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(6514, 444, 'Information Technology', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Information Technology Services\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/img_2079.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"<h1><strong>The Office of Information Technology Services (ITS) provides computing, information, and network services to the university campus community.<\\/strong><\\/h1>\",\"page_content\":\"<p><a href=\\\"https:\\/\\/avatar.widener.edu\\/footprints\\/WUSD\\/\\\"><strong>24\\/7\\/365 Support<\\/strong><\\/a> - Level 1 support provided by DSS, Inc.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"https:\\/\\/pss.widener.edu\\/pss\\/control\\\"><strong>Self-Service Password Management<\\/strong><\\/a> allows you to look-up your login\\/password information or change your password 24\\/7.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Wireless access<\\/strong> is available on the Delaware campus where students live, lounge, and learn.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Faculty and staff support<\\/strong> is provided by the ITS Help Desk staff during regular business hours, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday - Friday (hours subject to change).<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Student support<\\/strong> is provided by the ITS Help Desk student staff during the following hours,<br \\/>10 a.m. -8 p.m., Monday &ndash; Thursday (hours subject to change).<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Discounts on software and hardware available to students and employees of Widener University:<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/store.apple.com\\/us\\/browse\\/home\\/findyourschool\\\"><strong>Apple<\\/strong><\\/a> - Apple Computers, Inc and peripherals<\\/li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"https:\\/\\/signin.dell.com\\/delllogin\\/portal\\/login.aspx?ed=alGzlxo0tjc0aj6cQW1Xoe4OPyZlP1Xh0tpfWujCaKoCJ15dlT7A1W7z3%2b5ZW8bjADqJY4jiDZpntVl67u4o%2fhQK1AnnaJM4v8tstfj%2fZ7yCy4FCbGQL8g%3d%3d&amp;at=auto&amp;fs=0&amp;tw=7200&amp;ru=http%3a%2f%2fpremier.dell.com%2fportal%2fstart.aspx&amp;id=1&amp;ct=8%2f8%2f2012+4%3a44%3a11+PM&amp;c=US&amp;l=en%20%20\\\"><strong>Dell<\\/strong><\\/a> - Dell Computers and peripherals<\\/li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.journeyed.com\\/select\\\"><strong>JourneyEd<\\/strong><\\/a> - software - Microsoft, Adobe products and more.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.cdwg.com\\/shop\\/custompages\\/Default.aspx?CustomPageKey=ED6FA37C18EB44FAA655E4CEBBB70EB3\\\"><strong>CDW-G<\\/strong><\\/a> - computers, printers, cameras etc...<\\/li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/reonline.com\\/\\\"><strong>Ribbons<\\/strong><\\/a> - printer supplies (login information on <a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/prod.campuscruiser.com\\/PageServlet?pg=home_welcome&amp;cp=97\\\"><strong>CampusCruiser<\\/strong><\\/a>)<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Additional technology that you may use on campus but is not supported by ITS<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><strong>Print solution<\\/strong> &ndash; The Delaware campus uses LPTOne for printing in all public areas. &nbsp;If you have problems using the print solution contact the&nbsp;Campus Services Office in Passmore House.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li><strong>West Law and LexisNexis<\\/strong> &ndash; If you have questions about or need account information for WestLaw or LexisNexis please contact the Reference Librarians in the Legal Information Center.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li><strong>ExamSoft<\\/strong> &ndash; ExamSoft is administered by the Registrar&rsquo;s Office. &nbsp;If you have questions about ExamSoft please contact the Registrar&rsquo;s Office in the Student Services Wing on the first floor of the Main Law Building.<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\",\"callouts\":[],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '', '', '2016-01-21 21:07:51'),
(6515, 695, 'Delaware Tax Institute', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h3>2018: TAX DEVELOPMENTS &amp; PLANNING: WHERE ARE WE AFTER TCJA?</h3>\\r\\n<p>Co-sponsored by Widener University Delaware Law School, Society of Financial Service Professionals - Delaware Chapter, and the Delaware State Bar Association</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Date and Time:</strong>&nbsp;Friday, December 7, 2018 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Reception from 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Location:</strong></p>\\r\\n<p>Ruby R. Vale Moot Courtroom<br />Widener University Delaware Law School<br />4601 Concord Pike<br />Wilmington, Delaware 19803</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"https://epay.widener.edu/C21798_ustores/web/classic/store_main.jsp?STOREID=25&amp;SINGLESTORE=true\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Register Online</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2165//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the Brochure</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '', '', '2018-12-04 18:46:21'),
(6516, 695, 'Delaware Tax Institute', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h3>2018: TAX DEVELOPMENTS &amp; PLANNING: WHERE ARE WE AFTER TCJA?</h3>\\r\\n<p>Co-sponsored by Widener University Delaware Law School, Society of Financial Service Professionals - Delaware Chapter, and the Delaware State Bar Association</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Date and Time:</strong>&nbsp;Friday, December 7, 2018 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Reception from 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Location:</strong></p>\\r\\n<p>Ruby R. Vale Moot Courtroom<br />Widener University Delaware Law School<br />4601 Concord Pike<br />Wilmington, Delaware 19803</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"https://epay.widener.edu/C21798_ustores/web/classic/store_main.jsp?STOREID=25&amp;SINGLESTORE=true\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Register Online</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2165//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the Brochure</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<hr />\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h5>8:30&ndash;8:35 am: Welcome</h5>\\r\\n<p>Stephen Friedman, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs &amp; Professor of Law, Widener University Delaware Law School</p>\\r\\n<h5>8:35&ndash;10:05 am: 2018 Income Tax Developments</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> Kathy S. Schultz, CPA, AEP Belfint Lyons &amp; Shuman, P.A.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> Charles J. Durante, Esquire, Connolly Gallagher LLP; Michael D. Kelly, CPA Belfint Lyons &amp; Shuman, P.A.</p>\\r\\n<h5>10:15&ndash;11:45 am: Recent Developments in Estate Planning</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> Jocelyn Margolin Borowsky, Esquire, Duane Morris LLP</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> David M. Brown, Esquire, Duane Morris LLP; Kimberly Gill McKinnon, Esquire, Morris Nichols Arsht &amp; Tunnell LLP; Scott E. Swenson, Esquire, Connolly Gallagher LLP</p>\\r\\n<h5>11:45&ndash;11:55 am: Break</h5>\\r\\n<h5>11:55 am&ndash;12:55 pm: Distinguished Speaker</h5>\\r\\n<p>George Callas, Managing Director of Government Affairs for Steptoe &amp; Johnson, LLP, Former Senior Tax Counsel for Speaker of the House of Representatives, Paul D. Ryan Jr.</p>\\r\\n<h5>12:55&ndash;1:35 pm: Luncheon, Barristers&rsquo; Club</h5>\\r\\n<h5>1:45&ndash;3:15 pm: Section 199A and Choice of Entity Planning and Developments</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> Jerome K. Grossman, Esquire, Young Conaway Stargatt &amp; Taylor, LLP</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> Jordon N. Rosen, CPA, MST, AEP, Belfint Lyons &amp; Shuman, P.A.; Bruce W. Tigani, Esquire, Morris James LLP</p>\\r\\n<h5>3:15&ndash;3:30 pm: Break</h5>\\r\\n<h5>3:30&ndash;5:00 pm: Federal and State Fiduciary and Related Income Tax Issues and Charitable Planning</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> W. Donald Sparks II, Esquire, Richards Layton &amp; Finger, P.A.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Co-Moderator:</strong> John &ldquo;Jack&rdquo; P. Garniewski Jr., CPA/PFS, CFP, AEP, Family Office Solutions, LLC</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> Daniel F. Hayward, Esquire. Gordon Fournaris &amp; Mammarella, P.A.; Carol G. Kroch, Esquire, Wilmington Trust Company</p>\\r\\n<h5>5:00 pm: Adjourn</h5>\\r\\n<h5>5:00&ndash;6:00 pm: Wine and Cheese Reception</h5>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '', '', '2018-12-05 17:02:56'),
(6517, 695, 'Delaware Tax Institute', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h3>2018: TAX DEVELOPMENTS &amp; PLANNING: WHERE ARE WE AFTER TCJA?</h3>\\r\\n<p>Co-sponsored by Widener University Delaware Law School, Society of Financial Service Professionals - Delaware Chapter, and the Delaware State Bar Association</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Date and Time:</strong>&nbsp;Friday, December 7, 2018 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Reception from 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Location:</strong></p>\\r\\n<p>Ruby R. Vale Moot Courtroom<br />Widener University Delaware Law School<br />4601 Concord Pike<br />Wilmington, Delaware 19803</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"https://epay.widener.edu/C21798_ustores/web/classic/store_main.jsp?STOREID=25&amp;SINGLESTORE=true\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Register Online</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2165//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the Brochure</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<hr />\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h5>8:30&ndash;8:35 am: Welcome</h5>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://20//WyI3OSJd////\\\">Stephen Friedman</a>, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs &amp; Professor of Law, Widener University Delaware Law School</p>\\r\\n<h5>8:35&ndash;10:05 am: 2018 Income Tax Developments</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2193//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Kathy S. Schultz</a>, CPA, AEP Belfint Lyons &amp; Shuman, P.A.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2184//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Charles J. Durante</a>, Esquire, Connolly Gallagher LLP; <a href=\\\"irl://2188//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Michael D. Kelly</a>, CPA Belfint Lyons &amp; Shuman, P.A.</p>\\r\\n<h5>10:15&ndash;11:45 am: Recent Developments in Estate Planning</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2182//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Jocelyn Margolin Borowsky</a>, Esquire, Duane Morris LLP</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> David M. Brown, Esquire, Duane Morris LLP; <a href=\\\"irl://2190//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Kimberly Gill McKinnon</a>, Esquire, Morris Nichols Arsht &amp; Tunnell LLP; <a href=\\\"irl://2197//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Scott E. Swenson</a>, Esquire, Connolly Gallagher LLP</p>\\r\\n<h5>11:45&ndash;11:55 am: Break</h5>\\r\\n<h5>11:55 am&ndash;12:55 pm: Distinguished Speaker</h5>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2183//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">George Callas</a>, Managing Director of Government Affairs for Steptoe &amp; Johnson, LLP, Former Senior Tax Counsel for Speaker of the House of Representatives, Paul D. Ryan Jr.</p>\\r\\n<h5>12:55&ndash;1:35 pm: Luncheon, Barristers&rsquo; Club</h5>\\r\\n<h5>1:45&ndash;3:15 pm: Section 199A and Choice of Entity Planning and Developments</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2186//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Jerome K. Grossman</a>, Esquire, Young Conaway Stargatt &amp; Taylor, LLP</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2192//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Jordon N. Rosen</a>, CPA, MST, AEP, Belfint Lyons &amp; Shuman, P.A.; <a href=\\\"irl://2198//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Bruce W. Tigani</a>, Esquire, Morris James LLP</p>\\r\\n<h5>3:15&ndash;3:30 pm: Break</h5>\\r\\n<h5>3:30&ndash;5:00 pm: Federal and State Fiduciary and Related Income Tax Issues and Charitable Planning</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2194//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">W. Donald Sparks II</a>, Esquire, Richards Layton &amp; Finger, P.A.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Co-Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2185//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">John &ldquo;Jack&rdquo; P. Garniewski Jr.</a>, CPA/PFS, CFP, AEP, Family Office Solutions, LLC</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2187//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Daniel F. Hayward</a>, Esquire. Gordon Fournaris &amp; Mammarella, P.A.; <a href=\\\"irl://2189//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Carol G. Kroch</a>, Esquire, Wilmington Trust Company</p>\\r\\n<h5>5:00 pm: Adjourn</h5>\\r\\n<h5>5:00&ndash;6:00 pm: Wine and Cheese Reception</h5>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '', '', '2018-12-05 19:36:03'),
(6518, 695, 'Delaware Tax Institute', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h3>2018: TAX DEVELOPMENTS &amp; PLANNING: WHERE ARE WE AFTER TCJA?</h3>\\r\\n<p>Co-sponsored by Widener University Delaware Law School, Society of Financial Service Professionals - Delaware Chapter, and the Delaware State Bar Association</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Date and Time:</strong>&nbsp;Friday, December 7, 2018 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Reception from 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Location:</strong></p>\\r\\n<p>Ruby R. Vale Moot Courtroom<br />Widener University Delaware Law School<br />4601 Concord Pike<br />Wilmington, Delaware 19803</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"https://epay.widener.edu/C21798_ustores/web/classic/store_main.jsp?STOREID=25&amp;SINGLESTORE=true\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Register Online</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2165//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the Brochure</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<hr />\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h5>8:30&ndash;8:35 am: Welcome</h5>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://20//WyI3OSJd////\\\">Stephen Friedman</a>, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs &amp; Professor of Law, Widener University Delaware Law School</p>\\r\\n<h5>8:35&ndash;10:05 am: 2018 Income Tax Developments</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2193//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Kathy S. Schultz</a>, CPA, AEP Belfint Lyons &amp; Shuman, P.A.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2184//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Charles J. Durante</a>, Esquire, Connolly Gallagher LLP; <a href=\\\"irl://2188//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Michael D. Kelly</a>, CPA Belfint Lyons &amp; Shuman, P.A.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Course Materials:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2200//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Durante: Notable Cases in Federal Income Taxes</a> (pdf) and <a href=\\\"irl://2205//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Kelly: TCJA Impact on Individuals, Estates &amp; Trusts</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h5>10:15&ndash;11:45 am: Recent Developments in Estate Planning</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2182//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Jocelyn Margolin Borowsky</a>, Esquire, Duane Morris LLP</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> David M. Brown, Esquire, Duane Morris LLP; <a href=\\\"irl://2190//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Kimberly Gill McKinnon</a>, Esquire, Morris Nichols Arsht &amp; Tunnell LLP; <a href=\\\"irl://2197//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Scott E. Swenson</a>, Esquire, Connolly Gallagher LLP</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Course Materials:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2207//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">McKinnon: Recent Developments in Transfer Tax Statutes: 2018 Estate Planning Opportunities</a> (pdf) and <a href=\\\"irl://2210//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Swenson: Recent Transfer Tax Letter Rulings</a> (pdf).</p>\\r\\n<h5>11:45&ndash;11:55 am: Break</h5>\\r\\n<h5>11:55 am&ndash;12:55 pm: Distinguished Speaker</h5>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2183//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">George Callas</a>, Managing Director of Government Affairs for Steptoe &amp; Johnson, LLP, Former Senior Tax Counsel for Speaker of the House of Representatives, Paul D. Ryan Jr.</p>\\r\\n<h5>12:55&ndash;1:35 pm: Luncheon, Barristers&rsquo; Club</h5>\\r\\n<h5>1:45&ndash;3:15 pm: Section 199A and Choice of Entity Planning and Developments</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2186//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Jerome K. Grossman</a>, Esquire, Young Conaway Stargatt &amp; Taylor, LLP</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2192//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Jordon N. Rosen</a>, CPA, MST, AEP, Belfint Lyons &amp; Shuman, P.A.; <a href=\\\"irl://2198//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Bruce W. Tigani</a>, Esquire, Morris James LLP</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Course Materials:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2202//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Grossman, Rosen, and Tigani: TCJA Section 199A - Qualified Business Income Deduction</a> (pdf) and <a href=\\\"irl://2203//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Grossman: Section 199A</a> (pdf).</p>\\r\\n<h5>3:15&ndash;3:30 pm: Break</h5>\\r\\n<h5>3:30&ndash;5:00 pm: Federal and State Fiduciary and Related Income Tax Issues and Charitable Planning</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2194//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">W. Donald Sparks II</a>, Esquire, Richards Layton &amp; Finger, P.A.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Co-Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2185//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">John &ldquo;Jack&rdquo; P. Garniewski Jr.</a>, CPA/PFS, CFP, AEP, Family Office Solutions, LLC</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2187//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Daniel F. Hayward</a>, Esquire. Gordon Fournaris &amp; Mammarella, P.A.; <a href=\\\"irl://2189//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Carol G. Kroch</a>, Esquire, Wilmington Trust Company</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Course Materials:</strong>&nbsp;<a href=\\\"irl://2201//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Garniewski: Individual Tax Planning</a> (pdf),&nbsp;<a href=\\\"irl://2204//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Hayward: Income Tax Planning With Trusts After Tax Reform</a> (pdf), and <a href=\\\"irl://2206//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Kroch: Charitable Planning After Tax Reform and In a New Interest Rate Environment</a> (pdf).</p>\\r\\n<h5>5:00 pm: Adjourn</h5>\\r\\n<h5>5:00&ndash;6:00 pm: Wine and Cheese Reception</h5>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '', '', '2018-12-05 19:52:31'),
