Spangler, along with other Awards of Excellence recipients, will be honored during a ceremony on June 9. The awards recognize members of the UW community for their achievements in teaching, mentoring, public service and staff support.
Kamau (JD, LLM ’22) and Rodriguez, 3L have received a two-year public service fellowship to build sustainable solutions for Black and indigenous Guatemalan women.
On Husky Giving Day, the UW Law community rallied to support opportunities for law students, who are playing active roles in local and global change while generating innovative solutions to real-world problems.
The UW named Marcena Day, 3L, to this year's Husky 100, an honor that recognizes students who are taking their education beyond the classroom and making a difference on campus, in their communities and for the future.
UW Law is the top ranked law school in the Pacific Northwest.