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Congratulations to the Class of 2008 for a successful 3L Class Gift Campaign. Over 58% percent of the class pledged over $43,000 for the Law Class of 2008 Scholarship Endowment Fund. The scholarship will benefit future students as they continue to strive towards excellence. |
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Make plans to attend alumni weekend May 16-17, 2008! |
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Alumnus Bert Goolsby is set to be the May Speaker at the South Carolina Center for the Book at the South Carolina State Library, on May 22, from 12:00 - 1:00 pm. ... » LEARN MORE |
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Walt Wilkins nominated for U.S. Attorney: 1999 School of Law graduate, Assistant U.S. Attorney William Walter Wilkins III, has been nominated by President Bush to be the U.S. Attorney for South Carolina. |
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On Wednesday, May 21st, the University of South Carolina School of Law
will host the annual North Carolina/South Carolina Legal Research & Writing Colloquium. The Colloquium is open to all those who teach Legal Research and Legal Writing in law schools throughout the Carolinas and provides a forum for sharing ideas about teaching.
This year, the Colloquium will feature keynote speaker Amy Sloan, a professor at the University of Baltimore School of Law, who will address the benefits of integrating the teaching of research and writing in the first-year law school classroom. Also on the agenda are presentations by faculty from Duke, Wake Forest, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and the University of South Carolina.
For more information, contact Lisa Eichhorn, Professor of Law & Director, Legal Writing Program, eichhorn@law.sc.edu.
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The Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough Center on Professionalism hosted a national conference on Mentoring: The Future of the Profession in late March, 2008. The conference focus was established by a distinguished group of speakers, Roberta Ramo, former ABA president, Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Deanell Tacha, Jim Stuckey, chair of the ABA Standing Committee on Professionalism, and Professor Kathy Kram of Boston University, a leading expert on mentoring. Their message was: the profession has an enduring obligation to develop the professionalism of new lawyers and mentoring, done right, can promote that goal. |
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The University of South Carolina School of Law is proud to serve as the host of the 2008 Southeastern Law Schools Institutional Advancement Conference, July 16-18, 2008 in Columbia, South Carolina. The goal of the 2008 event is to provide information on emerging trends and share best practices specific to development, communications, marketing and event management, as well as alumni relations in the law school environment. » LEARN MORE |
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