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WHY ARKANSAS LAW?

The University of Arkansas School of Law offers a competitive J.D. as well as an
advanced LL.M. program, which prepares students for success. Our challenging
curriculum is taught by nationally recognized faculty, and there are unique
opportunities for students to participate in pro bono work, externships, live
client clinics, competitions, and food and agriculture initiatives.

We strive to identify, discuss, and challenge issues of race, color, ethnicity,
and the impact(s) they have on students, faculty, and staff members in an effort
to achieve a diverse, inclusive, and equitable community.

The University of Arkansas is the state’s land grant flagship institution, and
our law school embodies the best of what public legal education offers today’s
students. We are consistently ranked among the “Best Values in Legal Education”
by National Jurist magazine, a designation we first won in 2011.

From admitting the Six Pioneers who were the first African American students to
attend law school in the South without a court order to graduating governors,
judges, prosecutors, and faculty who went on to become President of the United
States and Secretary of State, we have a rich history and culture.

ARKANSAS LAW REVIEW SYMPOSIUM 2024


EMBRACING THE PAST, ENHANCING THE FUTURE: EXPLORING THE EVOLUTION OF LEGAL
EDUCATION

Friday, September 20, 2024

Join the Arkansas Law Review from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, September 20 for
an exciting symposium discussing the evolution of legal education. The symposium
will include discussions and presentations by a range of nationally recognized
experts in addition to the keynote address.

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS


J.D. PROGRAM

Established in 1924, the School of Law offers a full-time, three-year program
leading to a Juris Doctor degree. The degree is conferred upon satisfactory
completion of 90 semester hours, including 42 hours of required courses.
Students are often referred to as 1Ls, 2Ls or 3Ls depending on the number of
years they have been in the program. Two specialized certificate programs and
four dual degree programs are also available to qualified students.

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LL.M. PROGRAM IN FOOD & AGRICULTURAL LAW

The first advanced law degree in agricultural and food law was founded here more
than 30 years ago. The LL.M. program was also the first to offer a fully
integrated opportunity for face-to-face and distance education options. With its
support, the School of Law publishes the nation’s first student-edited
specialized journal devoted to food law and policy issues and sustains outreach
efforts that connect academic scholarship with critical legal and policy issues.

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SCHOOL OF LAW NEWS


SCHOOL OF LAW NEWS


NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH CELEBRATED THROUGHOUT NOVEMBER

Fri Nov 01 2024

Partners across the university have come together to present a dynamic series of
events to celebrate Native American Heritage Month. Events are open to all
campus community members and the public.


ENDOWED GIFT ESTABLISHES FACULTY FELLOWSHIP IN BUSINESS LAW

Mon Oct 21 2024

A $500,000 gift will establish the Robert B. Neece Endowed Faculty Fellowship in
Business Law at the U of A School of Law.


SCHOOL OF LAW TO CELEBRATE NATIONAL PRO BONO WEEK

Wed Oct 16 2024

Daily events this week at the U of A will include panel discussions, pro
bono opportunities for students and attorneys, community service events and
donation drives.


ENTREPRENEURIAL LAW PROJECT TO SUPPORT EARLY-STAGE VENTURES

Mon Oct 07 2024

Sixteen early-stage ventures and small business owners joined the
Entrepreneurial Law Project in Little Rock as part of an initiative to help
startups that struggle with obtaining legal counsel. Two more sessions
scheduled.


SCHOOL OF LAW WELCOMES BOUSQUET AS NEW FACULTY MEMBER

Wed Sep 25 2024

Daniel Bousquet has joined the U of A School of Law as an assistant professor
beginning with the fall 2024 classes. His teaching expertise includes family
law, professional responsibility and evidence.

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SPOTLIGHT


STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

TIERRA MCCRANEY

Initially, a journalism major with the intention of being a news anchor, Tierra
began taking political science courses to further understand politics, as it is
frequently discussed during news segments. Each class, she was exposed to the
legal field, and was inspired by many individuals such as Justice Thurgood
Marshall, who used their degree to enact positive change in their community. She
considered law as a career where she could make a difference in the lives of
many by advocating for their legal rights.

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ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

TIMOTHY K. "CHIP" SHAW

Capt. Timothy K. “Chip” Shaw (J.D. ’16), United States Air Force Jag Corps, is a
volunteer pilot for Pilots N’Paws, a non-profit organization dedicated to
engaging volunteers to provide the valuable services of rescuing, sheltering,
and adopting animals. The organization recruits and schedules pilots willing to
assist with animal transportation. In the photo, Shaw, a private pilot, prepares
to fly two Collie pups from North Carolina to Maryland. He averages one trip per
month for the organization. Shaw, currently on active duty in Washington, D.C.,
is enrolled in the Environmental and Energy Law LL.M. program at Georgetown Law.



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