UW Law is proud to announce recent scholarship, presentations and publications by faculty associated with the experiential learning program.
An owner of three Bronze Stars, the Hon. Ronald E. Cox is UWAA’s 2019 Distinguished Alumni Veteran Award recipient.
Intellectual Property LL.M. students Suellen Camargos and Ijeoma Unachukwu leveraged internship opportunities to impact the future of the tech industry with a leading Seattle company.
In her new book “Camera Power,” UW Law Professor Mary D. Fan explores policy and policing in an era of rapid technological and cultural change.
Nine students are recognized for their academic and professional achievements, unique perspectives and experiences, and leadership potential to diversify the Washington legal profession.
UW Law’s new Appellate Advocacy Clinic allows 3Ls to serve as counsel of record, brief and argue on behalf of clients before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
The first in her family to graduate college, Jessica West knows what it’s like to feel like you don’t belong. Now, she helps students find their place and realize their biggest goals as the world’s next great legal leaders.
Students, faculty & staff: Help create a better UW environment for all. It’s confidential, and students can opt in to a drawing for a University Book Store gift card worth up to $500.
The granddaughter of one of the 120,000 Japanese-Americans interned during WWII, Christine McFadden knew she wanted to prevent such injustices from ever happening again. Now, she begins her journey to do so at UW Law.
The past few months constitute the latest example of the impact UW Law faculty members have on today’s biggest sociopolitical issues