(6519, 695, 'Delaware Tax Institute', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h3>2018: TAX DEVELOPMENTS &amp; PLANNING: WHERE ARE WE AFTER TCJA?</h3>\\r\\n<p>Co-sponsored by Widener University Delaware Law School, Society of Financial Service Professionals - Delaware Chapter, and the Delaware State Bar Association</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Date and Time:</strong>&nbsp;Friday, December 7, 2018 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Reception from 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Location:</strong></p>\\r\\n<p>Ruby R. Vale Moot Courtroom<br />Widener University Delaware Law School<br />4601 Concord Pike<br />Wilmington, Delaware 19803</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"https://epay.widener.edu/C21798_ustores/web/classic/store_main.jsp?STOREID=25&amp;SINGLESTORE=true\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Register Online</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2165//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the Brochure</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<hr />\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h5>8:30&ndash;8:35 am: Welcome</h5>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://20//WyI3OSJd////\\\">Stephen Friedman</a>, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs &amp; Professor of Law, Widener University Delaware Law School</p>\\r\\n<h5>8:35&ndash;10:05 am: 2018 Income Tax Developments</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2193//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Kathy S. Schultz</a>, CPA, AEP Belfint Lyons &amp; Shuman, P.A.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2184//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Charles J. Durante</a>, Esquire, Connolly Gallagher LLP; <a href=\\\"irl://2188//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Michael D. Kelly</a>, CPA Belfint Lyons &amp; Shuman, P.A.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Course Materials:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2200//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Durante: Notable Cases in Federal Income Taxes</a> (pdf) and <a href=\\\"irl://2205//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Kelly: TCJA Impact on Individuals, Estates &amp; Trusts</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h5>10:15&ndash;11:45 am: Recent Developments in Estate Planning</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2182//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Jocelyn Margolin Borowsky</a>, Esquire, Duane Morris LLP</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2191//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Tiffany M. Nicholson</a>, Esquire, Duane Morris LLP; <a href=\\\"irl://2190//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Kimberly Gill McKinnon</a>, Esquire, Morris Nichols Arsht &amp; Tunnell LLP; <a href=\\\"irl://2197//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Scott E. Swenson</a>, Esquire, Connolly Gallagher LLP</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Course Materials:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2207//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">McKinnon: Recent Developments in Transfer Tax Statutes: 2018 Estate Planning Opportunities</a> (pdf) and <a href=\\\"irl://2210//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Swenson: Recent Transfer Tax Letter Rulings</a> (pdf).</p>\\r\\n<h5>11:45&ndash;11:55 am: Break</h5>\\r\\n<h5>11:55 am&ndash;12:55 pm: Distinguished Speaker</h5>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2183//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">George Callas</a>, Managing Director of Government Affairs for Steptoe &amp; Johnson, LLP, Former Senior Tax Counsel for Speaker of the House of Representatives, Paul D. Ryan Jr.</p>\\r\\n<h5>12:55&ndash;1:35 pm: Luncheon, Barristers&rsquo; Club</h5>\\r\\n<h5>1:45&ndash;3:15 pm: Section 199A and Choice of Entity Planning and Developments</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2186//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Jerome K. Grossman</a>, Esquire, Young Conaway Stargatt &amp; Taylor, LLP</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2192//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Jordon N. Rosen</a>, CPA, MST, AEP, Belfint Lyons &amp; Shuman, P.A.; <a href=\\\"irl://2198//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Bruce W. Tigani</a>, Esquire, Morris James LLP</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Course Materials:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2202//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Grossman, Rosen, and Tigani: TCJA Section 199A - Qualified Business Income Deduction</a> (pdf) and <a href=\\\"irl://2203//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Grossman: Section 199A</a> (pdf).</p>\\r\\n<h5>3:15&ndash;3:30 pm: Break</h5>\\r\\n<h5>3:30&ndash;5:00 pm: Federal and State Fiduciary and Related Income Tax Issues and Charitable Planning</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2194//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">W. Donald Sparks II</a>, Esquire, Richards Layton &amp; Finger, P.A.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Co-Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2185//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">John &ldquo;Jack&rdquo; P. Garniewski Jr.</a>, CPA/PFS, CFP, AEP, Family Office Solutions, LLC</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2187//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Daniel F. Hayward</a>, Esquire. Gordon Fournaris &amp; Mammarella, P.A.; <a href=\\\"irl://2189//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Carol G. Kroch</a>, Esquire, Wilmington Trust Company</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Course Materials:</strong>&nbsp;<a href=\\\"irl://2201//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Garniewski: Individual Tax Planning</a> (pdf),&nbsp;<a href=\\\"irl://2204//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Hayward: Income Tax Planning With Trusts After Tax Reform</a> (pdf), and <a href=\\\"irl://2206//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Kroch: Charitable Planning After Tax Reform and In a New Interest Rate Environment</a> (pdf).</p>\\r\\n<h5>5:00 pm: Adjourn</h5>\\r\\n<h5>5:00&ndash;6:00 pm: Wine and Cheese Reception</h5>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '', '', '2018-12-05 20:24:51'),
(6520, 695, 'Delaware Tax Institute', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h3>2018: TAX DEVELOPMENTS &amp; PLANNING: WHERE ARE WE AFTER TCJA?</h3>\\r\\n<p>Co-sponsored by Widener University Delaware Law School, Society of Financial Service Professionals - Delaware Chapter, and the Delaware State Bar Association</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Date and Time:</strong>&nbsp;Friday, December 7, 2018 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Reception from 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Location:</strong></p>\\r\\n<p>Ruby R. Vale Moot Courtroom<br />Widener University Delaware Law School<br />4601 Concord Pike<br />Wilmington, Delaware 19803</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"https://epay.widener.edu/C21798_ustores/web/classic/store_main.jsp?STOREID=25&amp;SINGLESTORE=true\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Register Online</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2165//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the Brochure</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<hr />\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h5>8:30&ndash;8:35 am: Welcome</h5>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://20//WyI3OSJd////\\\">Stephen Friedman</a>, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs &amp; Professor of Law, Widener University Delaware Law School</p>\\r\\n<h5>8:35&ndash;10:05 am: 2018 Income Tax Developments</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2193//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Kathy S. Schultz</a>, CPA, AEP Belfint Lyons &amp; Shuman, P.A.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2184//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Charles J. Durante</a>, Esquire, Connolly Gallagher LLP; <a href=\\\"irl://2188//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Michael D. Kelly</a>, CPA Belfint Lyons &amp; Shuman, P.A.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Course Materials:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2200//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Durante: Notable Cases in Federal Income Taxes</a> (pdf) and <a href=\\\"irl://2205//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Kelly: TCJA Impact on Individuals, Estates &amp; Trusts</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h5>10:15&ndash;11:45 am: Recent Developments in Estate Planning</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2182//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Jocelyn Margolin Borowsky</a>, Esquire, Duane Morris LLP</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2191//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Tiffany M. Nicholson</a>, Esquire, Duane Morris LLP; <a href=\\\"irl://2190//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Kimberly Gill McKinnon</a>, Esquire, Morris Nichols Arsht &amp; Tunnell LLP; <a href=\\\"irl://2197//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Scott E. Swenson</a>, Esquire, Connolly Gallagher LLP</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Course Materials:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2207//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">McKinnon: Recent Developments in Transfer Tax Statutes: 2018 Estate Planning Opportunities</a> (pdf) and <a href=\\\"irl://2211//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Swenson: Recent Transfer Tax Letter Rulings</a> (pdf).</p>\\r\\n<h5>11:45&ndash;11:55 am: Break</h5>\\r\\n<h5>11:55 am&ndash;12:55 pm: Distinguished Speaker</h5>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2183//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">George Callas</a>, Managing Director of Government Affairs for Steptoe &amp; Johnson, LLP, Former Senior Tax Counsel for Speaker of the House of Representatives, Paul D. Ryan Jr.</p>\\r\\n<h5>12:55&ndash;1:35 pm: Luncheon, Barristers&rsquo; Club</h5>\\r\\n<h5>1:45&ndash;3:15 pm: Section 199A and Choice of Entity Planning and Developments</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2186//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Jerome K. Grossman</a>, Esquire, Young Conaway Stargatt &amp; Taylor, LLP</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2192//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Jordon N. Rosen</a>, CPA, MST, AEP, Belfint Lyons &amp; Shuman, P.A.; <a href=\\\"irl://2198//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Bruce W. Tigani</a>, Esquire, Morris James LLP</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Course Materials:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2202//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Grossman, Rosen, and Tigani: TCJA Section 199A - Qualified Business Income Deduction</a> (pdf) and <a href=\\\"irl://2203//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Grossman: Section 199A</a> (pdf).</p>\\r\\n<h5>3:15&ndash;3:30 pm: Break</h5>\\r\\n<h5>3:30&ndash;5:00 pm: Federal and State Fiduciary and Related Income Tax Issues and Charitable Planning</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2194//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">W. Donald Sparks II</a>, Esquire, Richards Layton &amp; Finger, P.A.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Co-Moderator:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2185//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">John &ldquo;Jack&rdquo; P. Garniewski Jr.</a>, CPA/PFS, CFP, AEP, Family Office Solutions, LLC</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Panelists:</strong> <a href=\\\"irl://2187//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Daniel F. Hayward</a>, Esquire. Gordon Fournaris &amp; Mammarella, P.A.; <a href=\\\"irl://2189//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Carol G. Kroch</a>, Esquire, Wilmington Trust Company</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Course Materials:</strong>&nbsp;<a href=\\\"irl://2201//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Garniewski: Individual Tax Planning</a> (pdf),&nbsp;<a href=\\\"irl://2204//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Hayward: Income Tax Planning With Trusts After Tax Reform</a> (pdf), and <a href=\\\"irl://2206//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Kroch: Charitable Planning After Tax Reform and In a New Interest Rate Environment</a> (pdf).</p>\\r\\n<h5>5:00 pm: Adjourn</h5>\\r\\n<h5>5:00&ndash;6:00 pm: Wine and Cheese Reception</h5>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '', '', '2018-12-06 16:45:47'),
(6529, 387, 'First Assignments', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"First Assignments for Paralegal and Legal Nursing Consultant Students\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/img_0709-5.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h2>Fall 2018</h2>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2082//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download Fall 2018 First Assignments</a> (pdf) posted 08/22/18</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"2082\"\n]', '', '2018-08-22 21:08:26'),
(6535, 333, 'Staff', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Meet Our Team\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/wl_012615_636-2.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"\",\"page_content\":\"<h5>Eileen A. Grena, RN, JD, Assistant Dean and Executive Director of Graduate, International, Compliance &amp; Legal Studies Programs<\\/h5>\\r\\n<h5>Denise Manelski,&nbsp;Admissions Specialist<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Ms. Manelski graduated from Mt. Pleasant High School in 1970 and has been employed by Delaware Law School&nbsp;for 32&nbsp;years. For the past 21 years she has worked in the Legal Studies Department&nbsp;where she enjoys working with students on a daily basis. Ms. Manelski processes all applications to the Legal Studies Program and makes sure students reach the required number of credits for graduation.<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2018-02-16 21:02:29'),
(6536, 336, 'Professional Memberships', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Affiliations &amp; Memberships\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/wl_012615_636-4.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"<h1>The Legal Studies Program&nbsp;is approved by the American Bar Association and holds memberships in the following local and national professional associations.<\\/h1>\",\"page_content\":\"<h5>Paralegals<\\/h5>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/apps.americanbar.org\\/legalservices\\/paralegals\\/directory\\/\\\">American Bar Association<\\/a>&nbsp;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.deparalegals.org\\/index.php\\\">Delaware Paralegal Association<\\/a><\\/li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.philaparalegals.com\\/\\\">Philadelphia Association of Paralegals<\\/a>&nbsp;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.sjpaparalegals.org\\/\\\">South Jersey Paralegal Association<\\/a>&nbsp;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/nala.org\\/\\\">National Association of Legal Assistants<\\/a><\\/li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.paralegals.org\\/\\\">National Federation of Paralegal Associations<\\/a><\\/li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.aafpe.org\\/\\\">American Association of Paralegal Educators<\\/a>&nbsp;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.nationalparalegal.org\\/\\\">National Paralegal Association<\\/a>&nbsp;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.chescoparalegal.org\\/\\\">Chester County Pennsylvania Paralegal Association<\\/a><\\/li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.buckscoparalegals.com\\/\\\">Bucks County Pennsylvania Paralegal Association<\\/a>&nbsp;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.montcoparalegals.org\\/\\\">Montgomery County Pennsylvania Paralegal Association<\\/a><\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<h5>Legal Nurse Consultants<\\/h5>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.aalnc.org\\/\\\">American Association of Legal Nurse Consultants<\\/a>&nbsp;<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Local Chapters of AALNC including:<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Delaware Chapter<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Philadelphia Chapter<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>New Jersey Chapter<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Maryland Chapter<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\",\"callouts\":[],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2017-03-30 19:50:06'),
