Bill Murphy, Jr. '97 in Newsweek
In the June 15, 2009 issue of Newsweek, Bill Murphy, Jr. '97 interviews members of the West Point Class of 2009 in "Worried They Will Miss the War - Inside the Minds of West Point's Class of 2009." Murphy served on active duty with the Army Reserve from 2003 to 2005 and reported from Iraq for The Washington Post in 2007.
Bill Murphy, Jr. '97, author of In a Time of War, writes for Newsweek about the West Point Class of 2009.
Pomp Speaks at Conference
Professor Richard Pomp was a speaker at the 59th Annual Conference of the Southeastern Association of Tax Administrators in Biloxi, Mississippi.
Professor Richard Pomp was a speaker at the 59th Annual Conference of the Southeastern Association of Tax Administrators in Biloxi, Mississippi.
Serving Connecticut
Through a partnership between Robinson & Cole LLP, the Law School and the Hartford Public School System, students entering the Law & Government Academy at Hartford Public High School were provided with an opportunity to build important academic skills while learning about the law under the guidance of Mariedy Collazzo ’10 and other first- and second-year UConn Law students, known as the Robinson & Cole LLP Law and Government Community Teaching Fellows.
Robinson & Cole LLP, the Law School and Hartford Public Schools have partnered to provide academic skill building opportunities to tenth graders at Hartford Public High.
Profile: Krystyna Blakeslee '09
After high school, Krystyna Marie Blakeslee enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and spent five months serving in Iraq in 2003. She now believes that the discipline, self-confidence, and perseverance she learned there played a big part in who she has become.
“I have always made an effort to take the chances that have come my way, and to continue to do that is probably one of my biggest challenges,” says Blakeslee, who graduated from the School of Law on May 17.
After high school, Krystyna Blakeslee enlisted in the US Marine Corps. She now believes that the discipline, self-confidence, and perseverance she learned there played a big part in who she has become.
Serving Connecticut
Profile: Class of 2006
As a staff attorney at Greater Hartford Legal Aid (GHLA), Cecil Thomas ’06 is used to working long hours on behalf of his clients, many of whom face eviction and homelessness for the non-payment of rent and a range of other landlord-tenant issues.
Cecil Thomas '06 is a staff attorney at Greater Hartford Legal Aid where his work focuses on serving clients facing homelessness and eviction. In the latest issue of the Graduate Report, read more about how graduates, professors and students serve Connecticut communities.
Pomp Speaks at Tax Conferences
On June 18, Professor Rick Pomp will speak at the 13th Annual National Multistate Tax Conference sponsored by the Deloitte Center for Multistate Taxation at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. On June 19, he will be a panelist at the CCH State Tax Roundtable, Chicago, IL.
On June 18, Professor Rick Pomp will speak at a tax conference in Milwaukee. On June 19, he will be a panelist at a conference in Chicago.
Student In Summer Corp.
Jessica Stein '11 has been selected by Equal Justice Works as a member of their Summer Corps. Stein will work during for New York Legal Assistance Group. Stein was among 420 law students selected by Equal Justice Works to receive an award to support summer work serving the public interest.
Jessica Stein '11 has been selected by Equal Justice Works as a member of their Summer Corps.
Pomp Speaks in CA
Professor Rick Pomp will be the plenary speaker at the University of California State Tax Institute in Davis, CA on June 15. On June 16, he will be a panelist at the California Tax Commission meeting in Los Angeles, CA.
On June 15, Professor Rick Pomp will speak at the UC-Davis State Tax Institute. On June 16, he will be a panelist at the CA Tax Commission meeting.
Student Organizations: Welcome New Students!
The University of Connecticut School of Law gains much strength and vitality from the efforts of our student-run organizations. A number of student groups have prepared information sheets aimed at introducing their group to the new class of students.
The University of Connecticut School of Law gains much strength and vitality from the efforts of our student-run organizations. A number of student groups have prepared information sheets aimed at introducing their group to the new class of students.
Certificate Programs
Explore what the Law School certificate programs have to offer.
The Law School offers certificates in intellectual property, tax studies, law and public policy, and human rights.
