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Outstanding Staff Editor of Denver Journal of International Law and Policy Issue 37.1: CJ Ratterman
November 26, 2008
CJ Ratterman named Outstanding Staff Editor for DJILP Issue 37.1.
Winners posted for 2008 Daniel S. Hoffman Trial Adv. Comp. and 2008 Ved P. Nanda Int’l App. Comp.
November 19, 2008
Public Interest Law Group clerkship recipients posted, 2004-2008
November 19, 2008
View clerkship recipients from 2004 to 2008 »
Congratulations to Michelle Larson-Krieg, Alice Paul Feminist Jurisprudence Essay Contest winner
November 17, 2008
The Legal Rhetoric and Women and the Law programs of American University Washington College of Law are pleased to announce the winner of the 2008 Alice Paul Feminist Jurisprudence Essay Contest.
Congratulations to Michelle Larson-Krieg, J.D. Candidate, 2009- University of Denver, Sturm College of Law author of “Comparable Worth in Minnesota and Ontario: Implications for U.S. Policy.”
To view winning essays and submit an entry for the 2009 contest visit www.wcl.american.edu/gender/wlp.
Alice Paul Essay Contest Founders Flyer
Congratulations to Hoffman Cup winners!
October 21, 2008
The final round of the Daniel S. Hoffman Trial Advocacy Competition was a magnificent demonstration of skilled trial advocacy. Congratulations to this year’s winners and other top performers in the Daniel S. Hoffman Trial Advocacy Competition:
Winners
- Jed Greenblatt & Sheena Moran
Runners-Up
- Claire Soto & John (Trey) Baker
Other Semi-Finalists
- Theresa Sauer & Alison Davis
- Chad Grell & Matt Dardenne
Best Orator
- Sheena Moran
Best Witness
- Robyn Schaperjahn
2008 ABA Negotiations Competition Winners
October 10, 2008
Congratulations to the following Moot Court Board winners!
2008 ABA Negotiations Competition Winners
- 1st Place: Theresa Sauer and Matt Faga
- 2nd Place: Megan Marlatt and Heidi Bastoky
Our winners will represent the University of Denver in the ABA Regional Competition in Omaha, NE. Good Luck from the Moot Court Board!
Online Registration for Sutton Colloquium now available!
October 10, 2008
DU Law Hosts CLEO Summer Institute
July 25, 2008
When DU Law was selected to host the national Council on Legal Education Opportunity (CLEO) Summer Institute this year, in many ways, the program was returning home. CLEO, now a renowned and multi-faced program that reaches out to law student hopefuls from diverse backgrounds, originally stemmed from the Ford Foundation Grant started by Dean Emeritus Robert Yegge many years ago. The American Bar Association eventually took the program over and in 1968 founded CLEO as a non-profit project of the ABA Fund for Justice and Education.
The CLEO Summer Institute, a six-week pre-law program held at rotating law school campuses across the country, is the core of CLEO’s programming. Graduating college seniors and recent graduates from diverse backgrounds either interested in or slated to attend law school, participate in a mini-semester of legal courses taught by experienced instructors. Students attend classes, guest speaker lectures and participate in networking events with local law firms and state and federal courts during their six week stay. At the end of the institute, students are given a final exam and evaluated and issued a final grade. “We are honored to host the prestigious CLEO Summer Institute at DU Law,” said Forrest Stanford, associate dean for administration and multi-cultural affairs. “It further solidifies the law school’s commitment to diversity.”
The institute is designed to prepare participants to be more competitive law students by introducing them to rigorous legal curriculum while acclimating them to the law school environment. Nearly all CLEO graduates eventually matriculate into law schools across the country and go on to enjoy successful legal careers.
Friday, July 25 marked the “graduation” of the DU Law CLEO Summer Institute. The law school held a ceremony and luncheon during which Dean Juárez spoke to the class and participants received certificates of completion.
View CLEO Reception Slide Show Video »
Sports and Entertainment Law Journal: Spring 2008 Volume is available now!
July 21, 2008
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Congratulations to the 2008-2009 Water Law Review Editorial Board
July 16, 2008
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Congratulations to the 2008-2009 Water Law Review Editorial Board!
Editor-in-Chief
Paul Tigan
Managing Editors
Ryan Malarky
Liz Meyer
Production Editor
Kathlyn Bullis
Business Editor
Patrick Hickey
Article Editors
Risa Borowick
Chris Hudson
Matt Larson
Danielle Sexton
Kate Williams-Shuck
Court Report Editors
Sarah Quinn
Jim Shine