The Bar Council of the Maldives visited the Law School to assist its efforts in regulating legal education and the legal profession in the Republic of Maldives.
Early support for the First Generation Professionals Scholarship initiative includes two endowment contributions from Frank Ghali L’00 and Rory Babich L’89.
A look back at the top stories from the Law School this past year.
Matier knows that success is the product of a steady work ethic, clear concentration, and self-driven motivation.
Schlueter grew up on a small, family-run dairy farm in northeastern Iowa and is considering a career in international arbitration and dispute settlement.
Rodriguez is also pursuing a dual degree in Bioethics with the goal of making healthcare more equitable and accessible for immigrant and refugee populations.
Dolma L’24 is the first Tibetan on record to attend the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School.
The First Generation Professionals Fellowship was established through a generous donation from David Silk L’88.
Nearly 300 law students participated in this year’s Professionalism Day, hosted by the Law School’s Center on Professionalism (COP).
Trevor Kirby L’23 and Virinchi Sindhwani L’23 have been named as the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School’s second class of First Generation Professionals (FGP) Fellows.
The Center on Professionalism provides practical programming grounded in real-world experiences – now virtually because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Because the COVID-19 pandemic has changed many students’ summer plans, the Law School will offer new and innovative free summer courses and programming over the summer of 2020.
JD candidates at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School will be able to earn a Graduate Certificate in Africana Studies by completing approved courses and a year-long Proseminar
Two current federal judges and one former state judge recently visited the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School to discuss professionalism before the court.
The class of 2022 has the distinction of being the first class to have amongst its cohort three First Generation Professionals (FGP) fellows.
With a focus on Education Policy and Law, Salazar exemplifies the cross-disciplinary nature of the school
First Generation Professionals at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School
The Center on Professionalism selects three 1L students for First Generation Professionals Fellowship
The Law School is launching the program in response to series of 2017 recommendations from the ABA, which addressed the burgeoning levels of stress, depression, and substance abuse within the legal profession.
This academic year, Penn Law’s Center on Professionalism is offering a slate of programming on “Women and the Profession.” The series explores the challenges women face, the benefits for all lawyers that flow from overcoming these challenges, and the stories of women who have blazed trails and found professional fulfillment in the process.
Penn Law’s Center on Professionalism supports students as they prepare for careers as professionals in an evolving legal landscape. In this video feature, COP Director Jennifer Leonard L’04 discusses the center’s mission and programming.
The Law School’s seminar “Law Firm Management in the New Normal” explored the economic landscape in which large U.S.-based law firms operate.
The Director of Penn Law’s Center on Professionalism, Jennifer Leonard L’04, explains how law students can develop a growth mindset to confront challenges.