More Americans are now dying of natural causes at home than in the hospital. Is it inevitable that home funerals will also increase? With green burials on the rise as well, are American funeral traditions reverting to the norm that existed 100 years ago? https://t.co/HZ2B7sahJi
'The Jurisprudence of Mixed Motives,' a @YaleLJournal article by #WFULaw Prof. Andrew Verstein, was cited in a decision by the Second Circuit Court of Appeals on the case of Donald J. Trump et al. v. Deutsche Bank. Read the article at https://t.co/lIWIj6hVcO
As Claire McCaskill just said, the world is a little grayer without Sen. Kay Hagan. Kay, WFU Law '78, and Chip Hagan, WFU Law '77, showed us all how to respond to tragedy. https://t.co/Q85xHWfJy0
A peaceful demonstration by 5,000 protesters against a proposed gold mine in western Turkey, in the forested mountains looking down on ancient Troy. They're saying: “We can do without gold, we can’t do without the Kaz Mountains.” https://t.co/yj6NTNF3xZ
Meet James Ray (JD ’21) who is using the skills he developed in his Legal Analysis, Writing, and Research (LAWR) and civil procedure classes at his two internships this summer. Learn more about him & his #WFULaw experience at https://t.co/el1SahXiJC
I’ve been #blessed to work with @WFULawSchool Dean @SuzanneReynols since joining @WFULawCareers in 2015. I joined her and our @NCAJ alums at her final alum event as Dean last night. Cheers, Dean Reynolds, and thx for being a great Dean and fun traveling companion! #JusticeCon19
Congratulations @WFULawSchool c/o 2019! Do well and do good. Be strong advocates for those in need. Be peacemakers and leaders. I’ve enjoyed working with you; I know you’ll do great things. Keep in touch!! #wfulaw#WFU19#lawschoolgrad
Today, I am humbled and honored to graduate from @WFULawSchool alongside the most wonderful class of brilliant and compassionate attorneys-to-be. Class of 2019, you are the greatest colleagues, advocates, and friends. Here’s to the brightest futures for all of you!
Congratulations to @ProfRMorrow for winning her THIRD student-voted teacher of the year award and her second consecutive. @SuzanneReynols read Rebecca's students' comments while presenting the award.
"Beyond identifying challenges, it offers provocative and intelligent reforms that deserve serious thought and consideration, if not immediate implementation," said the @GoodMenProject in review of @profosimmons's book on college access. Learn more at https://t.co/DYzJOjirq8
Today, I took my final exam of my @WFULawSchool career.
Not only did the time fly, but it feels like it ended so quickly.
It has been a real privilege to learn from the wonderful Professors and befriend so many wonderful advocates and advocates-to-be.
I feel so truly lucky.
Congratulations to Professors of Law Andrew Verstein and Hal Lloyd (@LloydEsq) as well as Professor of Clinical Law Mark Rabil (@MarkRabil03) who all received tenure!
Thank you to Dean Reynolds & @WFULawSchool for inviting me to be the inaugural speaker in the Dean’s Distinguished Lecture in Public Service series. @ProfKamiChavis did a great job moderating. Loved the fireside chat format! #GoDeacs
Again a 3L from @WFULaw wins National Jurist "Law Student of the Year." Cheers for Ashley Dimuzio, president of PILO, with 1st place trial advocacy honors all 3 years, most recently, the championship team of the Tournament of Champions. To Ashley!
Congratulations to @WFULawSchool students Lucas Brown and Gilbert Smolenski who won the 4th circuit regionals of the Duberstein Bankruptcy Competition in DC today. On to the Nationals in NY!
Congressman Walter Jones leaves behind a legacy of leadership on veterans’ discharge issues, but there is still work to be done for vets with #badpaper. Veterans clinics, such as those @WFULawSchool, @YaleLawSch, & @Harvard_Law, can’t do this work alone. https://t.co/DLM9zsdilQ