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The Southern University Law Center has been involved in pro bono work for almost 40 years and is committed to pro bono services as a fundamental aspect of preparing future lawyers. This program supplements the Law Center’s tradition of integrating classroom experiences with the real-world workplace. These services play a critical role in shaping professional values and creating an environment that instills a sense of moral responsibility in all students. The Law Center has set out to create a pipeline of students committed to a lifetime of pro bono services.

Destyni Rogers

Professor B. Summer Chandler

Marissa Crespo

SULC Civil Rights Litigation Students Recognized in Lemon Howards Documentary (News)

Jennifer C. Duval

SULC’s Technology and Entrepreneurship Clinic Prepares Student Attorneys for Careers in Innovation and Intellectual Property Law (News)

Voting Rights

Kaitlyn Bradford Joshua

SULC Tech Clinic Students Witness Federal Appellate Advocacy in Action (News)

Mentorship Program

Mike Aguilar

J.B. McGinnis

Aliya Nelson

Prof. Odinet Blogs on SCOTUS Decision About Local Governments and Fair Housing Act Claims (News)

Prof. Chris Odinet, an editor at the Property Law Prof Blog, recently posted his analysis of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Bank of American et al. v. City of Miami, Florida. The Property Law Prof Blog is one of the country’s most well-known and widely read property law blogs. His commentary is as follows:

James Anthony Victor

Nicole Ward

Brandon Johnson

Career Services Brings Lawmaking and Advocacy into Focus for SULC Students (News)

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