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“I’m grateful for the practical experience I’ve gained through the externship and clinic programs.” Maya Weinstein 3L This article is part of the Carolina Law spring-summer 2020 cover story on …
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“I had never considered military law as aligning with my interest, but I could definitely get on board with making sure people had the resources this country promises its veterans.” …
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“That’s the kind of people we serve. People so dedicated to the success of their business that they would do a Zoom call from a broom closet.” Rachel Ann Stephens …
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In a one-flight-up floor space with wraparound windows that overlook both Peace and Justice Plaza and the grassy lawn of McCorkle Place, Carolina Law’s Institute for Innovation hung out its …
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NC State is the second highest feeder school for Carolina Law, trailing only UNC-Chapel Hill. In this article: William B. Aycock ’48 William C. Friday ’48 J. Phil Carlton ’63 …
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What’s the best way to work for more than a hundred bosses? For Phyllis Pickett ’82 it’s not a theoretical question. It requires “good legal and communication skills, being able …
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Carolina Law clinical associate professor Sara Warf ’06 has to persuade some 1L students who already have writing skills that the Research, Reasoning, Writing and Advocacy (RRWA) courses she teaches …
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When Carolina Law’s Michael Gerhardt testified with three other law professors before the House Judiciary Committee in President Donald Trump’s impeachment proceedings, the experience was both familiar and novel. Familiar, …
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Tracy Schaefer Calder ’84 financed her law school education with loans and summer jobs. Although she worried about her rising debt burden and ability to repay it, the low cost …
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