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A Q&A with Julie McConnell
Prof. Julie McConnell is the 2018 recipient of the Metro Richmond Women's Bar Association's Women of Achievement award. We sat down with Prof. McConnell to learn more about her career path - and her work with the MRWBA. 
Immersive experiences
For the students who take part in Richmond Law’s London Clinical Placement Program each summer, gaining perspective is a key takeaway.
3L champions efficiency in the profession - and at home
“Efficiency was always in the background” for Kate Bauer, L’19, a multitasking mother of four/law student/practice solutions architect.
Video game law: a new frontier
Alum and video game attorney Noah Downs pioneers the 'wild west' of IP and entertainment law. 
Richmond Law alum wins $289 million verdict against Monsanto
For Timothy Litzenburg, L’08, Professor Pete Swisher's torts class played a major role in his career - and in his prep work for a high-profile mass torts case.
Richmond Law welcomes two new professors
New faculty to teach courses in civil procedure, labor law, arbitration, criminal procedure, education law, and professional responsibility.
Two years, eight scholarships, one student
Nikita Bhojani, L'19, has been the recipient of eight third-party scholarships over the past two years.
Alum returns to her roots at CancerLINC
Beth Browning's first involvement at CancerLINC was as an intern during her time at Richmond Law. Today, she's joined the staff to support patients in need of legal services.
Dean Michelle Rahman to retire
After 34 years of dedicated service, Michelle Rahman, our remarkable Associate Dean for Admissions, will retire on June 30, 2018.  During her time in the admissions office, Richmond Law admitted over 18,835 students.
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The University of Richmond School of Law Alumni Magazine  •  Summer 2018

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