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2009 News

• October 30, 2009
  UW Law Students Advance to National Moot Court Competition
  UW School of Law second-year law students Rob Misulich and Nick Williamson placed second in the regional finals of the 2009 Thomas Tang International Moot Court Competition and will advance to the national competition in Boston to be held in November.
• October 22, 2009
  UW Law Students Take Climate Justice to Stanford, Europe - UWeek
  Two UW School of Law students, founders of the Three Degrees Project, have brought the issue of climate change as it relates to human rights to the forefront and are on the road presenting their work last week at Stanford Law School and this week in Europe.
• September 30, 2009
  UW Welcomes Muskie Fellow to Law School
  The UW School of Law welcomes Maryna Dymovich, a student from Belarus taking part in the U.S. Department of State's Edmund S. Muskie Graduate Fellowship Program. Dymovich is pursuing a graduate degree in Asian and Comparitive Law.
• August 12, 2009
  New student regent selected - The Daily
  UW law student Ben Golden, a second-year law student, has been appointed to the position of 2009-2010 student regent by the Office of Gov. Chris Gregoire.
• July 27, 2009
  UW Law Students Present at International Climate Change Conference
  Following on the heels of organizing an internationally-renowned climate change conference of their own, two UW School of Law students were invited to present at an international conference on climate change in Shanghai, China.
• June 9, 2009
  Schlilaty, Doull - Issaquah Press
  Allison Schlilaty and Josh Doull, a third-year law student, were married Sept. 13, 2008, at the University of Washington Botanical Gardens.
• May 22, 2009
  Folkloric dance troupes thriving in Toledo - La Prensa
  Elaina Hernández, of El Corazón de México dance troupe and daughter of the legendary Ray Soto, directed the group with her sister, Ann Marie Soto, now a law student at the University of Washington. Ann Marie operates her own troupe, Bailadores de Bronce.
• February 28, 2009
  From bill to books: A look into the role of lobbyists in the legislative process - The Daily
  David Iseminger, who is finishing a law degree and a master’s in public health at the UW, represents the Graduate and Professional Student Senate, and is one of two lobbyists who are pushing for bills that would help UW students, while trying to amend or stop bills that would do the opposite.
• February 28, 2009
  It's all about location as Sunnyside looks to have voting districts - Yakima Herald-Republic
  A 2006 Whitman College report by Ian Warner, now a first year law student at UW, found at-large elections and racially polarizing voting patterns in Sunnyside, Wash. had led to an underrepresentation of Latinos in elected office.