UIC Law News Articles UIC Law Professor and Alumna Recognized for “Outstanding Partnership” in Restorative Justice Professor Michael Seng and Alumna Judge Sheila Murphy are presented with the “Outstanding Partnership" award from the board president of the Union League Boys and Girls Club. UIC Law Hosts Rising Attorneys Inclusive Summer Experience (R.A.I.S.E) for Undergraduate Students UIC Law hosted a two-day immersive law school experience featuring faculty, staff, and alumni for UIC undergraduates interested in pursuing a legal education. WRC Director Featured on Boston University Law Review Article written by Assistant UIC Law Professor and Director of Legal Writing Resource Center Shakira Pleasant, in response to "Asian Americans, Racial Stereotypes, and Elite University Admissions,” is published by the Boston University Law Review. UIC Law Bridges the Gap with Alumni-Student Mentor Program Navigating the working world and figuring out how to succeed in your desired career field can be very confusing and intimidating. What are the best elective courses to take in school? What type… Professor Renee Hatcher Appointed to Mayor Brandon Johnson's Transition Team UIC Law Professor Renee Hatcher was recently appointed to Mayor Johnson's subcommittee for Economic Vitality and Equity. Appellate Justice Jesse Reyes Named Spring '23 Commencement Speaker Justice Jesse G. Reyes, Appellate Justice - Illinois Appellate Court, First District, Third Division will provide the Spring commencement address for UIC Law students May 6, 2023. Essay by UIC Law Dean Featured in Chicago Law Bulletin An essay written by UIC Law Dean Nicky Boothe is featured in a special edition of the Chicago Law Bulletin in honor of Law Day 2023. Spring '23 Valedictorian Advocates for Access to Books and Education for People Incarcerated Focusing on reading being a human right for everyone, including those who are incarcerated, Jacqueline Spreadbury presented research gathered during an independent study course on various issues regarding acquiring books in prisons. Former Priest, Current Sergeant Ranks Top of His Law Class Former priest, turned police officer, now Sergeant of the Mount Prospect police force, is looking to add lawyer to his resume. Read more from the Daily Herald. Assistant Professor Yelena Duterte is Published in the Washington Post Assistant Professor of Law and Director of Veterans Legal Clinic, Yelena Duterte, writes an opinion piece was in response to an OpEd by the Washington Post’s Editorial Board in regards to veterans disability benefits. 1 2 3 4 5 Next
