practice programs! On January 10th and January 11th from 11 am to 1 pm in the Law School Bistro, the librarians will be distributing information about the Prepare for Practice Certification Programs . The Prepare for Practice Certification Programs are two certification programs . The legal research program is a free,…Type: Article
- RWU Law Thurgood Marshall Memorial Lecture Series: , “The Race Card and the Trump Card:, New Challenges and Familiar Frustrations”, A Keynote Address by, Richard Thompson Ford, George E. Osborne Professor of Law,, Stanford University, Richard Thompson Ford is the George E. Osborne Professor of Law at Stanford Law School . He received an A.B. from Stanford University and a J.D. from Harvard Law School. He has published in the area of local government law, constitutional law, race relations, and anti-discrimination law in numerous legal journals, and he has lectured on these topics internationally. He has published regularly…, Slate , and has written opinion pieces for the , New York Times, San Jose Mercury News, , and , San Francisco Chronicle, . He is the author of several books, including , The Race Card , (2008), , Rights Gone Wrong , (2011), , , and , Universal Rights Down to Earth, (2011), . , He is currently working on a book about Grooming Codes. Monday, February 5, 2017 4:30 p.m. The Hon. Bruce M. Selya Appellate Courtroom 283 School of Law – Bristol Campus RSVP | Office of Programs & Events | lawevents@rwu.edu | 401.254.4659 , Professor Ford will be available after the lecture to sign his book,, Universal Rights Down to Earth, ., Books will be available for purchase on-site through the RWU Bookstore after the lecture., , This event is part of the President’s Distinguished Speaker Series and the Talking About Race, Gender and Power Series., This event earns 1/2 merit lottery point for RWU students., Sponsored by Hinckley Allen Hinckley AllenType: Event