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Class of 2018 – Plan to attend one of these Sessions

*All law students receiving your law degree on January 10, 2018 (after fall 2017 semester) or on May 20, 2018 should plan to attend one of these sessions.*

Akron Law provides this opportunity for all student graduating after this fall 2017 semester and in May, 2018.  You will receive a professional head shot for your own personal use and for the Akron Law Class of 2018 Composite Photo.

All faculty and staff may be photographed as well if you need updated photos for the website, your Outlook email, etc.

 

Class of 2018 Professional Photo Sessions

*All law students receiving your law degree on January 10, 2018 (after fall 2017 semester) or on May 20, 2018 should plan to attend one of these sessions.*

Akron Law provides this opportunity for all student graduating after this fall 2017 semester and in May, 2018.  You will receive a professional head shot for your own personal use and for the Akron Law Class of 2018 Composite Photo.

All faculty and staff may be photographed as well if you need updated photos for the website, your Outlook email, etc.

Federal Bar Association Scholarship Opportunity

Foundation of the FBA Announces the Robert A. McNew Law Student Scholarship

The Foundation of the Federal Bar Association is pleased to announce that it is accepting applications for the Robert A. McNew Law Student Scholarship. This new scholarship promotes the practice of federal law by awarding a scholarship of $5,000 to a law student attending an ABA accredited law school. The scholarship is named in honor of the Foundation of the Federal Bar Association past president and founder of the Fellows program, Robert A. McNew.

The scholarship is awarded to a current law student who is a Federal Bar Association law student associate member in good standing. Applicants must submit an application, a personal essay, transcript, and two letters of recommendation. The deadline to submit the scholarship application and the required documentation to the Foundation of the Federal Bar Association is Thursday, Nov. 30.

Student memberships are relatively inexpensive — $20 per year, or $50 for the full three or four years of law school.  The application form is here:  http://www.fedbar.org/membershipapp.