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What’s Happening at Wake Forest Law
National Hispanic Heritage Month offers a time to celebrate and recognize our Hispanic community`s history, culture, and contributions to the United States. This month, we will highlight events, organizations, and history through our stories and grid posts.
Learn about the Service Desk and Interlibrary Loans in Parts 1 and 2 of our 10 Things to Know Series!
Wake Forest Law Professor Ellen Murphy, along with JD students Jack Cordell, and Oliver Xu, recently conducted a CLE presentation for the Mecklenburg Bar on AI. In addition to assisting Professor Murphy with research, Jack and Oliver demonstrated common lawyer-used AI tools during the presentation. 🙌 🙌 #AI #LegalDeacs
Current students, faculty, staff, and local Law alumni were invited to Legal Deacon Dialogue: Insights from the Bench today.
The event included a conversation with Federal Judge Raag Singhal (JD `89) of the southern district of Florida and Chief U.S. District Judge Elizabeth Dillon (JD `86) of the western district of Virginia as they explored the core aspects of public service and the judicial experience. The conversation was moderated by Professor Emeritus Charley Rose.
Thank you, Judge Dillon, Judge Singhal, and Professor Rose, for this enlightening conversation! @wfualumni
Check out all the cool things the Wake Forest Law Library has to offer in the 4️⃣th and final part of our Staff Picks Series! Stay tuned for our next Law Library series called "10 Things to Know About the Law Library!"
