As we transition from summer, we are excited to introduce our new newsletter, The LENS. This publication features curated stories highlighting our mission-driven achievements and media mentions, showcasing the latest in legal education news and scholarship.
The LENS will keep you updated on the dynamic advancements at ASU Law. Over the past year, our leaders, faculty, staff and students have dedicated themselves to developing and implementing our strategic plan, and we continue to make significant progress. We invite you to explore our latest updates and share this resource with friends and colleagues who are interested in ASU Law news.
This August, we began a new year and a fresh start. We were pleased to see both new and returning faces as we embarked on another semester of growth and discovery. |
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Stacy Leeds
Willard H. Pedrick Dean and Regents Professor
Arizona State University
Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law
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Student Success | Post
We've just wrapped up an incredible first day of orientation at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law. We were so excited to give our new 1L JD students a warm #ASULaw welcome!
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Deliberate Community | Story
This fall, ASU Law welcomed one of its most accomplished and diverse classes, with over 630 new JD and master's students joining its more than 1,800 total student body, reflecting the school’s commitment to inclusivity, innovation and excellence.
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Technology | Story
The Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University has launched an AI focus in artificial intelligence for its Juris Doctor, Master of Legal Studies and Master of Laws degree programs.
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Online Strategies | Post
Master of Legal Studies student Ciara Gaines says ASU Law has opened doors to unique opportunities online students like herself do not typically encounter. "The online MLS program provided the perfect opportunity to immerse myself in classes while still being able to live elsewhere and work full-time."
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ASU Law Dean Stacy Leeds named a finalist for Phoenix Business Journal's inaugural Champions of Inclusion Awards
This recognition honors Leeds' unwavering commitment to inclusion at ASU Law and beyond.
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Trifecta of opportunities draws triplets to start legal education at ASU Law
Welcoming environment, special programs and access to professional sports teams brought sisters to Arizona.
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ABA Immediate Past President Mary Smith inspires ASU Law's new class: Insights on leadership, advocacy and embracing change
Smith, immediate past president of the ABA, spoke to students about the power of community.
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Inaugural summer trip to Australia provides ASU Law students with invaluable insight into international sports communities
A group of students from ASU Law had the unique opportunity to travel to Melbourne as part of the SLB program.
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ASU hosts first student-led Model Constitutional Convention
Students from across the country demonstrated what collaboration and compromise can look like.
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Washington, D.C. summer program builds next generation of leaders
Students from around the country were given the unique opportunity to live, work and learn in Washington, D.C., this summer through a brand-new program.
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September 23-24, 2024
Negotiations and Influence program
In today's complex business environment, negotiation is an essential skill for business and legal professionals to achieve their objectives while maintaining positive relationships. This two-day workshop covers essential negotiation topics, from understanding bargaining power to mastering persuasive communication. Participants will explore nuances of business and legal negotiation approaches, enabling them to leverage each other's expertise effectively and cultivating a balanced approach that prioritizes both integrity and effectiveness.
Register here
Thursday, October 10, 2024
Name, image, likeness for student-athletes
You may wonder how your name, image and likeness (NIL) can be protected or help you build a personal brand as a student-athlete and beyond. The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) hosts a series of NIL events to share the importance of protecting intellectual property (IP) and registering trademarks.
Register here
Tuesday, November 12, 2024
TechTainment™ 2024
Los Angeles Intellectual Property Law Association (LAIPLA) and The Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University (ASU Law) have partnered to produce TechTainment™ 2024. TechTainment’s motto is “Technology + Entertainment + Law” and what better place to hold the conference than in Los Angeles, the Entertainment capital of the world.
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- ASU News: Exploring the intersection of law and technology
- KJZZ: Allowing lawyers to practice with lower bar exam scores could ease AZ attorney shortage
- Arizona Republic: Getting Native voters means organizing and removing barriers, leaders say
- Navajo Times: Diné College partners with ASU Law, launching the first tribally affiliated law program
- Arizona Horizon: First Tribally-Affiliated legal education program launched
- Bloomberg Law: How Kirkland Uses Court Shopping to Get an Edge in Bankruptcy
- Arizona's Family: AZ Supreme Court ruling paves way for criminal sentences to be reduced if case involved marijuana
- Bloomberg Law: Ghosts of Bankruptcy’s Past Haunt Bills to Address J&J, Purdue
- Bloomberg Law: Medicare Drug Price Cuts Add Fuel to Legal Fight Over Program
- KJZZ: Are schools liable when a bullied student dies by suicide? This expert explains how the law sees it
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ASU Law hosts inaugural student-led Model
Constitutional Convention
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Quantifying Winters Rights – Rhett Larson, Richard Morrison Professor of Water Law
Does the Law Ever Run Out? – Charles Capps, Associate Professor of Law
Stay informed by exploring our scholars' contributions and subscribing to ASU Law's SSRN eJournal for updates on the newest research.
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