(6537, 337, 'Academic Goals and Objectives', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"LEI Academic Goals and Objectives\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/wl_012615_636-5.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"<h1>The primary goal of the Legal Studies Program&nbsp;is the education of qualified individuals in the theory and philosophy of law and ethical responsibility under the supervision of attorneys.<\\/h1>\\r\\n<p>Further, &ldquo;[a] legal assistant or paralegal is a person, qualified by education, training, or work experience who is employed or retained by a lawyer, law office, corporation, governmental agency or other entity and who performs specifically delegated substantive legal work for which a lawyer is responsible. (Guidelines for the Approval of Paralegal Education Programs, American Bar Association Standing Committee on Paralegals, Effective September 1, 2013 at page 3.)&rdquo;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The overall program goal is the education, training, and development of students thereby fostering an understanding and appreciation of the law, ethical responsibilities, and practical training to enhance their personal and professional ability to adapt and grow with changes in the legal environment.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The&nbsp;goals of the Legal Studies Program reflect the prevailing ethical and educational standards established by the American Bar Association: to enhance competent and effective delivery of legal services to all segments of society. It is important to note that paralegals may not provide legal services directly to the public except as permitted by law. Paralegals work under the direct supervision of attorneys.<\\/p>\",\"page_content\":\"<h5>Legal Studies Paralegal Program Objectives<\\/h5>\\r\\n<ol>\\r\\n<li>Provide opportunity for students to receive applicable training, practical skills, and necessary education to effectively contribute to the legal environment.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Prepare students to become an integral part of the legal team.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Enhance students&rsquo; understanding of their ethical responsibility and role under the supervision of attorneys.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Provide students with an understanding of the US legal system and sources of law.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Teach students active listening skills and effective written and oral communication skills.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Provide students with extensive instruction in legal research and technology offerings, including the use of electronic legal research databases.<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ol>\\r\\n<h5>Legal Studies Legal Nurse Consultant Program Objectives<\\/h5>\\r\\n<ol>\\r\\n<li>Provide the maximum opportunity for nurses to become educated in the theory, philosophy, and ethical appreciation of the law.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Prepare students to become an integral part of the legal team.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Foster an understanding and appreciation for the role of the legal nurse consultant that reflects the prevailing ethical and educational standards set forth by the legal profession.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Provide students with deductive reasoning skills when preparing chronologies of medical events and organizing and reviewing medical records.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Provide students with extensive instruction in legal research, including the use of electronic legal research databases.<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ol>\",\"callouts\":[],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2017-03-30 19:51:33'),
(6539, 841, 'LLM/SJD Student Handbook', '', 'LLM/SJD student handbook.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p>LLM and SJD students can download the student handbook below.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Current Student Handbook</strong></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2068//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">2018-2019 LLM/SJD Student Handbook</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Past Student Handbooks</strong></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://1620//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">2017-2018 LLM/SJD Student Handbook</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"2068\",\n    \"1620\"\n]', '', '2018-08-13 21:48:00'),
(6540, 386, 'Private Financial Aid', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Private Financial Aid\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/img_2859.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"<h1>Scholarships and Loans from Outside Sources<\\/h1>\\r\\n<p>Students looking for additional financial aid options can seek assistance in the form of <a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/235\\/\\/W10=\\\">scholarships<\\/a> established by private and public organizations, including county and state bar associations, veterans organizations, church and ethnic organizations, college or university alumni associations, and corporations.<\\/p>\",\"page_content\":\"<p>Students may also borrow money from <a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/405\\/\\/W10=\\\">private loan programs<\\/a> although Delaware Law recommends that before borrowing from a private lender students should attempt to apply for a <a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/409\\/\\/W10=\\\">Federal GradPLUS Loan<\\/a>.&nbsp;<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[]}', 1, '', '', '[]', '', '2015-03-12 15:58:16'),
(6545, 89, 'Legal Nurse Consultant Programs | DE - Widener Law', '', 'Our Legal Nurse Consultant programs are available for students seeking a quality education from professors with real-world experience.', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Legal Studies Program Legal Nurse Consultant\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/img_1615-4.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"<h1>As a legal nurse consultant, you can take your nursing career to another level, serving a vital role with law firms, insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies, HMOs, government agencies, and more. Offered through the Graduate, International, Compliance, and Legal Studies Office, this ABA-approved legal nurse consultant (LNC) certificate program could be your gateway to a rewarding profession.<\\/h1>\",\"page_content\":\"<h5>The objectives of the legal nurse consultant program are:<\\/h5>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>To provide opportunities for nurses to become educated in the theory, philosophy, and ethical appreciation of the law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>To prepare students to become an integral part of a legal team<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>To foster an understanding and appreciation for the role of the legal nurse consultant that reflects the prevailing ethical and educational standards set forth by the legal profession<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>To provide students with deductive reasoning skills when preparing chronologies of medical events and organizing and reviewing medical records<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>To provide students with extensive instruction in legal research, including the use of electronic legal research databases<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<h6>Note: Legal Nurse Consultants may not provide legal services directly to the public except as permitted by law. Legal Nurse Consultants work under the direct supervision of attorneys.<\\/h6>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"border: 1px solid #000000; background-color: #ffda00;\\\">\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"margin-left: 5px;\\\">Gainful Employment Disclosure:<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"margin-left: 5px;\\\">In accordance with&nbsp;U.S. Department of Education regulations, Delaware Law School offers the following information about graduation rates, median debt upon program completion, and other information regarding gainful employment for the latest completed academic year for each of this certificate program:<br \\/><br \\/><a href=\\\"{staticroot}disclosures\\/legalnursecertgedt\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Legal Nurse Consultant&nbsp;Certificate Program<\\/a><\\/p>\\r\\n<\\/div>\\r\\n<h5>Professional Memberships and Affiliations<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>The Legal Studies Program is approved by the American Bar Association. In addition, we are members of the following professional legal nurse consultants associations:<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.aalnc.org\\/\\\">American Association of Legal Nurse Consultants<\\/a>&nbsp;(AALNC)<br \\/>Local AALNC chapters in Delaware, Philadelphia, New Jersey and Maryland<\\/p>\\r\\n<h3 class=\\\"page-title\\\">LEGAL NURSE CONSULTANT (LNC) CERTIFICATE AND FORENSIC CONCENTRATION<\\/h3>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>The <strong>legal nurse consultant certificate of completion <\\/strong>is awarded to students who have successfully completed the required 24-credit program. The certificate recognizes that a graduate possesses the medical knowledge to act as an independent nurse consultant and the legal insight to investigate health-care issues.<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/90\\/\\/W10=\\\">Legal nurse consultant certificate of completion credit breakdown<\\/a><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>The <strong>legal nurse certificate of completion with a concentration in forensic nursing <\\/strong>emphasizes the application of nursing science to public or legal proceedings. In addition to the core legal courses, this eight-class concentration focuses on forensic science, the nurse\'s role in criminal law cases, and criminal mitigation and ethics.<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/371\\/\\/W10=\\\">Legal nurse consultant certificate of completion with concentration in forensic nursing credit breakdown<\\/a><\\/p>\\r\\n<h5>Eligibility<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>To apply, you must have a current registered nurse license and either a diploma in nursing, associate of science in nursing, bachelor of science in nursing, or master&rsquo;s degree in nursing. It also is recommended that you have at least three years of nursing experience.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5>Flexible Scheduling<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>To work with your schedule, we offer both full-time and part-time studies, with flexible scheduling and online and evening classes, starting in any semester. 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(6562, 177, 'Contact Us', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Contact Us\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/img_1569.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"<p>Please be our guest and <a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/34\\/\\/W10=\\\">visit<\\/a> our campus. The Admissions Office of the Graduate, International, Compliance &amp; Legal Studies department is eager to assist you with the application process. Please fill out this form to schedule a campus visit or phone conference, and we will be in touch with you shortly.<\\/p>\",\"page_content\":\"<div id=\\\"wufoo-p1t58hu31xf6pqx\\\">Fill out my <a href=\\\"https:\\/\\/widenerlaw.wufoo.com\\/forms\\/p1t58hu31xf6pqx\\\">online form<\\/a>.<\\/div>\\r\\n<script type=\\\"text\\/javascript\\\">\\/\\/ <![CDATA[\\r\\nvar p1t58hu31xf6pqx;(function(d, t) {\\r\\nvar s = d.createElement(t), options = {\\r\\n\'userName\':\'widenerlaw\',\\r\\n\'formHash\':\'p1t58hu31xf6pqx\',\\r\\n\'autoResize\':true,\\r\\n\'height\':\'1349\',\\r\\n\'async\':true,\\r\\n\'host\':\'wufoo.com\',\\r\\n\'header\':\'show\',\\r\\n\'ssl\':true};\\r\\ns.src = (\'https:\' == d.location.protocol ? \'https:\\/\\/\' : \'http:\\/\\/\') + \'www.wufoo.com\\/scripts\\/embed\\/form.js\';\\r\\ns.onload = s.onreadystatechange = function() {\\r\\nvar rs = this.readyState; if (rs) if (rs != \'complete\') if (rs != \'loaded\') return;\\r\\ntry { p1t58hu31xf6pqx = new WufooForm();p1t58hu31xf6pqx.initialize(options);p1t58hu31xf6pqx.display(); } catch (e) {}};\\r\\nvar scr = d.getElementsByTagName(t)[0], par = scr.parentNode; par.insertBefore(s, scr);\\r\\n})(document, \'script\');\\r\\n\\/\\/ ]]><\\/script>\",\"callouts\":[{\"type\":\"info_box\",\"display_title\":\"Contact Information\",\"title\":\"Contact Information\",\"content\":\"<p>Delaware Law School<br \\/> Graduate, International, Compliance, and Legal Studies<br \\/> Email: <a href=\\\"mailto:DelawareLawGICLS@widener.edu\\\">DelawareLawGICLS@widener.edu<\\/a><br \\/> +1 302.477.2045<br \\/> +1 302.477.2067 fax<\\/p>\"}],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2017-10-13 21:23:04'),
(6563, 341, 'New Students', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"New Students\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/img_2748-2.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><strong>Download, print, and mail, fax, or email your application form.</strong></p>\\r\\n<p>Admission to each program offered by the Legal Studies Program&nbsp;is competitive. Factors involved in the admission process may include a college transcript, academic record, letters of recommendation, proof of high school completion, and work experience.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Applications to Download</h3>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://577//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Paralegal Program Application</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://1828//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">LNC Program Application</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://1829//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Non-Matriculated Student Application</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h3>Instructions for printing forms and submitting via&nbsp;mail, fax or email:</h3>\\r\\n<p>Please note that there is no application fee. &nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>STEP ONE:</strong> Mail, fax, or email your completed and signed application:</p>\\r\\n<p>Graduate, International, Compliance &amp; Legal Studies<br />Delaware Law<br />4601 Concord Pike<br />Wilmington, DE 19803</p>\\r\\n<p>Phone: 302-477-2780<br />Fax: 302-477-2067<br />Email: <a href=\\\"mailto:delawarelawGICLS@widener.edu\\\">delawarelawGICLS@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>STEP TWO: </strong>Request high school, college, or university to forward an official transcript of your academic record. Those who have attended college need only send official college transcript.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>STEP THREE</strong>: All legal nurse consultant applicants also must submit a copy of their current RN license.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>STEP FOUR:</strong> A personal interview with an advisor is strongly recommended for all <a href=\\\"ipl://342//W10=////\\\">transfer students</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>To obtain an application by mail, please call 302-477-2780.</strong></p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [\n        {\n            \"type\": \"info_box\",\n            \"display_title\": \"Please mail all correspondence to:\",\n            \"title\": \"Please mail all correspondence to:\",\n            \"content\": \"<p>Legal Studies<br />Delaware Law<br />4601 Concord Pike<br />Post Office Box 7474<br />Wilmington, DE 19803-0474</p>\\r\\n<p>Phone: 302-477-2780<br />Email:\\u00a0<a href=\\\"mailto:delawarelawGICLS@widener.edu\\\">delawarelawGICLS@widener.edu</a></p>\"\n        }\n    ],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 7, '', '', '[\n    \"577\",\n    \"1828\",\n    \"1829\"\n]', '', '2018-06-26 16:36:16'),
