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@willamettelaw has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in January 2021. The social media accounts linked to from @willamettelaw are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn Besides social media accounts, willamettelaw has populated their site with: • Freethought, Free Love, and Feminism in the Gilded Age: A Q&A with Professor Steven K. Green - LSE International History • Tragic school shooting, familiar question: Will a parent be charged? | San Luis Obispo Tribune • Casey Kulla JD’28 wins Oregon State Bar sustainability essay competition • A Queer Guide to Saving American Democracy: Book Release + Queen of New York w/ Marti Cummings – Tomorrow Theater • Challenges to the Affordable Care Act: A Brief Update • Guardian Article featuring Professor David Friedman • JS Story • Jordan Jones ABA Advocate of the Month • Two Law Professors Receive Promotions • 71. Conversation with Brian Gallini, Dean of Willamette College of Law by EdUp Legal - The Legal Education Podcast • Trusts and Estates Clinics | Willamette University College of Law • Fall 2022 Willamette Law Lawyer Magazine • Alumnus promoted to JAG colonel • Election 2022: Measure 114 could change how Oregonians handle their guns • The Conversation Project: Willamette alum to share experience as immigrant in Oregon • Legal Implications and State Budget Ramifications if Voters Vote “YES” for Oregon Senate Joint Resolution 12 on Their November 2022 General Election Ballot • Professor appointed to Director of Academic Excellence • Queer Period Pieces Like Abbi Jacobson's "A League Of Their Own" Are A Reminder That LGBTQ Rights Are Still Under Attack • The Gig Law Causing Chaos in California Strip Clubs • Partnership with AccessLex expands Willamette Law’s direct admissions pathways • Willamette Law Review Publications | Willamette University College of Law • Law School Rankings Worsen Profession's Socioeconomic Gaps • The College of Law reflects on the past year • Exploring new paths to attorney licensure • Building a successful legal career has prominent alum reflecting on the impact of her Willamette Law education • October-December 2022 Alaska Bar Rag • Clinical Law Program | Willamette University College of Law • WCC Seattle Law Fair • Join our Cloud HD Video Meeting • Students gain real-world experience through Community and Environmental Justice Law Clinic • WCC Phoenix Reception • Law School Bound program offers Willamette students direct admission pathway • Oregon hospital systems face lawsuits over religious objections to Covid vaccine • Ron DeSantis Would 'Make America Florida' • Willamette Law Open House Events • The Trillion-Dollar Question: Could a Coin Save the Day? • Creating estate plans from start to finish • Practice LSAT/GRE at Willamette • Information for Job Seekers & Students — Oregon Diversity Legal Job Fair • Willamette Law Announces 2022 Attorney Mentor of the Year • The Trillion-Dollar Coin Might Be the Least Bad Option • Debt limit crisis: Why people won't stop talking about the trillion-dollar coin • Corps training: From Law School Bound to the JAG Corps • Welcome! 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After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting. • Preparing trial-ready lawyers with the help of a community • USA Triathlon to Ride Through 2024 with A2 Bikes as Official Bike Partner • Our Money Our Future • Glaser Weil’s Sheridan To Lead Group - Los Angeles Business Journal • Fall 2022 Proceedings-Professor Kelly Gamble Article • Student strives to make change in law school and beyond • Exploring international children’s rights in Tanzania • New Oregon gun control bill moves forward in legislature with amendments • Willamette Law launches its inaugural immersion externship • How to Apply | Willamette University College of Law • The College of Law receives grant to study bar exam passage rates • Big Capital & the Carceral State • Welcome - 2023 New Deans' Workshop • Willamette Law Travels • Willamette Law announces new faculty members • Three Willamette Law professors are recognized for their teaching and scholarly achievements • Admissions | Willamette University College of Law • A history of experiential education at Willamette Law • Oregon Supreme Court to vote on bar exam alternative • Professors, administrators and counsel applaud proposed ABA standard on academic freedom • ‎Willamette Common Law on Apple Podcasts • Sarah Denner of Gearing Rackner & McGrath Named to 2023 Oregon Super Lawyers List • Kristi Skalman JD’20 accomplishes her dream of opening her own law firm • Fall Open House • Members | American Law Institute • What Happens When the Boss Invites You to Bible Study? • Carrying on a family tradition • Pride Has Always Been Radical - Ms. Magazine • The SEC’s Next Key Courtroom Battles With the Crypto Industry • The 20 best mid-size cities in the United States | CNN • preLaw magazine Fall 2023 • Teaching about the importance of advocacy through hands-on learning • The bar and the bench • Oregon approves alternative to bar exam • Phylis Myles named Assistant Dean Emeritus • Willamette Week's Give!Guide • Less Politics Is Local: States Get Increasingly Aggressive About Pre-Emption • Governor Newsom Announces Judicial Appointments 10.5.23 | California Governor • Professor Susan Smith returns to scholarly roots with environmental crimes book • Willamette Law’s first Oregon Immigrant Justice Fellows make an impact • Former Oregon Supreme Court Chief Justice Edwin Peterson who modernized courts dies at 93 – Oregon Capital Chronicle • Professor Steven Green reflects on his career, forthcoming books • Bonneville County appoints new chief deputy prosecuting attorney • JD for Life - Academic Credit • Tomas Hernandez named Assistant Dean of Career Planning & Development • Alumnus finds niche in health law • New Practice Pathways - Harvard Law School Center on the Legal Profession • Giving back to Willamette Law • Is Washington’s LLC Act Modeled on the Uniform LLC Act? Does It Matter? - Washington State Bar News • Disrupted Symmetry • Misdemeanor Bootcamp held to help fill the gap for indigent criminal defense in Oregon • A trailblazer for women • preLaw magazine Winter 2024 • It’s a Great Deal, Before the ‘Drip Pricing’ • ACLU Applauds Appeals Court Decision Halting Enforcement of Florida Law That Bans Many Immigrants from China and Other Countries From Buying Homes | American Civil Liberties Union • Defending Democracy: LGBTQ Activism and Power in 2024 • Zack Schick • Spring Open House • Double Bearcat finds niche in global manufacturing company • Man who killed Portland activist linked by DNA to decades-old rape • Registration for SPPE Information Session • A life lived for family • Restraining Orders Without Borders • bit.ly • Accomplishing Dreams in the Pacific Northwest • Willamette Law launches innovative new Immigrant Justice Scholars program • “Fifty Years in the Conflicts Vineyard” Symposium to honor Symeon C. Symeonides • Could Trump Be Jailed At Rikers Island For Contempt In N.Y. Case? Experts Say It’s Possible. • Here's what to know about the Grants Pass homeless camp case being argued before the US Supreme Court • Exploring data privacy in Oregon and beyond • Night Walk - by James Dunning • Attorney Registration: Willamette Attorney-Mentor Program • How Jefferson and Madison’s partnership – a friendship told in letters – shaped America’s separation of church and state • The Future is Queer: A Guide to Saving Democracy with Robin Maril • Willamette Common Law • GOP’s 2024 platform: A shift on same-sex marriage or the same old stance? • INSIDE DOUGLAS COUNTY 8.2.24 • Criminal Defense Clinic launches this fall • Students cultivate skills and advocate for change through summer fellowships • Summer fellowships set students up for long-term career success while making an impact on the community • Judge hears arguments to block Louisiana's Ten Commandments displays in schools • New seminar takes a deep dive into presidential election law • Prison Labor - Freakonomics • The combat attorney: James DeVecchio brings his military experience to court in Roseburg • Professor Robin Maril pushes for democracy • Top 25 International Law Authors • Rohan Grey on Spending & Inflation | Ipse Dixit • Professors reflect on retiring after decades at Willamette Law • Willamette Lawyer - Fall 2024 • Fortune names Willamette on ‘Best Master’s in Data Science Programs in 2024’ list • Willamette MBA ranked #1 in Oregon — once again • Willamette University unveils new Graduate & Professional Center in the heart of Portland • Art and design powerhouse PNCA breathes life into First Thursday events • Helping to shape the future of K-12 data science curriculum • A leader and connector for Latinx, farmworker, and migrant communities in the Mid-Willamette Valley • Karol Orozco MBA’22, MS’23 pairs business and data skills with people-centered values to lead TriMet to a more just future • Scholars, activists, and artists explore the intersections of identity and geography • Preparing AI-informed leaders and decision-makers to serve the Pacific Northwest and the world • 50 years in the conflicts vineyard: SYMposium in honor of Professor and Dean Emeritus Symeonides • Genna Walsh JD’24 publishes two ABA articles on psilocybin • Gender-Based Crimes and the Colombian Special Jurisdiction for Peace • A genuine desire to help others leads student to law school • Patenting the Taboo: Sex, Drugs, and Abortion • Tonkon Torp Elects Four Attorneys to Partnership • Attorney Volunteer Form • Staff and students at Oregon colleges brace for possible immigration enforcement • Aaron Simowitz: Making an impact in legal scholarship and in the classroom • Dan Rayfield JD'06 draws on Willamette experience to advocate for all Oregonians as Attorney General • Checkmate: If and when the president disobeys the courts • Jeffrey Dobbins named Willamette Law’s 23rd Dean • Polar law course introduces students to complex legal issues in one of the planet’s most vulnerable regions • Death is the policy • Willamette Law network opened doors to a career in civil litigation • DOJ will investigate doctors who provide trans care to minors, attorney general says • Oregon governor picks new Clackamas County judge • Oregon law schools to receive funding for criminal defense clinics • Oregonians, Gov. Kotek react to Trump's deployment of National Guard to Washington, DC • Oregon law professor discusses implications of state lawsuit against Trump administration • Alaska Law Summer Immersion | Willamette School of Law • RFK Jr.’s Eugenics-Coded Crusade | Vanity Fair • Willamette Law launches Alaska Law Summer Program • The Midnight Sun Of Legal Education: Stop Talking, Start Trekking • Episode 152 – No Court for Old… - asymmetrical haircuts - Apple Podcasts • Trump’s Freedom 250 Event to ‘Rededicate’ USA as ‘One Nation Under God.’ Faith Leaders, Legal Scholars Warn of Dangers of Christian Nationalist Extremism - • A populist consumer movement is rising to end 'captive' repair economy • Professor says U.S. political violence used to be worse, and Oregon played a part • Launch Meeting - Zoom • Externships | Hands-On Learning | Willamette School of Law • willamette.edu • From Augustine to Jefferson, the idea of separating church and state has deep religious and secular roots • Professor Norman Williams featured in Willamette Week • WU Law partners with Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde • Willamette welcomes its newest faculty members