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Tour and Criminal Law Class Experience-Apr 20
January 2, 2012
Prospective students are invited to tour Elon Law and to observe a first-year law school class.
Tour and Criminal Law Class Experience-Apr 13
January 2, 2012
Prospective students are invited to tour Elon Law and to observe a first-year law school class.
Tour and Contracts Class Experience-Apr 18
January 2, 2012
Prospective students are invited to tour Elon Law and to observe a first-year law school class.
Prospective Student Information Session- Apr 20
January 2, 2012
An excellent way to experience Elon Law as a prospective student is to sign up for an information session.
Scott Gaylord authors guest column on government speech for Jurist
December 28, 2011
Elon Law Professor Scott Gaylord authored the article, “Government Speech and North Carolina’s ‘Choose Life” License Plate,” published Dec. 21 by Jurist, the web-based legal news service.
Scott Gaylord presents on sectarian legislative prayer and judicial selection
December 20, 2011
In November, Elon Law Professor Scott Gaylord gave presentations at law schools in Mississippi and Virginia and participated in a debate in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Prospective Students Information Session- Feb 9
December 15, 2011
An excellent way to experience Elon Law as a prospective student is to sign up for an information session.
Elon Law students establish Pro Bono Board
November 30, 2011
The Pro Bono Board will support pro bono initiatives at Elon Law, encourage the student body to participate in pro bono endeavors, and recognize students who demonstrate exceptional commitment to pro bono service.
Elon Law celebrates pro bono work in private practice
November 30, 2011
In honor of the ABA National Pro Bono Celebration, Elon Law's Office of Career Services and the Public Interest Law Society (PILS) recently hosted four Greensboro-area attorneys to speak on the role pro bono service plays in firm practice settings.
Michael Rich urges greater protection of criminal law informants at Dayton Law
November 30, 2011
Presenting at the University of Dayton School of Law on Nov. 17 through the school's faculty colloquium series, Elon Law professor Michael L. Rich detailed why and how criminal law informants should be better protected.