(6565, 654, 'Instructional Media Services', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Instructional Media Services\",\"top_image\":\"\",\"page_intro\":\"<h1>Delaware Law School&rsquo;s Instructional Media Services Department (IMS) provides audiovisual and multimedia resources in support of the academic mission of the law school, including classroom support and other audiovisual and multimedia services requested by the Law School community.<\\/h1>\\r\\n<p><em>The use of Instructional Media Services resources in support of Law School academic functions commands priority over support for special non-academic events.<\\/em><\\/p>\",\"page_content\":\"<h4>IMS Provides the following facilities and services:<\\/h4>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Maintenance and Support for the equipment in the Technology-Enhanced Classrooms (Smart Classrooms) throughout the law school<\\/li>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/690\\/\\/W10=\\\">Classroom Problem Report Form<\\/a><\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<li>Maintenance and Support for the equipment in the Educational Technology Training Room<\\/li>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/tinyurl.com\\/trainingroomreserve1\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">Reserve the Training Room<\\/a><\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<li>Borrowing Equipment<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Event Planning<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Live webcasts<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Media Conversion<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Printing\\/laminating<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Video Production<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Video Conferencing<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Recording classes and<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Special lectures and Events<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<h5>In order to provide all of our community members with the resources they require, IMS requires that all service requests be made at least <em>one week<\\/em> prior to date of the event and that all changes in requests be made 24 hours in advance of the event date.<\\/h5>\\r\\n<h5>To reserve equipment or request media services, please fill out the <a title=\\\"IMS Services Request Form\\\" href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/659\\/\\/W10=\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">IMS Request Form <\\/a>for all services and equipment.<\\/h5>\\r\\n<h5>To report a problem with any of the classroom equipment please fill out the <a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/690\\/\\/W10=\\\">Classrooom Problem Report Form<\\/a>.&nbsp;<\\/h5>\\r\\n<h5>Failure to request services at least <em>one week<\\/em> in advance may hinder IMS&rsquo;s ability to properly support an event.<\\/h5>\\r\\n<h5>For special events, IMS highly recommends scheduling an on-site planning session or \'walk-through\' meeting.&nbsp; These meetings are designed to allow for the proper allocation of equipment and services for each event.&nbsp; A walk-through should be scheduled at least one week in advance of any such event so that any issues or changes to the request can be implemented in a timely fashion.<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[{\"type\":\"info_box\",\"display_title\":\"OFFICE HOURS\",\"title\":\"OFFICE HOURS\",\"content\":\"<p>Staff:<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Jim Hampton, senior IMS associate<br \\/><em>jrhampton@widener.edu<\\/em><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Dave Vallee, IMS assistant<br \\/><em>dsvallee@widener.edu<\\/em><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Academic year normal hours:<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Academic year:<\\/strong><br \\/><em>Monday-Friday: 8:30 \\u2013 noon and from 1:00pm to 8:00pm.<\\/em><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Summer and Holiday hours:<\\/strong><br \\/><em>Monday-Friday:\\u00a0 9:00 - noon; 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm<\\/em><\\/p>\"},{\"type\":\"info_box\",\"display_title\":\"FOR MORE INFORMATION\",\"title\":\"FOR MORE INFORMATION\",\"content\":\"<p><strong>Instructional Media Services<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law School<br \\/>1st Floor Main Law School Building<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><em>Office Help Line:&nbsp;<\\/em> <strong>302.477.2104<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><em>IMS Fax:&nbsp;<\\/em> <strong>302.477.2105<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong><em>Email:&nbsp; IMS@mail.widener.edu<\\/em><\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Widener University Delaware Law School<br \\/>Instructional Media Services Department<br \\/>4601 Concord Pike<br \\/>Wilmington, DE&nbsp; 19803-0474<\\/p>\"}],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2016-04-26 21:57:12'),
(6566, 657, 'Educational Technology ', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Educational Technology Center\",\"top_image\":\"\",\"page_intro\":\"<h1>The Educational Technology Center provides instruction and support for all technologies in use at Delaware Law School.&nbsp; ETC maintains a&nbsp;<a title=\\\"Educational Technology Documentation and Training Site\\\" href=\\\"http:\\/\\/blogs.law.widener.edu\\/etc\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">web site with documentation and user guides<\\/a> available to the Delaware Law School Community (password: widenerlaw). <br \\/><br \\/>The Educational Technology Specialist, along with the Instructional Media Services staff, is responsible for researching, procuring, installing and supporting the equipment necessary to create and update the technology-enhanced classrooms on campus.&nbsp;<\\/h1>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;<\\/p>\",\"page_content\":\"<p>The Educational Technology Center also maintains a Teaching and Learning Technology Training Room, available to faculty\\/staff\\/students<a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.tinyurl.com\\/trainingroomreserve1\\\"> by reservation here<\\/a>.&nbsp; <br \\/><br \\/>The purpose of this room is to duplicate the technologies available in the classroom, giving faculty and others an opportunity to use and practice using the equipment found in the classrooms. In addition, the Educational Technology Specialist is available to assist you in using the equipment so that you can become comfortable using the equipment or technologies in the classroom.<br \\/><br \\/>This room can also be used to create audio or video recordings, or for training and learning about the technologies available on campus.&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>To reserve the Technology Training Room, <a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.tinyurl.com\\/trainingroomreserve1\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">fill out the reservation form here<\\/a>. For assistance using the room, please request assistance from the <a href=\\\"mailto: blmindell@widener.edu\\\">Educational Technology Specialist<\\/a>.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>For any problems experienced in the classrooms, please fill out the <a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/690\\/\\/W10=\\\">classroom problem report form<\\/a> here so that we can make sure that all issues are resolved in a timely manner.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[{\"type\":\"info_box\",\"display_title\":\"Contact Information\",\"title\":\"Contact Information\",\"content\":\"<p>For assistance contact the Educational Technology Specialist<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Barbara Mindell<\\/strong><br \\/>Educational Technology Specialist<br \\/>Delaware Law School<br \\/>4601 Concord Pike<br \\/>Wilmington, DE 19803<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"mailto:%20blmindell@widener.edu\\\"><em>blmindell@widener.edu<br \\/><\\/em><\\/a><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"mailto:%20blmindell@widener.edu\\\"><em>302-477-2118<\\/em><\\/a><\\/p>\"}],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 10, '', '', '[]', '', '2016-05-11 15:44:56'),
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(6568, 657, 'Educational Technology ', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Educational Technology Center\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>The Educational Technology Center provides instruction and support for all technologies in use at Delaware Law School.&nbsp; ETC maintains a&nbsp;<a title=\\\"Educational Technology Documentation and Training Site\\\" href=\\\"http://blogs.law.widener.edu/etc/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">web site with documentation and user guides</a> available to the Delaware Law School Community (password: widenerlaw). <br /><br />The Educational Technology Specialist, along with the Instructional Media Services staff, is responsible for researching, procuring, installing and supporting the equipment necessary to create and update the technology-enhanced classrooms on campus.&nbsp;</h1>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p>The Educational Technology Center also maintains a Teaching and Learning Technology Training Room, available to faculty/staff/students<a href=\\\"https://tinyurl.com/trainingreserve\\\"> by reservation here</a>.&nbsp; <br /><br />The purpose of this room is to duplicate the technologies available in the classroom, giving faculty and others an opportunity to use and practice using the equipment found in the classrooms. In addition, the Educational Technology Specialist is available to assist you in using the equipment so that you can become comfortable using the equipment or technologies in the classroom.<br /><br />This room can also be used to create audio or video recordings, or for training and learning about the technologies available on campus.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p>To reserve the Technology Training Room, <a href=\\\"https://tinyurl.com/trainingreserve\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">fill out the reservation form here</a>. For assistance using the room, please request assistance from the <a href=\\\"mailto: blmindell@widener.edu\\\">Educational Technology Specialist</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p>For any problems experienced in the classrooms, please fill out the <a href=\\\"ipl://690//W10=////\\\">classroom problem report form</a> here so that we can make sure that all issues are resolved in a timely manner.</p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [\n        {\n            \"type\": \"info_box\",\n            \"display_title\": \"Contact Information\",\n            \"title\": \"Contact Information\",\n            \"content\": \"<p>For assistance contact the Educational Technology Specialist</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Barbara Mindell</strong><br />Educational Technology Specialist<br />Delaware Law School<br />4601 Concord Pike<br />Wilmington, DE 19803</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"mailto:%20blmindell@widener.edu\\\"><em>blmindell@widener.edu<br /></em></a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"mailto:%20blmindell@widener.edu\\\"><em>302-477-2118</em></a></p>\"\n        }\n    ],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 10, '', '', '[]', '', '2019-01-17 20:31:29'),
(6569, 657, 'Educational Technology ', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Educational Technology Center\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>The Educational Technology Center provides instruction and support for all technologies in use at Delaware Law School.&nbsp; ETC maintains a&nbsp;<a title=\\\"Educational Technology Documentation and Training Site\\\" href=\\\"http://blogs.law.widener.edu/etc/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">web site with documentation and user guides</a> available to the Delaware Law School Community (password: widenerlaw). <br /><br />The Educational Technology Specialist, along with the Instructional Media Services staff, is responsible for researching, procuring, installing and supporting the equipment necessary to create and update the technology-enhanced classrooms on campus.&nbsp;</h1>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p>The Educational Technology Center also maintains a Teaching and Learning Technology Training Room, available to faculty/staff/students<a href=\\\"https://tinyurl.com/trainingreserve\\\"> by reservation here</a>.&nbsp; <br /><br />The purpose of this room is to duplicate the technologies available in the classroom, giving faculty and others an opportunity to use and practice using the equipment found in the classrooms. In addition, the Educational Technology Specialist is available to assist you in using the equipment so that you can become comfortable using the equipment or technologies in the classroom.<br /><br />This room can also be used to create audio or video recordings, or for training and learning about the technologies available on campus.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p>To reserve the Technology Training Room, <a href=\\\"https://tinyurl.com/trainingreserve\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">fill out the reservation form here</a>. For assistance using the room, please request assistance from the <a href=\\\"mailto: blmindell@widener.edu\\\">Educational Technology Specialist</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p>For any problems experienced in the classrooms, please fill out the <a href=\\\"ipl://690//W10=////\\\">classroom problem report form</a> here so that we can make sure that all issues are resolved in a timely manner.</p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [\n        {\n            \"type\": \"info_box\",\n            \"display_title\": \"Contact Information\",\n            \"title\": \"Contact Information\",\n            \"content\": \"<p>For assistance contact the Educational Technology Specialist</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Barbara Mindell</strong><br />Educational Technology Specialist<br />Delaware Law School<br />4601 Concord Pike<br />Wilmington, DE 19803</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"mailto:%20blmindell@widener.edu\\\"><em>blmindell@widener.edu<br /></em></a></p>\\r\\n<p><em>302-477-2118 or</em><br />302-477-2104</p>\"\n        }\n    ],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 10, '', '', '[]', '', '2019-01-17 20:32:43'),
(6570, 655, 'Classroom Technology', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Classroom Technology\",\"top_image\":\"\",\"page_intro\":\"<h2>All of the law school classrooms are configured with the same technologies so that everyone can become familiar with one set of equipment and technology. The following is a list of technologies that you will find in every classroom on the Delaware Law campus, except as otherwise noted.&nbsp; Instructions for using&nbsp;these technologies can be found on the <a title=\\\"Documentation and Training Webside\\\" href=\\\"http:\\/\\/blogs.law.widener.edu\\/etc\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\"><strong>Educational Technology Documentation and Training website<\\/strong> found here <\\/a>(password <strong><em>widenerlaw<\\/em><\\/strong>).&nbsp;<\\/h2>\\r\\n<h5>Please fill out the <a title=\\\"Problem Report Form\\\" href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/690\\/\\/W10=\\\">Classroom Problem Report Form here<\\/a> to report any issues with any of the classroom technologies.&nbsp;<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;<\\/p>\",\"page_content\":\"<ul>\\r\\n<li>Desktop Computer running Windows 7:&nbsp; <em>computers in the classrooms are replaced every four years<\\/em>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Other Software included:\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Adobe Reader<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Chrome<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Firefox<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Image Mate software (for use with ELMO document camera)<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Internet Explorer<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Link to Microsoft One Drive<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Microsoft Office 365 (v. 2010)<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Panopto<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Quicktime<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Skype<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Smart Notebook 11 (along with smart tools)<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Turning Point Software (for Personal Response System clickers)<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>VLC Media Player<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>42\\\"-50\\\" HiDef Displays<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Extron Digital Touch Control System<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Intercom system tied to the instructional media services HelpDesk<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Blu-Ray Disc Players<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Hi Lumen Projectors<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Speakers<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Laptop connectors (both HDMI and VGA, with audio and Ethernet connectors)<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>White boards<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>50-66\\\" Smart Boards<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>ELMO Document Cameras (including microphones and camera)<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Remote control Power Point advance devices<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<h2>Equipment available to check out<\\/h2>\\r\\n<p>Instructional Media Services (IMS) also has the following equipment available to checkout.&nbsp; Both the IMS staff and the Educational Technology Specialist are available to provide guidelines and instruction on the use of this equipment. For specific details on borrowing equipment or to inquire about availability, please contact IMS via email at IMS@widener.edu or via phone at 302-477-2104. To reserve equipment please use the <a title=\\\"IMS Request Form\\\" href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/659\\/\\/W10=\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">IMS Equipment Reservation Form<\\/a>.<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Laser Pointer<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Digital Audio recorder<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Logitech (or other) digital cameras<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>ClickShare device<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Personal Response System Clickers (by request)<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Projectors and Projection screens<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Microphones (for Skype or other recordings)<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Mobile Computer Lab (laptops)<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\",\"callouts\":[],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 10, '', '', '[]', '', '2016-01-27 17:33:34'),
