University of Maryland Wins Stetson’s IEMCC
A team from the University of Maryland won Stetson's International Environmental Moot Court Competition.
Colleges Need to Look Beyond Discipline, Says Book
Professor Peter Lake's latest book Beyond Discipline argues for an education-based, student-centered process, which is not overly legalistic.
Stetson to Host Wildlife Law Experts
Speakers from around the world will present on international law, environmental law and animal issues.
Advocacy Teams Win Competitions
Advocacy teams from Stetson Law won competitions Feb. 27 and Feb. 28 in Miami and Kansas City.
Black’s Law Dictionary Editor Addresses May Graduation
Legal writing scholar Bryan A. Garner will address 284 Stetson University College of Law graduates at commencement on May 15 in Gulfport.
Ledbetter and Lee Receive Higher Ed Awards
Stetson Law presented prestigious awards during 31st Annual National Conference on Law and Higher Education.
Presidential Inauguration, March 19-21
Welcome Wendy B.
Libby, Ph.D., as Stetson's ninth president at the
university's main campus in DeLand, Fla.
Inaugural Marc L. Levine Award
In May, the first Marc L. Levine Award will be presented to a Stetson Law student.
Stetson Law Excels Nationwide Among Law Schools Graduating Hispanic Students
Stetson Law is again among the top 25 law schools graduating Hispanics in The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education. David Fernandez, president of Stetson’s Hispanic Bar Association, became the first law student to receive the Clearwater Bar Foundation Excellence in Pro Bono Award on Feb. 11.
Salcines to Receive Tower Award
Judge E.J. Salcines has been selected to receive Stetson Law’s Tower Award on May 1 in Tampa, Fla.
Free Consumer Protection Expo for Seniors at Stetson Law
The public is invited to attend a free expo on the Gulfport campus of Stetson Law on April 20 to learn more about how to guard against current financial frauds and scams targeting the elderly and seniors.
Former Jamaican Attorney General Teaching Human Rights Course
Jamaican senator Arnold J. Nicholson, who served as Jamaica’s attorney general for 12 years, is teaching a course on Human Rights in the Commonwealth Caribbean through Feb. 21 at Stetson University College of Law.