Reunification
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Student Spotlight
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.
Taylor O’Toole, a 2L, and Bethany Parry, a 3L, took first and second place in the College of Workers' Compensation Lawyers 2017 Law Student Writing Competition, respectively, earning each of them recognition and reward.
Ashley Clasen, a joint J.D.-M.I.A. degree student at Penn State Law, is part of the College of Education's Restorative Justice Initiative, working with incarcerated individuals through education and meaningful engagement.
Mahajan and Manokaran distinguished themselves through their knowledge of, and passion for, the law -- earning themselves the titles of best male and female law student out of the thousands who competed in the Professor N.R. Madhava Menon SAARC Mooting Competition.
For the first time in Penn State Law’s history, all three of the school’s major academic journals will be led by women editors-in-chief in the coming year.
From Hollywood to Washington, D.C., here's a look at the exciting work experiences some of our Penn State Law students had this summer.
Morgan Stanley's background in finance led him to a summer position with the Securities and Exchange Commission's Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations, an exciting role that changed daily.
Sarah Loy spent the summer before her final year of law school working at Reed Smith LLP, an elite global law firm founded in Pittsburgh.
“Working at Paramount was exactly what I was looking for, but more,” said Eunice Kim, who spent her summer working as a legal intern at Paramount Pictures.
Rob Casturo spent the summer before his 3L year as an intern with the Congressional Budget Office in Washington, D.C.
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