<p>The 45th graduating class of Widener University Delaware Law School will receive diplomas in a <strong>3 p.m. ceremony</strong> on the Wilmington, Del. campus lawn on <strong>Saturday, May 18</strong>.&nbsp; The entire event will also be broadcast to the public live online.</p>
<p>The public may watch the event online by going to <a href="ipl://625//W10=////">delawarelaw.widener.edu/gradwebcast</a> and clicking &ldquo;view video.&rdquo; The stream will begin approximately five minutes before the ceremony starts.</p>
<p>Student awards were presented during a separate ceremony held on Wednesday, April 18th, at the school.&nbsp; The dean&rsquo;s award and the president&rsquo;s award were two of the most prestigious honors.</p>
<p>Shella Borovinskaya received the president&rsquo;s award. The award is given annually to a second-year regular division or third-year extended division student who has demonstrated high scholastic achievement and possesses high potential for meaningful future contributions to the law school, the community, and the profession.</p>
<p>Delaware Law School Dean <a href="ipl://263//W10=////" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Rodney A. Smolla</a> gave the Dean&rsquo;s Award to Joseph D. Farris, III.&nbsp; The award is given annually to the graduating student who, in the dean&rsquo;s opinion, has demonstrated outstanding legal aptitude, exemplary service, significant leadership skills and the potential to become an outstanding member of the legal community.</p>
<p>The entire Delaware Law community looks forward to celebrating with the graduates!</p>