Marissa McCall Dodson Named Law Week 2017 Keynote Speaker
Marissa McCall Dodson Named Law Week 2017 Keynote Speaker
Marissa McCall Dodson, the public policy director for the Southern Center for Human Rights, will be the keynote speaker for […]
Lester Training Volunteers for United Way Tax Program
Lester Training Volunteers for United Way Tax Program
In her work at the Philip C. Cook Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic, Tameka Lester, associate director and clinical assistant professor, assists […]
Students Explore Children's Rights in Costa Rica
Students Explore Children's Rights in Costa Rica
Spending part of spring break learning about the lives, challenges, and hopes of people in immigrant squatter communities in San […]
Honoring a Legal Legend, Cook, with the Ben F. Johnson Award
Honoring a Legal Legend, Cook, with the Ben F. Johnson Award
Past and present Georgia Supreme Court justices, a former governor, members of the Defense Bar of Georgia, Georgia State University […]
PILA Auction Raises Over $17,000 to Fund Summer Fellowships
PILA Auction Raises Over $17,000 to Fund Summer Fellowships
The 25th annual Public Interest Law Association (PILA) auction raised more than $17,000 via a silent and live auction on […]
Online Resource Matches Attorneys with Pro Bono Opportunities
Online Resource Matches Attorneys with Pro Bono Opportunities
The state bar of Georgia’s Access to Justice committee recently launched a campaign to increase pro bono volunteerism among attorneys […]
Wilcox (J.D. ’16) Publishes in ABI Journal
Wilcox (J.D. ’16) Publishes in ABI Journal
The American Bankruptcy Institute Journal published “The Federal Student Loan Bubble,” by Marie Wilcox (J.D. ’16) in its February issue. […]
Stephen B. Bright Joins College, Center for Access to Justice
Stephen B. Bright Joins College, Center for Access to Justice
Stephen B. Bright joined the faculty at Georgia State University College Law and its Center for Access to Justice this spring. […]
Judge LaGrua (J.D. '87) Awards Scholarships in Honor of Parents
Judge LaGrua (J.D. '87) Awards Scholarships in Honor of Parents
Judge Shawn LaGrua’s (J.D. ’87) “My Journey Matters” program, formerly known as “My Life Matters,” awarded its first scholarships to […]
Center for Access to Justice Launches Bridges Program
Center for Access to Justice Launches Bridges Program
This spring, the Center for Access to Justice launched a program designed to “bridge” the gap between academics and practitioners working […]