(6571, 654, 'Instructional Media Services', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Instructional Media Services\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>Delaware Law School&rsquo;s Instructional Media Services Department (IMS) provides audiovisual and multimedia resources in support of the academic mission of the law school, including classroom support and other audiovisual and multimedia services requested by the Law School community.</h1>\\r\\n<p><em>The use of Instructional Media Services resources in support of Law School academic functions commands priority over support for special non-academic events.</em></p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h4>IMS Provides the following facilities and services:</h4>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Maintenance and Support for the equipment in the Technology-Enhanced Classrooms (Smart Classrooms) throughout the law school</li>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://690//W10=////\\\">Classroom Problem Report Form</a></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<li>Maintenance and Support for the equipment in the Educational Technology Training Room</li>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"https://tinyurl.com/trainingreserve\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Reserve the Training Room</a></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<li>Borrowing Equipment</li>\\r\\n<li>Event Planning</li>\\r\\n<li>Live webcasts</li>\\r\\n<li>Media Conversion</li>\\r\\n<li>Printing/laminating</li>\\r\\n<li>Video Production</li>\\r\\n<li>Video Conferencing</li>\\r\\n<li>Recording classes and</li>\\r\\n<li>Special lectures and Events</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h5>In order to provide all of our community members with the resources they require, IMS requires that all service requests be made at least <em>one week</em> prior to date of the event and that all changes in requests be made 24 hours in advance of the event date.</h5>\\r\\n<h5>To reserve equipment or request media services, please fill out the <a title=\\\"IMS Services Request Form\\\" href=\\\"ipl://659//W10=////\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">IMS Request Form </a>for all services and equipment.</h5>\\r\\n<h5>To report a problem with any of the classroom equipment please fill out the <a href=\\\"ipl://690//W10=////\\\">Classrooom Problem Report Form</a>.&nbsp;</h5>\\r\\n<h5>Failure to request services at least <em>one week</em> in advance may hinder IMS&rsquo;s ability to properly support an event.</h5>\\r\\n<h5>For special events, IMS highly recommends scheduling an on-site planning session or \'walk-through\' meeting.&nbsp; These meetings are designed to allow for the proper allocation of equipment and services for each event.&nbsp; A walk-through should be scheduled at least one week in advance of any such event so that any issues or changes to the request can be implemented in a timely fashion.</h5>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [\n        {\n            \"type\": \"info_box\",\n            \"display_title\": \"OFFICE HOURS\",\n            \"title\": \"OFFICE HOURS\",\n            \"content\": \"<p>Staff:</p>\\r\\n<p>Jim Hampton, senior IMS associate<br /><em>jrhampton@widener.edu</em></p>\\r\\n<p>Dave Vallee, IMS assistant<br /><em>dsvallee@widener.edu</em></p>\\r\\n<p>Academic year normal hours:</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Academic year:</strong><br /><em>Monday-Friday: 8:30 \\u2013 noon and from 1:00pm to 8:00pm.</em></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Summer and Holiday hours:</strong><br /><em>Monday-Friday:\\u00a0 9:00 - noon; 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm</em></p>\"\n        },\n        {\n            \"type\": \"info_box\",\n            \"display_title\": \"FOR MORE INFORMATION\",\n            \"title\": \"FOR MORE INFORMATION\",\n            \"content\": \"<p><strong>Instructional Media Services</strong></p>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law School<br />1st Floor Main Law School Building</p>\\r\\n<p><em>Office Help Line:\\u00a0</em> <strong>302.477.2104</strong></p>\\r\\n<p><em>IMS Fax:\\u00a0</em> <strong>302.477.2105</strong></p>\\r\\n<p><strong><em>Email:\\u00a0 IMS@mail.widener.edu</em></strong></p>\\r\\n<p>Widener University Delaware Law School<br />Instructional Media Services Department<br />4601 Concord Pike<br />Wilmington, DE\\u00a0 19803-0474</p>\"\n        }\n    ],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 10, '', '', '[]', '', '2019-01-17 20:28:51'),
(6573, 120, 'Contact Us', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Contact Us\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/10_law_october_0222-3.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"\",\"page_content\":\"<div id=\\\"wufoo-r53rbxf0za2z2c\\\">Fill out my <a href=\\\"https:\\/\\/widenerlaw.wufoo.com\\/forms\\/r53rbxf0za2z2c\\\">online form<\\/a>.<\\/div>\\r\\n<script type=\\\"text\\/javascript\\\">\\/\\/ <![CDATA[\\r\\nvar r53rbxf0za2z2c;(function(d, t) {\\r\\nvar s = d.createElement(t), options = {\\r\\n\'userName\':\'widenerlaw\',\\r\\n\'formHash\':\'r53rbxf0za2z2c\',\\r\\n\'autoResize\':true,\\r\\n\'height\':\'2152\',\\r\\n\'async\':true,\\r\\n\'host\':\'wufoo.com\',\\r\\n\'header\':\'show\',\\r\\n\'ssl\':true};\\r\\ns.src = (\'https:\' == d.location.protocol ? \'https:\\/\\/\' : \'http:\\/\\/\') + \'www.wufoo.com\\/scripts\\/embed\\/form.js\';\\r\\ns.onload = s.onreadystatechange = function() {\\r\\nvar rs = this.readyState; if (rs) if (rs != \'complete\') if (rs != \'loaded\') return;\\r\\ntry { r53rbxf0za2z2c = new WufooForm();r53rbxf0za2z2c.initialize(options);r53rbxf0za2z2c.display(); } catch (e) {}};\\r\\nvar scr = d.getElementsByTagName(t)[0], par = scr.parentNode; par.insertBefore(s, scr);\\r\\n})(document, \'script\');\\r\\n\\/\\/ ]]><\\/script>\",\"callouts\":[{\"type\":\"info_box\",\"display_title\":\"Please Contact Us\",\"title\":\"Please Contact Us\",\"content\":\"<p><strong>Delaware Law<br \\/><\\/strong>Graduate, International, Compliance, and Legal Studies Office<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Phone: +<\\/strong>1.302.477.2780<br \\/><strong>Fax:&nbsp;<\\/strong>+1.302.477.2067<br \\/><strong>Email:<\\/strong> <a href=\\\"mailto:DelawareLawGICLS@widener.edu%20\\\">DelawareLawGICLS@widener.edu<\\/a><\\/p>\"}],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2017-09-22 19:28:13'),
(6576, 573, 'Distinguished Jurist Moot Court Competition ', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Distinguished Jurist Moot Court Competition \",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p>The competition is open to all 2RD, 2ED, 3RD, 3ED, and 4ED students who have completed Legal Methods II, and have a cumulative G.P.A. of 2.7 or greater, except those students who have been precluded from Moot Court competitions in the past. The winning team will be offered Moot Court membership as long as all other eligibility requirements for Moot Court are met.. All competitors are <strong>required to compete in teams of two individuals and a written brief is required</strong>. Everyone will compete in the preliminary rounds. Only those participants that advance will compete in the subsequent round. <strong>Competition sign up obligates you to compete</strong>.<br /><br /><strong>Competition Sign Up</strong><br />TBA</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Competition Packet</strong> <br />TBA</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Brief Due</strong><br />TBA<br /><br /><strong>Preliminary Rounds</strong><br />TBA<br /><br /><strong>Semi-Final Round</strong><br />TBA<br /><br /><strong>Final Round</strong><br />TBA</p>\\r\\n<h5>Contact Information</h5>\\r\\n<p>Kathryn S. Stein, Distinguished Jurist Competition Chairperson<br /> Email: <a href=\\\"mailto:aksstein@widener.edu\\\">aksstein@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<p>Elen O&rsquo;Donnell, Moot Court President<br /> Email: <a href=\\\"mailto:eodonnell@widener.edu\\\">eodonnell@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<p>Society Secretary<br />Rosemary Callahan<br />Phone: 302-477-2144</p>\\r\\n<p>The Delaware campus Moot Court offices are located on the first floor of the Main Law Building (<a href=\\\"ipl://42//W10=////\\\">Campus map</a>)</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2018-08-20 21:01:11');
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(6579, 359, 'Financial Aid FAQs', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Financial Aid FAQs\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/img_0714.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"\",\"page_content\":\"<p><a href=\\\"#1\\\">When is the financial aid application deadline?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#2\\\">What information will I need to fill out the applications?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#3\\\">What forms do I have to fill out?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#4\\\">What is the maximum amount that I can borrow?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#5\\\">Will I have to make payments on prior Stafford or Perkins loans while still in school? If not, when does payment start and at what interest rate?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#6\\\">I was working full time last year and quit to return to school. How will that affect my eligibility?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#7\\\">Do I have to complete a new application each year?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#8\\\">What is the difference between the subsidized and unsubsidized Stafford loans?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#9\\\">How do I appeal my financial aid award?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#10\\\">What scholarships are available for law students?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#11\\\">I was awarded a scholarship from a private outside organization; do I need to inform the Office of Financial Aid?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#12\\\">Does Delaware Law have entrance and exit interviews?<br \\/><\\/a><!-- This question is hidden in this comment tag Does Delaware Law have a Loan Repayment Assistance Program? --><a href=\\\"#14\\\">How is my estimated family contribution (EFC) calculated?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#15\\\">What is the difference between the Federal Perkins Loan and a Federal Stafford Loan ?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#16\\\">What impact does my credit report have on my ability to obtain educational loan funds?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#17\\\">How, when, and where are financial aid funds disbursed?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#18\\\">Is direct deposit of my refund check available?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#19\\\">If I do not need the full loan amount offered to me, do I have to borrow that amount?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#20\\\">I am preparing to graduate and need to borrow funding to cover my bar expenses. What do I need to do in order to access these funds?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#21\\\">When should I complete my bar loan application?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#22\\\">I have completed a bar loan application. What happens next?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#23\\\">What happens to my financial aid if I withdraw or take a leave of absence during a semester?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#24\\\">What should I do if I have questions that are not answered in this section?<br \\/><\\/a><a href=\\\"#25\\\">What if my financial aid is not enough to cover my tuition and living expenses?<\\/a><\\/p>\\r\\n<hr \\/>\\r\\n<h3>&nbsp;<\\/h3>\\r\\n<h3>Answers<\\/h3>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"1\\\"><\\/a>When is the financial aid application deadline?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Entering students do not have a specific deadline; however, they are encouraged to apply as early as possible as some programs have limited funding. Financial aid is processed on a first come first serve basis.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Returning students have a priority filing deadline of April 1 for the 2015-2016 academic year.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"2\\\"><\\/a>What info will I need to fill out the applications?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>In order to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form, you will need a copy of your 2014 Federal Tax Return for the 2015-2016 academic year application. You will be asked for your driver\'s license number on most financial aid paperwork. If you have not yet completed your tax return, you can complete the FAFSA with estimated information and your W-2s.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"3\\\"><\\/a>What forms do I have to fill out?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>All students wishing to apply for aid must completely fill out a FAFSA and an institutional data form. Those borrowing for the first time at Delaware Law must complete a Master Promissory Note (in order to access a Federal Direct Loan). Some students will also need to submit additional paperwork upon request. (See <a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/379\\/\\/W10=\\\">What forms do I need?<\\/a>)<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"4\\\"><\\/a>What is the maximum amount that I can borrow?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Most students will be eligible to access $20,500.00 in a Federal Direct Loan for the 2015-2016 year and may be eligible to borrow additional funding in the form of a Federal Direct <a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/409\\/\\/W10=\\\">GradPLUS Loan<\\/a>.&nbsp;This amount will vary based on the program and the student&rsquo;s academic year.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"5\\\"><\\/a>Will I have to make payments on prior federal loans while still in school? If not, when does payment start?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>No. You are not required to make payments on previous federal education loans while you are in school so long as you are enrolled as (at least) a half-time student. &nbsp;As a half-time student (or more), you will be eligible to request an in-school deferment from your lender service. This deferment will only be good as long as you are enrolled. You can request the form from your lender and submit it to Delaware Law&rsquo;s Office of the Registrar once classes begin. Once you graduate or cease enrollment (as a half- or full-time student), you will begin the repayment period on your prior loans. There is no penalty for you to make payments on accruing interest while you are in school, although you are not required to. If you choose this option, you will only be responsible for the principal and any remaining interest when you are finished. Private loans may or may not require repayment. Contact your lender for specifics.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"6\\\"><\\/a>I was working full time last year and quit to return to school. How will that affect my eligibility?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>FAFSA does analyze previous years&rsquo; income and assets. If you are not eligible for any need-based aid (Subsidized Stafford Loan, Perkins Loan, or a Dean\'s Grant), you have the right to request that we use your anticipated income for the current year. To file an appeal please contact the Office of Financial Aid.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"7\\\"><\\/a>Do I have to complete a new application each year?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Yes. Every student who wishes to apply for financial aid must complete a new FAFSA and a new institutional data form each year. If borrowing from the<a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/409\\/\\/W10=\\\"> GradPLUS Loan Program<\\/a> a new application must be completed every year.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"8\\\"><\\/a>What is the difference between the Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized Stafford loans?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Interest does not accrue on a subsidized Federal Direct Loan while a student is in school but it does on an unsubsidized Stafford Loan. The amount of funding a student may be eligible for will be different for each.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"9\\\"><\\/a>How do I appeal my financial aid award?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>In order to appeal any financial aid award decision, you must write an appeal letter to the director of financial aid. Appeals for need-based aid are not considered until October.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"10\\\"><\\/a>What scholarships are available for law students?