University of Washington School of Law

In the Spotlight

Obama Nominates UW Law Professor Paul Miller to USPS Board
President Barack Obama announced the nomination of Henry M. Jackson Professor of Law Paul Steven Miller to the Board of Governors of the United State Postal Service.

Baltasar Garzon Judge Who Indicted Pinochet to Speak at Law School
Baltasar Garzón, an investigating judge with the National Court of Spain who indicted Chilean dictator Augosto Pinochet, will speak at the UW School of Law Tuesday, February 23.

Assistant Dean Sanchez to Emcee Career Center Gala
Assistant Dean for Career Services Naomi Sanchez has been selected to emcee the 30th anniversary gala for the Center for Career Alternatives, a non-profit agency that provides no cost education, employment, training and career development services.

Track Your J.D. Application Status On-Line
If you've submitted an application for the J.D. program at the UW School of Law, track the status of your 2010 application on-line.

Washington Law Review - Vol. 84, No. 4
Abstracts for the latest issue of the Washington Law Review are now available on-line.

News more news ...

ACLU Drug Policy Director to Address Law Students
Alison Holcomb, ACLU-Washington's Drug Policy Director, will speak to UW School of Law students about drug policy legislation and other issues Wednesday, February 10.
UW Hosts Business and Human Rights Discussions
The UW School of Law will host a major public event on business and human rights on Friday, February 12 featuring a panel of leading attorneys who have represented victims in human rights litigation against major corporations.
Law School Speaker Addresses Global LGBT Rights
Cary Alan Johnson, Executive Director of the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission, will speak about the global movement for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender rights on Friday, February 12.
Civil Legal Representation and Access to Justice in Washington — An Invitation to an Important Conversation - WSBA Bar News
UW School of Law Dean Kellye Y. Testy writes about the need for civil legal representation, an issue that the state's three law schools will take on in discussions at a February 19 symposium.
A Commitment to Serving Others - Latina Style
Third-year law student Alena Suazo reflects on how being Latina has shaped her law school experience and how she has a responsibility to "serve and bring up those behind me."

Events more events...

Wednesday, February 10

Pacific Rim Invitational Luncheon
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Room 115

Friday, February 12

Business, Human Rights & US Courts: A Public Roundtable
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Public Lecture only
Business, Human Rights & US Courts: RECEPTION
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Room 115

Stay Connected

Twitter