Recently, students of the Center for Immigrants' Rights Clinic had the opportunity to develop and deliver immigration training to a local team: Penn State University Police in University Park.
Students in the Penn State Law Civil Rights Appellate Clinic got real insight into law practice facing two short briefing deadlines at the start of the spring semester.
Bhargavi Kannan and Sanya Darakhshan Kishwar earned the top individual honor at the 2018 SAARC Moot Court Competition, a yearlong tournament that attracts thousands of talented law students from across India and south Asia.
Laura Lipschutz, a rising third-year student at Penn State Law, was recently awarded the top place finish in the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s annual Intellectual Property Law Section writing competition.
The Penn State Law class of 2018 celebrated their achievements and looked forward to the future at their commencement, held Saturday, May 12, in Eisenhower Auditorium in University Park.
The Penn State Law Center for Immigrants’ Rights Clinic has had a busy year. During a tumultuous, tense, and constantly evolving political cycle, students at the clinic have taken on multiple projects in the 2017-18 academic year, which have resulted in multiple victories, both locally and across the nation.
The 2018 1L Mock Trial, held in March, included 59 first-year student competitors in 1- or 2-person teams. This year's event featured updates to the competition, including a new competition structure, three scoring judges rather than one, and increased coaching and lessons on advocacy basics, bringing a fresh look to the competition.
Julia Ammerman and Mackenzie Koppenhofer, both second-year students, along with their coach, Rachel Brown, a third-year student, traveled to Boston for the American Bar Association Moot Court Competition this March.