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>We suggest that students complete individual scholarship searches for outside funding. Alumni and friends of Delaware Law have donated several endowed scholarships. These scholarships are awarded annually by the Scholarship Committee based on the criteria determined by the individual donors. Applications are available to current students in the spring. In addition, the Office of Financial Aid has researched and made available information on more than 100 scholarship opportunities. <a href=\\\"{staticroot}_preview\\/prospective-students\\/jd-program\\/tuition-and-financial-aid\\/types-of-aid\\/scholarships-and-fellowships\\/outside-scholarships\\/?bigtree_preview_return=http%3A%2F%2Fdelaware.i72dev.com%2Fadmin%2Fpages%2Fedit%2F405%2F\\\">Please visit this link<\\/a>&nbsp;&nbsp;for access to outside scholarship data. (See also:<a href=\\\"{staticroot}_preview\\/alumni\\/support-delaware-law\\/ways-to-give\\/endowed-scholarships\\/?bigtree_preview_return=http%3A%2F%2Fdelaware.i72dev.com%2Fadmin%2Fpages%2Fedit%2F474%2F\\\"> Delaware Law Endowed Scholarships<\\/a>)<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"11\\\"><\\/a>I was awarded a scholarship from a private outside organization; do I need to inform the Office of Financial Aid?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Yes. All outside financial aid must be included in your packet. Outside scholarships are typically forwarded to the institution you are attending to be applied toward your tuition.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"12\\\"><\\/a>Does Delaware Law have entrance and exit interviews?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Yes. Even if you have attended another institution you are required to complete an entrance and an exit interview. Entrance interviews are held during your orientation at Delaware Law. Exit interviews are scheduled in the month prior to your graduation. If you have additional specific questions you can always make an appointment to see a counselor.<\\/p>\\r\\n<!-- This question is currently disabled and hidden by this comment <h5><a id=\\\"13\\\"><\\/a>Does Delaware Law have a Loan Repayment Assistance Program?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Yes. We do have a Loan Repayment Assistance Program for students who are within three years of graduation. This program is directed at students who secure a position working for a non-profit, non-governmental organization that provides legal services that benefit the community, underrepresented groups, or indigent people. Information is provided to students after graduation. See <a href=\\\"{staticroot}_preview\\/prospective-students\\/jd-program\\/tuition-and-financial-aid\\/types-of-aid\\/loan-repayment-assistance-program\\/?bigtree_preview_return=http%3A%2F%2Fdelaware.i72dev.com%2Fadmin%2Fpages%2Fedit%2F380%2F\\\">Loan Repayment Assistance Program<\\/a>.<\\/p> -->\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"14\\\"><\\/a>How is my estimated family contribution (EFC) calculated?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>When a student completes and submits the FAFSA, an automatic calculation is done based on the information provided. Your EFC is calculated as follows.<\\/p>\\r\\n<ol>\\r\\n<li>Student Income (includes spouse&rsquo;s income, if applicable) - Expenses &amp; Allowances = Available Income<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Student Assets (includes spouse&rsquo;s, if applicable) - Debts Against Those Assets = Net Assets<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>EFC = &nbsp;Available Income x Assessment Rate + Net Assets x Assessment Rate<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ol>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"15\\\"><\\/a>What is the difference between the Federal Perkins Loan and a Federal Direct Loan?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>While both are federal loans, it is important to note that a Perkins Loan is administered by the institution. Limited funding is available through Perkins loans, which means not all students will receive a Perkins Loan. Generally, these loans are from $1,000 to $3,000, while a Federal Direct Loan may be for as much as $20,500.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"16\\\"><\\/a>What impact does my credit report have on my ability to obtain educational loan funds?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>If you have adverse credit history you may have difficulty obtaining a Federal Direct <a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/409\\/\\/W10=\\\">GradPLUS Loan<\\/a>&nbsp;to cover living expenses or tuition balances.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"17\\\"><\\/a>How, when, and where are financial aid funds disbursed?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Financial aid cannot be disbursed until 10 days before the start of a semester&rsquo;s classes. This allows the Office of the Bursar to create refund checks for the beginning of the semester. All funds are disbursed to Delaware Law. Please be aware that there will be a delay in processing and receipt of funds if your paperwork is not filed until August or later.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"18\\\"><\\/a>Is direct deposit of my refund check available?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Yes. Direct deposit of refund checks is available (<a href=\\\"{staticroot}_preview\\/prospective-students\\/jd-program\\/tuition-and-financial-aid\\/financial-aid-process\\/direct-deposit-of-refund-checks\\/?bigtree_preview_return=http%3A%2F%2Fdelaware.i72dev.com%2Fadmin%2Fpages%2Fedit%2F382%2F\\\">information on how to sign up for direct deposit of refunds<\\/a>).<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"19\\\"><\\/a>If I do not need the full loan amount offered to me, do I have to borrow that amount?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>The Office of Financial Aid encourages students to borrow only what they need. If you have applied for more than you needed, funds can be sent back to your lender at any time. You will receive an award agreement telling you what amount has been processed once your loan has been processed. The award agreement asks you to accept or reject your aid. At this time, you can reject all or part of your financial aid packet.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"20\\\"><\\/a>I am preparing to graduate and need to borrow funding to cover my bar expenses. What do I need to do in order to access these funds?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>We encourage all students to borrow up to their maximum budget for the academic year prior to accessing a <a href=\\\"{staticroot}_preview\\/prospective-students\\/jd-program\\/tuition-and-financial-aid\\/types-of-aid\\/loans\\/bar-loan\\/?bigtree_preview_return=http%3A%2F%2Fdelaware.i72dev.com%2Fadmin%2Fpages%2Fedit%2F410%2F\\\">bar loan<\\/a>. Bar loans carry higher interest rates and the repayment options are not as appealing as those of federal loans. If you are unsure about what you have borrowed, please contact the Office of Financial Aid.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"21\\\"><\\/a>When should I complete my bar loan application?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>You should complete a bar loan application approximately a month before you wish to have the funds.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"22\\\"><\\/a>I have completed a bar loan application. What happens next?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>After you have applied for a bar loan, the Office of Financial Aid is required to certify your loan application. Once this is completed and your application is in order your lender will mail a check directly to the address you have used on your application. Delaware Law does not receive the funds borrowed through a bar loan.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"23\\\"><\\/a>What happens to my financial aid if I withdraw or take a leave of absence during a semester?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>If you withdraw or are approved to take a leave of absence during a semester, you are considered withdrawn for financial aid purposes. Federal regulations require the Office of Financial Aid to perform a<a href=\\\"{staticroot}_preview\\/prospective-students\\/jd-program\\/tuition-and-financial-aid\\/refund-policy-federal-aid-title-iv\\/\\\"> return of Title IV<\\/a> calculation to determine your eligibility to retain federal funds based on the actual percentage of attendance during a semester. If the Office of Financial Aid is required to return Title IV funds, funds will be returned in the<a href=\\\"{staticroot}_preview\\/prospective-students\\/jd-program\\/tuition-and-financial-aid\\/refund-policy-federal-aid-title-iv\\/\\\"> order prescribed by law<\\/a>.&nbsp;Institutional aid shall be retained in proportion to the percentage of tuition and fees charged. Please see the<a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/prod.campuscruiser.com\\/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\"> Office of the Bursar<\\/a> for the university&rsquo;s &ldquo;complete withdraw&rdquo; policy.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"24\\\"><\\/a>What should I do if I have questions that are not answered in this section?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Please contact the Office of Financial Aid at 302-477-2272 or <a href=\\\"mailto:DelawareLawFinAid@mail.widener.edu\\\">DelawareLawFinAid@mail.widener.edu<\\/a>.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"25\\\"><\\/a>What if my financial aid is not enough to cover my tuition and living expenses?<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>A student\'s expense is created using average expenses for a typical student. If you have received the maximum financial aid allowed under your cost of attendance you can request an increase for additional education-related expenses. Please submit a letter requesting a cost of attendance increase and include documentation that supports your expenses to the Office of Financial Aid.<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2015-11-12 15:10:45'),
(6580, 138, 'Housing', 'campus, housing', 'Information about housing on the Delaware Law campus.', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Housing \",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/housing1a1950x558px.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"<h1>Our 34-acre picturesque campus is home to&nbsp;a variety of housing options to suit your needs and lifestyle preferences. From single occupancy residence halls to one- and two-bedroom town-home apartments, Delaware Law is&nbsp;an ideal place to live and learn.<\\/h1>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl:\\/\\/1640\\/\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the 2018-2019 Campus Housing Reservation Form<\\/a> (.pdf)<\\/p>\",\"page_content\":\"<p>When you choose to live on campus, you enjoy many amenities and conveniences, such as: &nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Shopping and dining options within walking distance&nbsp;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Easy access to parks, museums, and many other cultural and recreational activities<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Ample free parking<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Exercise room<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Tennis, volleyball, and basketball courts<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Nine-month lease based upon the academic calendar<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>24-hour security<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Please note that our campus is tobacco-free and only service animals are permitted in residences.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[{\"type\":\"info_box\",\"display_title\":\"For More Information\",\"title\":\"For More Information\",\"content\":\"<p>Campus Services<br \\/> Office of Campus Services<br \\/> 4601 Concord Pike<br \\/> Wilmington, DE 19803-0406<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Phone:\\u00a0302-477-2029<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Email: <a href=\\\"mailto:decampusservices@mail.widener.edu\\\">decampusservices@mail.widener.edu<\\/a><\\/p>\"},{\"type\":\"info_box\",\"display_title\":\"Related Links\",\"title\":\"Related Links\",\"content\":\"<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/42\\/\\/W10=\\\">Campus Map Delaware\\u00a0<\\/a><\\/p>\"}],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"1640\"\n]', '', '2017-10-18 21:40:04'),
(6583, 836, 'General Information', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"General Information\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h3>Tuition</h3>\\r\\n<p>Payment may be made via our <a href=\\\"https://epay.widener.edu/C21798_ustores/web/store_main.jsp?STOREID=26&amp;SINGLESTORE=true\\\">online marketplace</a>. Payment in full is required prior to student&rsquo;s arrival on campus.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Immunization Requirements</h3>\\r\\n<p>Students are required to receive vaccinations prior to arriving on campus. See the <a href=\\\"http://www.widener.edu/campus_life/resources/intl/F1PreArrivalOrientation Guide.pdf\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Pre-Arrival Guide</a> (page 12) for required immunizations.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Transportation</h3>\\r\\n<p>It is recommended that students arrive at the Philadelphia Airport (PHL), located approximately 20 miles from campus. Delaware Law does not provide airport pickups. For transportation to the Widener University Delaware Law School Campus the following options are available:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>A taxi or Uber from PHL airport - $58-$80</li>\\r\\n<li>American Limo, (484) 368-7041</li>\\r\\n<li>Atlantic Sedan Service, (610) 659-8513</li>\\r\\n<li>Call-First Transit, (302) 427-3736</li>\\r\\n<li>Delaware Express, (800) 648-5466</li>\\r\\n<li>Tropiano, (800)-559-2040</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h5>Nearby Regional Airports</h5>\\r\\n<p>Distance to to Delaware Law:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>John F. Kennedy Int&rsquo;l Airport (JFK) 217Km / 135 Miles</li>\\r\\n<li>Washington DC (Dulles) IAD 217Km / 135 Miles</li>\\r\\n<li>Newark Liberty (EWR) 175Km / 109 Miles</li>\\r\\n<li>Baltimore Washington (BWI) 135Km / 84 Miles</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h3>Housing</h3>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><strong>Session 1 Move In:</strong> Dormitories will be available starting the evening of Friday, June 1st (not before).</li>\\r\\n<li><strong>Session 1 Move Out:&nbsp;</strong>Students must be moved out of the dormitories by June 26<sup>th</sup></li>\\r\\n<li><strong>Session 2 Move in:</strong> Dormitories will be available starting the evening of Friday, July 6th (not before).</li>\\r\\n<li><strong>Session 2 Move Out: </strong>Students must be moved out of the dormitories by&nbsp;&nbsp;July 31<sup>st</sup>&nbsp;or before.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Description of rooms:</strong> The rooms are completely furnished and include: 1 extra-long twin bed, 1 wardrobe, 1 dresser, 1 nightstand, 2 bookcases, 1 writing table, 1 chair, refrigerator, microwave, heating/air conditioning unit, and Internet access. Each floor also has a shared full kitchen and shared bathroom.</p>\\r\\n<h3>TOWELS, BEDDING AND PILLOWS ARE <em>NOT PROVIDED</em>. STUDENTS MUST PROVIDE THEIR OWN.</h3>\\r\\n<p>We have partnered with <a href=\\\"http://www.dormco.com/?Click=131580\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">DormCo</a> to provide you with a way to purchase in advance your bedding, towels, or any other supplies you may need for you room. Your items can be shipped directly to the law school and will be waiting for you when you arrive on campus! Best of all shipping is only $2.95 for your entire order. <em>In order to ensure timely delivery, please purchase your items at least 4 weeks prior to your arrival.</em></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"text-align: center;\\\">Use the address below as the ship to address:<br /><br /><strong>[Your name] <br />c/o Widener University Delaware Law School <br /><strong>4601 Concord Pike <br /><strong>Wilmington, DE 19803 <br /><strong>ATTN: Mailroom/Campus Housing</strong></strong></strong></strong></p>\\r\\n<p>Please email Christine Burrell, Director of Campus Housing, at <a href=\\\"mailto:cmburrell@widener.edu\\\">cmburrell@widener.edu</a> and let her know that you will be sending packages to our Law School.</p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;<em>If you do plan on shipping bedding or anything else to the Law School, please make sure your package arrives no later than June 14<sup>th</sup> for the 1<sup>st</sup> Session, and no later than July 6<sup>th</sup> for the 2<sup>nd</sup> Session. The campus is closed on Fridays and weekends and if your items arrive when the campus is closed, you will not have your items until Monday.</em></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>PLEASE NOTE: </strong>In order to promote a healthy environment, Delaware Law School is tobacco free. Smoking is prohibited within university buildings and outdoor areas on campus.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Meals</h3>\\r\\n<p>A Continental Breakfast will be provided on most class days. Lunch will be on your own unless otherwise noted. Students will have 90 minutes for lunch on class days, which is enough time to go to one of a number of restaurants and markets within walking distance of the campus. As there is a refrigerator in the dorm, it is possible to purchase food in advance at the market and make packed lunches or return to dorm for lunch. The campus cafeteria is CLOSED during the summer. <strong>Please email <a href=\\\"mailto:DelawareLawGICLS@widener.edu\\\">DelawareLawGICLS@widener.edu</a>&nbsp;with any dietary restrictions.