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Graduates from the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law class of 2021 have set the highest employment rates in school history.
Check out the highlights from this year’s advocacy competitions.
Anexa Brendale Alfred Cunningham (LLM, ’06), alumna of the Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy program at University of Arizona Law was appointed to the United Nations Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
The annual lecture seeks to train the next generation of trial lawyers.
His four-year term of service will begin in April.
In a year of firsts, Taylor Macy was also the first to be awarded the Professor Robert Glennon Endowed Scholarship.
Massaro has been a guiding force at the College of Law since she joined the faculty in 1989.
Shannon O’Loughlin (‘01), CEO and attorney for the Association on American Indian Affairs, will deliver the keynote address at the University of Arizona Law 2022 convocation ceremony on May 14.
In Hennigan's talk titled, “Things You Learn in the Courtroom, Not the Classroom,” he will discuss his experiences in the courtroom and the lessons he’s learned.
“We hope to be a part of inspiring future students to seek justice by being the best advocates they can be inside and outside of the courtroom."
Bazelon will discuss her 2019 book, “Charged,” and explain how the power of prosecutors has increased in past decades, why prosecutors have played an outsized role in rising incarceration rates, and how voters have begun to seize the reins to change that.
Through programming and faculty dedicated to understanding the challenges of constitutional government, the college has positioned itself at the forefront of constitutional scholarship.
The gift will help fund the reconstruction of student courtrooms.
