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Baylor Law Review publishes leadership article by Dean Barton

School of Law Dean April Barton penned an article in the Baylor Law Review about leadership for lawyers that was recently mentioned on TaxProf blog. Her article entitled "Teaching Lawyers To Think Like Leaders: The Next Big Shift In Legal Education" outlines what Dean Barton sees as a developing and increasingly important facet of legal education.

2021-22 Leadership Fellows Program commences

Dean April Barton welcomed the 2021-22 School of Law's class of Leadership Fellows on Wednesday, September 15. The goal of the program is to instill a leadership mindset in future lawyers and to emphasize leadership is for everyone. This year's class is comprised of more than 40 law students who will participate in sessions throughout the academic year to prepare them for leadership in their law careers.

Faculty publication examines landmark Bostock ruling

Visiting Assistant Professor John Towers Rice recently had his paper The Road to Bostock published by FIU Law Review. His publication examines the United States opinion in the landmark case Bostock v. Clayton County, Ga.

Professor Publishes and Presents on "The Piracy Paradox and Indigenous Fashion"

An article by Assistant Professor of Law Aman Gebru was recently published by the Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal, one of the top journals for intellectual property law scholarship. As the title The Piracy Paradox, and Indigenous Fashion implies, it examines the "piracy paradox," a highly influential theory arguing that, despite the common presumption that creativity and innovation suffer in the face of copying, the fashion industry benefits from piracy.

Dean's Welcome Party celebrates 1L students

Administration and faculty celebrated new 1L students to conclude the first day of Orientation. After a day of meetings and acclimating to campus, the group boarded the Gateway Clipper where they met other students, socialized with professors, and enjoyed dinner.