</strong></p>\\r\\n<h3>Groceries/Prescriptions:</h3>\\r\\n<h5>Supermarkets:</h5>\\r\\n<p>ShopRite of Brandywine Commons<br /> 1300 Rocky Run Parkway<br /> Wilmington, Delaware 19803<br /> Phone: (302) 477-3270<br /> Fax: (302) 477-3282</p>\\r\\n<p>Giant Supermarket<br /> 4301 Concord Pike<br /> Wilmington, DE 19803<br /> 302-475-5862</p>\\r\\n<p>Target<br /> 1050 Brandywine Pkwy<br /> Wilmington, DE 19803<br /> 302-478-2500</p>\\r\\n<h5>Pharmacies:</h5>\\r\\n<p>Walgreen&rsquo;s Pharmacy<br /> 2119 Concord Pike<br /> Wilmington, DE 19803<br /> 302-656-4333</p>\\r\\n<p>Walgreen&rsquo;s Pharmacy<br /> 4201 Concord Pike<br /> Wilmington, DE 19803<br /> 302-478-4335</p>\\r\\n<h3>Academic Credit</h3>\\r\\n<p>It is important that if you are participating in this program for credit, that you verify that your school will accept the credits earned at our Law School. Delaware Law School is fully accredited by the American Bar Association and credits offered at the Law School are accepted by U.S. Law Schools. Each course is 2 credits.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Excursions</h3>\\r\\n<p>Excursions are planned to Philadelphia, PA; Washington, DC; and New York City, NY. Students are welcome to spend the weekend away from the Law School to explore other cities or beaches on the eastern seaboard, but must make arrangements on their own to return to Wilmington for class. We highly suggest that you make hotel reservations early as hotels can be hard to book on summer weekends. Detailed information regarding the excursions will be emailed to accepted students.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Cell Phone:</h3>\\r\\n<p>Campus SIM: <a href=\\\"https://www.campussims.com\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://www.campussims.com</a>. CampusSIMs provides reliable, no-contract cell phone service specifically designed for international students. The CampusSIMs mobile plans start at $25/month and work on any unlocked GSM cell phone. Sign-up is quick and easy, and plans include many features that are ideal for international students such as free unlimited international texting, multilingual customer support, and the ability to freeze your account (and stop payment) while you are traveling out of the country. Visit website above to learn more and pre-order your SIM card.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Restaurants within walking distance from the University:</h3>\\r\\n<p><strong>TGI Fridays</strong><br /> <em>Everyday American Cuisine</em><br /> (Distance from campus 0.1)&nbsp;<br /> Phone: (302) 479-7170<br /> See the menu: <a href=\\\"http://www.tgifridays.com/greatfood\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">http://www.tgifridays.com/greatfood</a></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Lone Star Steakhouse &amp; Saloon</strong><br /> <em>Steak, steak, and more steak!</em><br /> (Distance from campus 0.1)&nbsp;<br /> Phone: (302) 478-7616<br /> See the menu: <a href=\\\"http://www.lonestarsteakhouse.com/Menu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">http://www.lonestarsteakhouse.com/Menu</a></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Olive Garden Italian Restaurant</strong><br /> <em>Casual dining Italian-American cuisine</em><br /> (Distance from campus 0.1)&nbsp;<br /> Phone: (302) 477-0870<br /> Menu: <a href=\\\"http://www.olivegarden.com/menu-listing/pronto-lunch\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">http://www.olivegarden.com/menu-listing/pronto-lunch</a></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Catch 202 Restaurant &amp; Sports Bar</strong><br /> Great Food. Great Entertainment.<br /> Great Atmosphere. Close to campus<br /> (Distance from campus 0.1, across the parking lot)<br /> Phone: (302) 478-8638<br /> Menu: <a href=\\\"http://catch202.com/menu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">http://catch202.com/menu</a></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Yi Palace</strong><br /> Award-winning authentic Chinese cuisine<br /> (Distance from campus 0.5) <br /> Phone: 302-737-8888<br /> Website: <a href=\\\"http://www.yipalace.net/menu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">http://www.yipalace.net/menu</a></p>\\r\\n<h3>Weather.</h3>\\r\\n<p>Delaware is a temperate zone, with very cold winters, hot summers, and pleasant days in between. Within each season, the weather can change daily.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Fall (mid-September through November): </strong>Days are often warm and sunny, nights cool; temperatures range from 60&deg;F (15&deg;C) in the daytime to 32&deg;F (0&deg;C) at night.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Winter (December through March): </strong>Continuously cold weather with an occasional mild day; temperatures of about 32&deg;F (0&deg; C) to below 0&deg;F (-20&deg;C). Snow, sometimes deep, is possible anytime.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Spring (April through May): </strong>Increasingly warm, sunny days, cool nights; temperatures</p>\\r\\n<p>sometimes reach 60&deg; (15&deg;C) to 80&deg;F (27&deg;C). Frequent, brief thundershowers.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Summer (June to mid-September): </strong>Temperatures average from 70&deg; (25&deg;C) to 100&deg;F (37&deg;C) or higher, with medium to occasionally high humidity.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Contact Information</h3>\\r\\n<p>For additional information, please refer to the <a href=\\\"http://www.widener.edu/campus_life/resources/intl/F1PreArrivalOrientation%20Guide.pdf\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Pre-Arrival Guide</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Graduate, International, Compliance, and Legal Studies Programs</strong><br /> 302-477-2704 (Karla Harris)<br /> 302-477-2102 (Dean Eileen Grena)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>International Student Services Office</strong> 610-499-4498<br /> <strong>Information Technology Services (ITS)</strong><br /> 24 Hour Help Line 302-477-2221</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Campus Housing</strong> 302-477-2231<br /> (Chris Burrell)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Campus Safety</strong> 302-477-2100</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Registrar&rsquo;s Office</strong> 302-477-2170</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Bursar</strong> 302-477-2181</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2018-06-13 15:47:33'),
(6584, 331, 'Dual Law Degrees | International Students | Delaware Law', '', 'We welcome international students seeking dual law degrees in Delaware to see what a quality education from a respected law school can truly offer.', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/img_2548-4.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"\",\"page_content\":\"<p>Delaware Law has an established dual degree program that provides students with both a U.S. LLM and an advanced foreign law degree. The dual degree program is designed for students who seek to learn U.S. corporate law in the &ldquo;corporate capital&rdquo; - Delaware. Delaware is renowned for its impactful case law on domestic and international business law alike.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>We have growing partnerships with law schools in Spain, France, and China, and continue to expand. This program offers a unique opportunity for students from around the globe to collaborate as they study U.S. and international legal issues.&nbsp;Our Dual Degree partnerships include Catholic University of Lille, France; Catholic University of Lyon, France; Da Caruna School of Law, Spain, and Sookmyung University, South Korea. If you have attended any of these Universities as an LLM\\/Master 1\\/Master 2&nbsp; you may benefit from a Dual Degree from Delaware Law and complete&nbsp; your LLM degree in one semester with a University Partnership Scholarship.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>International students enjoy living on the Delaware Law School campus and immersing themselves in the community and culture of a U.S. JD student, while learning valuable U.S. legal theories and issues and expertise to work at home and abroad.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>International students or schools interested in a dual degree partnership with Delaware Law School may contact Assistant Dean and Executive Director of the Graduate &amp; Compliance Programs, Eileen Grena-Piretti, JD, RN, at <a href=\\\"mailto:eagrena@widener.edu\\\">eagrena@widener.edu<\\/a> or 302-477-2008.<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2017-09-22 19:22:05'),
(6586, 527, 'Students', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Student Services\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h4>Research</h4>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://521//W10=\\\">Online research</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://525//W10=\\\">Reference/Ask a Librarian</a></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h4>Studying</h4>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://616//W10=\\\">Exam Archive</a></li>\\r\\n<li>The Delaware Law Library provides a pleasant place to study, with a selection of table, carrels, and group study rooms.\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>To reserve a group study room, sign up at the circulation desk or call 302-477-2244.</li>\\r\\n<li><a title=\\\"Study room policy\\\" href=\\\"irl://1870//\\\">Study room policy</a></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n</li>\\r\\n<li>Study Aids - Our collection of study aids is located on the second floor next to the reference desk.</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://www.cali.org/\\\">CALI</a>&nbsp;- CALI provides interactive online lessons, as well as free ebooks.&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://525//W10=\\\">Ask reference</a> for the Widener Delaware CALI authorization code.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h4>Training</h4>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Our librarians offer training in legal research, including using online research tools like Lexis, Westlaw, and other databases.&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://525//W10=\\\">Contact</a> a reference librarian for more information.</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://www.viddler.com/v/1c7ad874\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Study aids program - watch a short video</a> on study aids available in the library.\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"irl://680//\\\">Study aids handout</a></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n</li>\\r\\n</ul>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 7, '', '', '[\n    \"1870\",\n    \"680\"\n]', 'on', '2019-11-21 15:50:23'),
(6589, 401, 'Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized Loan Program', 'Federal, direct, subsidized, unsubsidized, loan, program', 'Information about the Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized Loan Program.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized Loan Program\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/img_2700-4.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>The Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized Loan Program was created to make long-term, low-interest loans available to assist students in financing their education. This is an entitlement program. All students who otherwise meet the eligibility requirements may borrow direct subsidized/unsubsidized federal loans.</h1>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p>The William D. Ford Direct Loan Program are administered by the Department of Education and funded by the US Department of Treasury.</p>\\r\\n<p>Jump to:&nbsp;<a href=\\\"#important\\\">Important Facts</a>&nbsp;| <a href=\\\"ipl://233//W10=////\\\">Eligibility Requirements</a> |&nbsp;<a href=\\\"#interest\\\">Interest Rate/Fees</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp;<a href=\\\"#process\\\">Process</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp;<a href=\\\"#requests\\\">Processing Loan Requests</a></p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>&nbsp;</h3>\\r\\n<h3><a id=\\\"important\\\"></a>Important Facts</h3>\\r\\n<p>Eligible law students and graduate students may borrow up to $20,500 per academic year through a Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan. Maximum annual and aggregate loans available to a student depend on the loan program. Total aggregate borrowing in the federal loan program cannot exceed $138,500 for a graduate student; this amount includes any undergraduate borrowing.</p>\\r\\n<p>Loan amounts for undergraduate students depend on the student&rsquo;s grade level, dependency status, and previous borrowing. Interest on a portion of the loan may be subsidized by the federal government dependent upon demonstration of sufficient financial need by the borrower. Amounts in excess of the student\'s computed financial need are unsubsidized. Undergraduate students may access $2,000 in unsubsidized loan funds. The maximum aggregate loan amount available to an independent undergraduate student is $57,500.&nbsp;The maximum aggregate loan amount available to a dependent undergraduate student is $31,000.00.</p>\\r\\n<h3><a href=\\\"ipl://233//W10=////\\\">Eligibility Criteria</a></h3>\\r\\n<h3><a id=\\\"interest\\\"></a>Interest Rate and Fees</h3>\\r\\n<p>The Federal Direct Loan Program sets interest rates on an annual basis with the rate assigned at disbursement fixed for the life of the loan. Interest rates are fixed by the Department of Education based on a rate formula that uses the &ldquo;high yield of the 10-year Treasury bill rate sold at the prior to June 1plus factor (add-ins) points.&rdquo; Rates are capped and cannot exceed the cap regardless of the formula<strong>&rsquo;</strong>s results. Interest rates are set in June for loans disbursed on or after July 1. The chart below shows the rate formulas and caps.</p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<table style=\\\"width: 90%;\\\">\\r\\n<thead>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Loan Type</td>\\r\\n<td>Rate Formula</td>\\r\\n<td>Cap</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</thead>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Undergraduate Subsidized/Unsubsidized Loans</td>\\r\\n<td>T-bill + 2.05%</td>\\r\\n<td>8.25%</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Graduate Unsubsidized Loans</td>\\r\\n<td>T-bill +3.60%</td>\\r\\n<td>9.50%</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>PLUS Loans (Graduate and Parent)</td>\\r\\n<td>T-bill + 4.60%</td>\\r\\n<td>10.50%</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</tbody>\\r\\n</table>\\r\\n<p>A Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan has a fixed interest rate of 66% for loans disbursed July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019 to graduate/professional students. Undergraduate students are charged a fixed interest rate of 5.05% for subsidized and unsubsidized loans disbursed between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. All Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized Stafford Loans are charged a 1.066% origination fee as of October 1, 2017 and&nbsp;a 1.062% fee for loans disbursed on or after October 1, 2018. Origination fees and interest rate formulas may change due to congressional action. For more information on the Federal Direct Loan programs interest rates and fee structure: <a href=\\\"https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/types/loans/interest-rates\\\">https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/types/loans/interest-rates</a></p>\\r\\n<h3><a id=\\\"process\\\"></a>Application Process</h3>\\r\\n<p>To borrow federal loan funds, all incoming students and new borrowers must complete a Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized Loan Master Promissory Note (MPN) at: <a href=\\\"https://studentloans.gov/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://studentloans.gov</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p>To sign your MPN electronically, you will need your FSA User ID and password. This is the same FSA User ID and password you would have used to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).</p>\\r\\n<p>Select &ldquo;Complete Master Promissory Note&rdquo; and then select &ldquo;Subsidized/Unsubsidized.&rdquo; The application process is complete once you have electronically signed the MPN with your FSA User ID.</p>\\r\\n<p>When completing the Federal Direct Stafford Loan MPN you will notice that you do not need to enter a requested loan amount. The Stafford MPN is a serial note that is valid for ten years and the borrower authorizes the school to annually increase the aggregate limit. Please complete the box on Delaware Law&rsquo;s Institutional Data form to provide that information.</p>\\r\\n<p>If you are a returning student who has previously borrowed at Delaware Law, your Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized MPN is valid for ten years. &nbsp;You may authorize the Law School to increase your aggregate loan amount each year. Please complete the box on Delaware Law&rsquo;s Data form to provide that information.</p>\\r\\n<h3><em>Delaware Law code on&nbsp;<a href=\\\"https://studentloans.gov/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://studentloans.gov</a>:&nbsp;E01803 - Widener University - Delaware Campus</em></h3>\\r\\n<h3><a id=\\\"requests\\\"></a>Processing Loan Requests</h3>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law&rsquo;s Office of Financial Aid electronically certifies student requests for Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized loans. If you have not completed your Stafford Direct Loan MPN at the time we certify your eligibility, you will be contacted to complete the process. If you have a concern or want to notify us that you have completed the application, please feel free to contact us via email: <a href=\\\"mailto:DelawareLawFinAid@widener.edu\\\">DelawareLawFinAid@widener.edu</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://310//W10=////\\\">Standard Disclaimer for External Links</a>&nbsp;</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2018-09-07 21:53:24'),
