LL.M. allows Deanroy Bernard to make his law practice global
LL.M. allows Deanroy Bernard to make his law practice global
Deanroy Bernard (LLM ’21) has always had a passion for the law and travel. He worked as a police office and attorney in Jamaica before enrolling at the College of Law in order to practice law in the U.S.
Crim Center Receives Funding from Visual Effects Company to Support Film, Entertainment Program for Local Youth
Crim Center Receives Funding from Visual Effects Company to Support Film, Entertainment Program for Local Youth
The Alonzo A. Crim Center for Urban Educational Excellence has been awarded an $11,000 grant from Crafty Apes VFX, a California-based visual effects company, to support its Careers In New and Emerging and Media Areas (CINEMA) Project.
For Harold Franklin, mentorship is the key to success in law
For Harold Franklin, mentorship is the key to success in law
As co-founder of the Justice Benham Law Camp and partner and diversity chair at King & Spalding, Harold Franklin is on a mission to give back and be the kind of mentor that he always wanted.
In The Classroom: Instructor Inspires Students To Explore Podcasting
In The Classroom: Instructor Inspires Students To Explore Podcasting
Laurah Norton, a Principal Senior Lecturer in the Department of English, shares her passion for storytelling with her students in Intro to Podcasting.
Greg Walton (J.D. ’18) capitalizes on fellowship for career in public service
Greg Walton (J.D. ’18) capitalizes on fellowship for career in public service
Knowing his heart was in public service, Walton applied for the Presidential Management Fellowship during his 3L year as a path into government.
Congratulations to Georgia’s New Congresswoman, Dr. Carolyn Bourdeaux!
Congratulations to Georgia’s New Congresswoman, Dr. Carolyn Bourdeaux!
The Andrew Young School of Policy Studies (AYS) congratulates Dr. Carolyn Bourdeaux on her November 3, 2020, electoral victory!
Meet the 2020-21 Honors Student Organization Officers
Meet the 2020-21 Honors Student Organization Officers
Honors College students have elected new officers to the Honors Student Organization Executive Board for the 2020-21 academic year. Read their profiles here.
Duke University Press Interviews liquid blackness Editors Alessandra Raengo and Lauren McLeod Cramer
Duke University Press Interviews liquid blackness Editors Alessandra Raengo and Lauren McLeod Cramer
In The Classroom: Professor Explores Impact Of Food On Politics, Economics, Society
In The Classroom: Professor Explores Impact Of Food On Politics, Economics, Society
Associate Professor Jeffery Trask also helps students understand the social ways that food interacts in our lives and the significance that it plays.