Teaching Assistant to Professor Bhandari
Professor Bhandari is seeking a Teaching Assistant for pay or credit, for his Summer 2026 Criminal Procedure – Investigation class that will meet online on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:15pm– 9:15pm. Responsibilities include attending classes, supporting students as needed, and supporting the professor with assignments and class preparation (20 hours). Qualified applicants must have taken Criminal Procedure – Investigation at Stetson. Applicants should email a short bio to Prof. Bhandari at [email protected].
SOCIAL JUSTICE ADVOCACY APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED
On Tuesday, April 7th at 12 noon Prof. Adams and Scully will be in the breezeway of Dana Hall to answer questions regarding how to apply to the Social Justice Advocacy (SJA) Concentration Program. Please join us if you ever considered applying to the SJA program but have not yet done so.
Apply For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment Now through April 8
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.
The Pool is Back Open!
Starting next Monday (4/6/26), our pool near the Student Center will be open! Our lovely lifeguard, Tonya, will be returning to us as we prepare for our warmer months. The hours of operation will be listed below: Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 11:00AM to 4:00PM
Apply For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment Now through April 8
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.
The Pool is Back Open!
Starting next Monday (4/6/26), our pool near the Student Center will be open! Our lovely lifeguard, Tonya, will be returning to us as we prepare for our warmer months. The hours of operation will be listed below: Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 11:00AM to 4:00PM
SOCIAL JUSTICE ADVOCACY APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED
On Tuesday, April 7th at 12 noon Prof. Adams and Scully will be in the breezeway of Dana Hall to answer questions regarding how to apply to the Social Justice Advocacy (SJA) Concentration Program. Please join us if you ever considered applying to the SJA program but have not yet done so.
Apply For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment Now through April 8
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.
SLR Student Article Publication Solicitation
Stetson Law Review is looking for student articles to publish in its forthcoming issues! This is an opportunity to submit your completed manuscripts to Stetson Law Review’s Student Article Publication Committee, which reviews and selects student article submissions for publication. Student articles or manuscripts written for a seminar class, an independent research project, or a law review writing credit are all eligible for submission. Though works of any length are eligible, submissions less than thirty pages or lacking compliance with relevant citation manuals will typically not be selected for publication. If you are interested, please send your completed student articles to [email protected] with the subject line “Student Article Publication Submission.” The deadline for submission is April 28th at 11:59pm. We encourage you to capitalize on this amazing opportunity to seek publication!
The Pool is Back Open!
Starting next Monday (4/6/26), our pool near the Student Center will be open! Our lovely lifeguard, Tonya, will be returning to us as we prepare for our warmer months. The hours of operation will be listed below: Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 11:00AM to 4:00PM
Bailiffs needed for the upcoming IEMCC!
Students are invited to sign up as bailiffs for the 30th Annual Stetson International Environmental Moot Court Competition, taking place April 16–18, 2026. This is a great opportunity to gain moot court experience while meeting students and judges from around the world. Participants can earn non‑legal pro bono or administrative hours, and bailiff training is provided.
Sign up using this link: https://stetsonlaw.formstack.com/forms/volunteer_bailiffs_iemcc. Additional volunteer opportunities during the competition are also available. Email [email protected] for more information.
DR Board Success at ABA Mediation Nationals!
At the start of the semester, two teams of DR Board members competed at the regional ABA Representation in Mediation Competition hosted by Samford University, Cumberland School of Law. The teams—Daniel Smith & Sofia Santana and Whitney Ford & Alyssa Odom—advanced out of preliminaries ranked 1st and 2nd in a regional field of 20 teams. Daniel and Sofia won the competition and advanced out of finals. This past weekend, the all-star duo represented Stetson on the national stage at Chapman University, Dale E. Fowler School of Law.
The top teams from four different regionals convened in California, and after the preliminary rounds, Daniel and Sofia advanced as the No.1 seed! The team concluded the competition as national semifinalists! We are so proud of our ABA Mediation team and their coach, Professor Amy Catledge. Please join us in congratulating this amazing team!
Pickleball is starting!
Join us every other Tuesday, starting TODAY, at 5pm for pickleball at the tennis courts. Bring your own paddle or you can borrow one.
The latest issue of Stetson Law Review
Volume 55, number 3 of Stetson Law Review is now published and available to read online. This issue features scholarship from the journal’s 2025 symposium on white-collar crime. We are proud to share this publication with you, and we look forward to the conversation it inspires. You can read the full issue here: https://stetsonlawreview.org/print/
Apply For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment Now through April 8
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.
The Pool is Back Open!
Starting next Monday (4/6/26), our pool near the Student Center will be open! Our lovely lifeguard, Tonya, will be returning to us as we prepare for our warmer months. The hours of operation will be listed below: Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 11:00AM to 4:00PM
SOCIAL JUSTICE ADVOCACY APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED
On Tuesday, April 7th at 12 noon Prof. Adams and Scully will be in the breezeway of Dana Hall to answer questions regarding how to apply to the Social Justice Advocacy (SJA) Concentration Program. Please join us if you ever considered applying to the SJA program but have not yet done so.
Apply For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment Now through April 8
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.
Apply For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment Now through April 8
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.
Apply For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment Now through April 8
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.
Teaching Assistant to Professor Bhandari
Professor Bhandari is seeking a Teaching Assistant for pay or credit, for his Summer 2026 Criminal Procedure – Investigation class that will meet online on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:15pm– 9:15pm. Responsibilities include attending classes, supporting students as needed, and supporting the professor with assignments and class preparation (20 hours). Qualified applicants must have taken Criminal Procedure – Investigation at Stetson. Applicants should email a short bio to Prof. Bhandari at [email protected].
Apply For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment Now through April 8
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.
Regional Champions and National Finalists!
In February, the incredible duo of Madison Goff and Paul Castellano were crowned Champions at the ABA Client Counseling Regional Competition for the second year in a row! This past week, the team, along with their coach, Professor Emily Bollman, traveled to Chicago to compete at the national level.
The competition began with 86 teams representing 50 law schools across six regional events, culminating in the top 12 teams advancing to Chicago for nationals. We are extremely excited and proud to share that Madi and Paul were finalists and placed second in the nation!
Please join us in congratulating Madi, Paul, Professor Bollman, and the entire DR Board.
[L-R] Madi and Paul
SOCIAL JUSTICE ADVOCACY APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED
On Tuesday, April 7th at 12 noon Prof. Adams and Scully will be in the breezeway of Dana Hall to answer questions regarding how to apply to the Social Justice Advocacy (SJA) Concentration Program. Please join us if you ever considered applying to the SJA program but have not yet done so.
Apply For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment Now through April 8
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.