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“I've had the opportunity to watch excellent litigators arguing before the bench in a wide variety of cases, from simple civil matters to first degree murder,” says Evan Hockenberger 2L, who is working in Alamance County this summer with Senior

Rising 3Ls Cristiana Nanu and Laura Gritz spent the summer as interns at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington, D.C. "It has been an incredible experience working for an agency that is so dedicated to protecting and serving the

It's a bee-autiful day to be a Tar Heel! 🐝🌺 Thanks to @ncbotanicalgarden for the flower identification: #HibiscusCoccineus (scarlet rosemallow)

Our student affairs and advancement staff showed up to support and have lunch with recent grads taking the bar exam in Raleigh today! 💙 #UNCLaw

Who's a good bar exam study buddy? 🐶📚⚖️ To our recent grads taking the bar exam next week, we know you've been putting in the hard work all summer, and we're here to cheer you on. From all of us at Carolina Law: YOU GOT THIS! ✊ 📸 via @katyclements

Rising 2L Charles Plambeck is one of five students who have an opportunity to witness the practice of law in local courts as part of a new initiative this summer. The Robinson O. Everett Sr. Judicial Fellows Program aims to expose students to

Rising 2Ls Lindsay Seventko and Kyle Compton visited the courtroom in Orange County District Court last week. The two are working with Professor Barbara Fedders this summer in the Youth Justice Clinic, where students assist in the representation of

On the hunt for beach reads this week? 🏖️ 😎 Our Kathrine R. Everett Law Library has you covered! Stop by to check out a copy of the latest thriller novel co-authored by James Patterson and Bill Clinton, featuring two characters who meet and fall in

Gifts come in all sizes! Support future Carolina Lawyer Leaders by making your gift today: www.law.unc.edu/alumni/givenow

Trying to find the next generation of public servants? Look no further than the students at UNC School of Law. Training those leaders is what Dean Martin Brinkley is for. Let us know what YOU are for! When you give back to Carolina Law, you give

Rising 3Ls Samantha Aparicio and Shanim Patel, who are working at the McGuireWoods office in Charlotte, N.C., this summer, visited the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this month as part of the McGuireWoods summer associate retreat. The group had a private

Students who are considering careers in banking law attended a Financial Services Compliance Boot Camp last week in Charlotte to network and learn about issues like fiduciary duties and conflicts of interest, surveillance, cybersecurity and privacy,

Bryan McGann '01, a member of the @UNCLawAlumni Association's Advancement Committee, is for exposing law students to the world of innovation and entrepreneurship. Carolina Law plans to do just that by establishing a new program that will provide

A $1.53 million gift for a new entrepreneurship program at @unc_law will provide rigorous, hands-on training for the next generation of public-spirited lawyers while also filling gaps in North Carolina's entrepreneurship ecosystem. Students who were

#Throwback to this spectacular day last month... 🎓 ➡️Check out the Class of 2018 Commencement photo album on our Facebook page! #UNCLaw #GDTBATH

Professor Lissa Broome, director of the UNC Center for Banking and Finance, is for providing opportunities to advance our students' professional development in banking and finance. What are *you* for? Let us know in the comments or by using

Martin McFly and "Doc" Hessick taking it #BackToTheFuture!🔥

"Law students: you're a few weeks into your summer jobs! Have you considered writing any of the professors you're close to and letting them know how it's going? It's lonely on campus in the summertime, and we want to know! (Just remember not to share

Law Alumni Association Advancement Committee Chair Ed Turlington ’82 encourages everyone to join him in supporting Carolina Law. He is for training lawyers that reflect North Carolina’s great diversity. What are *you* for? Let us know in the comments

Join us June 5 in the Smith Center as we celebrate 30 years of saving lives and honor the memory of @unc_law professor and @uncchapelhill Chancellor Paul Hardin who started the Carolina Blood Drive in 1989. Make your appointment at