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Former college golfer and Senate intern Makena Rauch returns to Washington, D.C. for spring program
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Students get practical IP law experience through medical device competition
Learn morePar for the course
Former college golfer and Senate intern Makena Rauch returns to Washington, D.C. for spring program
Learn moreBench to Bedside
Students get practical IP law experience through medical device competition
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Incredible work today by our Traynor Moot Court Competition finalists! Lane Burgess and Ruben Castren argued for the Petitioner, and Gloria Aquino and Amanda Moody argued for the Respondents.
Gloria and Amanda won best overall team, but we’re so proud of both teams for their exceptional performance.
The final round was judged by Hon. Jared Bennett (U.S. District Court for the District of Utah), Hon. John Bush (U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit), Chief Justice Matthew Durrant (Utah Supreme Court), and Hon. Dianna Gibson (Third District Court, Utah). - PreviousNext
What to do with that 1L memo you're ready to forget about forever? Give it wings, of course!
Our Student Bar Association hosted its spring Memo Toss today—students came out to the fifth floor overlook to fold up their memos and bid farewell to a hallmark of 1L year.
Dean Elizabeth Warner is quoted in this Reuters article about how the Trump administration's moves to close the U.S. Department of Education could disrupt the flow of money vital to law school operations.
https://lnkd.in/gBBMyZ5S“This enhanced legal knowledge will position me for more senior leadership opportunities and allow me to contribute more strategically to my organization’s goals,” says Master of Legal Studies student Jennifer Erickson.
Learn more about her career background in this profile: https://lnkd.in/gQufe7Wc
“Spring to D.C. is essentially like a study abroad program in the United States. If you have a job or goal in mind around politics, the best place to do that job, network, or find a job is in D.C. It’s been an amazing experience so far.”
Meet 2L Makena Rauch and learn more about the Spring to D.C. program!
https://lnkd.in/eHRyzhKAThe University of Utah Health's Bench to Bedside program brings aspiring student inventors from across the state together—but did you know that law students and faculty members also help these inventors file patent applications? Learn more about the current and past Utah Law students who've participated in this hands-on program.
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