(6590, 521, 'Research', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Research\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1 class=\\\"contentHeader\\\">We offer a number of resources designed to facilitate online research.</h1>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p class=\\\"contentHeader\\\">These databases may be accessed off-campus. You will need the number printed above the barcode on the back of your Widener ID.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"http://lawschool.lexis.com/\\\">LexisNexis</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"https://lawschool.westlaw.com/shared/signon02.asp?path=%2fDesktopDefault.aspx\\\">Westlaw</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"https://0-heinonline-org.libcat.widener.edu/HOL/Welcome\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">HeinOnline</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://522//W10=\\\">More library databases</a> ...</p>\\r\\n<p>Not sure which library database has the journal you need? Search <a href=\\\"http://0-search.ebscohost.com.libcat.widener.edu/login.aspx?direct=true&amp;db=edspub&amp;profile=eds&amp;plp=1\\\">Full Text Finder</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"http://libguides.law.widener.edu/\\\">Research guides</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"http://libguides.law.widener.edu/de_research\\\">Delaware research</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"http://libguides.law.widener.edu/paresources\\\">Pennsylvania research</a><br /><br /></p>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law faculty and students, please contact a&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://525//W10=\\\">reference librarian</a> for research assistance.</p>\\r\\n<!--Start of Tawk.to Script-->\\r\\n<p>\\r\\n<script type=\\\"text/javascript\\\">// <![CDATA[\\r\\nvar Tawk_API=Tawk_API||{}, Tawk_LoadStart=new Date();\\r\\n(function(){\\r\\nvar s1=document.createElement(\\\"script\\\"),s0=document.getElementsByTagName(\\\"script\\\")[0];\\r\\ns1.async=true;\\r\\ns1.src=\'https://embed.tawk.to/56ccb252c2ed13cf6b9432fb/default\';\\r\\ns1.charset=\'UTF-8\';\\r\\ns1.setAttribute(\'crossorigin\',\'*\');\\r\\ns0.parentNode.insertBefore(s1,s0);\\r\\n})();\\r\\n// ]]></script>\\r\\n</p>\\r\\n<!--End of Tawk.to Script-->\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 7, '', '', '[]', '', '2018-03-26 22:12:28'),
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(6592, 238, 'Financial Aid Process', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Financial Aid Process\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/img_1990.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"<h1><strong>All students must apply for financial aid each year.<\\/strong>&nbsp;To apply: Complete a <a href=\\\"https:\\/\\/fafsa.ed.gov\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)<\\/a>&nbsp;and the <a href=\\\"https:{staticroot}prospective-students\\/jd-program\\/tuition-and-financial-aid\\/financial-aid-process\\/forms-and-publications\\/financial-aid-online-data-form\\/\\\">Delaware Law Data Form<\\/a>. Please be sure to indicate the proper school code. The code for the Delaware campus is B04724. To ensure proper completion of the <a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/379\\/\\/W10=\\\">necessary forms<\\/a>,&nbsp;view <a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/374\\/\\/W10=\\\">complete instructions and a checklist<\\/a>.<\\/h1>\",\"page_content\":\"<p>&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Jump to:&nbsp;<a href=\\\"#new\\\">New Student<\\/a>&nbsp;| <a href=\\\"#returning\\\">Returning Student<\\/a> |&nbsp;<a href=\\\"#transfer\\\">Transfer Student<\\/a>&nbsp;|&nbsp;<a href=\\\"#visiting\\\">Visiting Student<\\/a>&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<hr \\/>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"new\\\"><\\/a>New Student<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Once accepted to Delaware Law by the Admissions Committee, you will automatically receive instructions and forms required to apply for financial assistance.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>All financial aid applicants must file both a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and <a href=\\\"https:{staticroot}prospective-students\\/jd-program\\/tuition-and-financial-aid\\/financial-aid-process\\/forms-and-publications\\/financial-aid-online-data-form\\/\\\">Delaware Law Data form<\\/a>. The FAFSA can be done online at&nbsp;<a href=\\\"https:\\/\\/fafsa.gov\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https:\\/\\/fafsa.gov<\\/a>. (Be sure to indicate the Delaware Law code: B04724.) &nbsp;JD, LLM, MJ, and Legal Studies applicants can complete or&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/379\\/\\/W10=\\\">download Widener Law Data forms<\\/a>&nbsp;here.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Applicants who intend to borrow through the&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/401\\/\\/W10=\\\">Federal Direct Loan Program<\\/a>&nbsp;must also complete a Master Promissory Note.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Each applicant is evaluated for aid only after all required forms have been received and the applicant has been formally admitted to Delaware Law. &nbsp;Because financial aid for entering students is awarded on a rolling basis, it is recommended that applicants begin the process of applying for aid as soon as possible after application to Delaware Law for law school admission. &nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"returning\\\"><\\/a>Returning Student<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Returning students are sent an email that contains the necessary links to start the application process for financial assistance.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The priority filing deadline for returning students is April 1. Students whose Free Application for Federal Student Aid (<a href=\\\"https:\\/\\/fafsa.ed.gov\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">FAFSA<\\/a>) and&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/379\\/\\/W10=\\\">Financial Aid Data form (see our financial aid forms page)<\\/a> are received by the Office of Financial Aid by April 1 will receive priority in the awarding process and in determining eligibility for the Federal Perkins Loan and Federal Work-Study funds.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The Financial Aid Office encourages students to use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool located within the FAFSA to download your Federal Tax Information when completing the FAFSA:&nbsp;<a href=\\\"https:\\/\\/fafsa.gov\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https:\\/\\/fafsa.gov<\\/a>. You can access your renewal application by using your SFA User ID and password. The Delaware Law Institutional&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/379\\/\\/W10=\\\">Data form can be downloaded here<\\/a>.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Students planning to enroll for a summer session and who require financial aid must download and complete a&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/379\\/\\/W10=\\\">Summer Intent form<\\/a>.&nbsp;Additional forms are available in the Office of Financial Aid. Students attending summer school for the first time or studying abroad are encouraged to schedule an appointment with Financial Aid to finalize their financial assistance, including loans for the 2015-2016 year. Evening and phone appointments are available on a limited basis. Students attending summer classes must indicate their requested summer loan amount on the&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/379\\/\\/W10=\\\">Summer Intent form<\\/a>.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>It is vitally important that students submit all required forms to the Office of Financial Aid in a timely manner. Students are also reminded to carefully read and complete all financial aid forms correctly. Failure to do so will cause delays in processing and may result in the loss of financial assistance.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"transfer\\\"><\\/a>Transfer Student<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Transfer students are encouraged to simultaneously submit all required financial aid information and forms with their admission application so that applications for financial aid can be reviewed immediately after admission. Please see instructions for <a href=\\\"{staticroot}prospective-students\\/jd-program\\/tuition-and-financial-aid\\/financial-aid-process\\/new-student\\/\\\">new students<\\/a>.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"visiting\\\"><\\/a>Visiting Student<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Visiting students are not eligible for federal financial aid through Delaware Law. To arrange for financial assistance, visiting students should contact the Office of Financial Aid at their home institution. Delaware Law&rsquo;s Financial Aid Office is happy to complete a consortium agreement with the student&rsquo;s home institution.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law students visiting another institution may elect to have their financial aid processed by Delaware Law\'s Financial Aid Office by having the school they will attend complete a&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/379\\/\\/W10=\\\">Delaware Law Consortium Agreement, available here as a download<\\/a>&nbsp;or available at the Office of Financial Aid. Students should review the&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/379\\/\\/W10=\\\">Delaware Law Consortium Policy<\\/a>.&nbsp;Financial aid will only be processed for students who have been approved as visitors by the Office of Student Academic Affairs. Delaware Law\'s Financial Aid Office will process both federal and private financial aid for all eligible students.<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2018-02-28 17:17:24'),
(6593, 238, 'Financial Aid Process', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Financial Aid Process\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/img_1990.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1><strong>All students must apply for financial aid each year.</strong>&nbsp;To apply: Complete a <a href=\\\"https://fafsa.ed.gov/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)</a>&nbsp;and the <a href=\\\":{staticroot}prospective-students/jd-program/tuition-and-financial-aid/financial-aid-process/forms-and-publications/financial-aid-online-data-form/\\\">Delaware Law Data Form</a>. Please be sure to indicate the proper school code. The code for the Delaware campus is B04724. To ensure proper completion of the <a href=\\\"ipl://379//W10=////\\\">necessary forms</a>,&nbsp;view <a href=\\\"ipl://374//W10=////\\\">complete instructions and a checklist</a>.</h1>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p>Jump to:&nbsp;<a href=\\\"#new\\\">New Student</a>&nbsp;| <a href=\\\"#returning\\\">Returning Student</a> |&nbsp;<a href=\\\"#transfer\\\">Transfer Student</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp;<a href=\\\"#visiting\\\">Visiting Student</a>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"new\\\"></a>New Student</h5>\\r\\n<p>Once accepted to Delaware Law by the Admissions Committee, you will automatically receive instructions and forms required to apply for financial assistance.</p>\\r\\n<p>All financial aid applicants must file both a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and <a href=\\\"ipl://874//W10=////\\\">Delaware Law Data form</a>. The FAFSA can be done online at&nbsp;<a href=\\\"https://fafsa.gov/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://fafsa.gov</a>. (Be sure to indicate the Delaware Law code: B04724.) &nbsp;JD, LLM, MJ, and Legal Studies applicants can complete or&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://379//W10=////\\\">download Widener Law Data forms</a>&nbsp;here.</p>\\r\\n<p>Applicants who intend to borrow through the&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://401//W10=////\\\">Federal Direct Loan Program</a>&nbsp;must also complete a Master Promissory Note.</p>\\r\\n<p>Each applicant is evaluated for aid only after all required forms have been received and the applicant has been formally admitted to Delaware Law. &nbsp;Because financial aid for entering students is awarded on a rolling basis, it is recommended that applicants begin the process of applying for aid as soon as possible after application to Delaware Law for law school admission. &nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"returning\\\"></a>Returning Student</h5>\\r\\n<p>Returning students are sent an email that contains the necessary links to start the application process for financial assistance.</p>\\r\\n<p>The priority filing deadline for returning students is April 1. Students whose Free Application for Federal Student Aid (<a href=\\\"https://fafsa.ed.gov/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">FAFSA</a>) and&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://379//W10=////\\\">Financial Aid Data form (see our financial aid forms page)</a> are received by the Office of Financial Aid by April 1 will receive priority in the awarding process and in determining eligibility for the Federal Perkins Loan and Federal Work-Study funds.</p>\\r\\n<p>The Financial Aid Office encourages students to use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool located within the FAFSA to download your Federal Tax Information when completing the FAFSA:&nbsp;<a href=\\\"https://fafsa.gov/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://fafsa.gov</a>. You can access your renewal application by using your SFA User ID and password. The Delaware Law Institutional&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://379//W10=////\\\">Data form can be downloaded here</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p>Students planning to enroll for a summer session and who require financial aid must download and complete a&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://379//W10=////\\\">Summer Intent form</a>.&nbsp;Additional forms are available in the Office of Financial Aid. Students attending summer school for the first time or studying abroad are encouraged to schedule an appointment with Financial Aid to finalize their financial assistance, including loans for the 2015-2016 year. Evening and phone appointments are available on a limited basis. Students attending summer classes must indicate their requested summer loan amount on the&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://379//W10=////\\\">Summer Intent form</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p>It is vitally important that students submit all required forms to the Office of Financial Aid in a timely manner. Students are also reminded to carefully read and complete all financial aid forms correctly. Failure to do so will cause delays in processing and may result in the loss of financial assistance.</p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"transfer\\\"></a>Transfer Student</h5>\\r\\n<p>Transfer students are encouraged to simultaneously submit all required financial aid information and forms with their admission application so that applications for financial aid can be reviewed immediately after admission. Please see instructions for <a href=\\\"{staticroot}prospective-students/jd-program/tuition-and-financial-aid/financial-aid-process/new-student/\\\">new students</a>.</p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"visiting\\\"></a>Visiting Student</h5>\\r\\n<p>Visiting students are not eligible for federal financial aid through Delaware Law. To arrange for financial assistance, visiting students should contact the Office of Financial Aid at their home institution. Delaware Law&rsquo;s Financial Aid Office is happy to complete a consortium agreement with the student&rsquo;s home institution.</p>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law students visiting another institution may elect to have their financial aid processed by Delaware Law\'s Financial Aid Office by having the school they will attend complete a&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://379//W10=////\\\">Delaware Law Consortium Agreement, available here as a download</a>&nbsp;or available at the Office of Financial Aid. Students should review the&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://379//W10=////\\\">Delaware Law Consortium Policy</a>.&nbsp;Financial aid will only be processed for students who have been approved as visitors by the Office of Student Academic Affairs. Delaware Law\'s Financial Aid Office will process both federal and private financial aid for all eligible students.</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2019-01-30 20:19:52'),
(6594, 233, 'Loans', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Loan Options\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/img_0836-2.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>Students seeking tuition assistance have a number of available loan options. Educational Loans may be borrowed to assist in paying for tuition, books and/or living expenses. A student may borrow up to the cost of attendance minus any other financial aid (scholarships/grants) they received during the academic year. The federal government offers both subsidized and unsubsidized loans through the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Programs. If you meet the criteria below, you should be eligible to borrow a <a href=\\\"ipl://401//W10=////\\\">Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized Loan</a>. If you require additional funding after receiving other aid, consider a <a href=\\\"ipl://409//W10=////\\\">GradPLUS Loan</a>.</h1>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h3>ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA</h3>\\r\\n<p>In order to borrow through the Federal Direct Loan Programs a student must file a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) at <a href=\\\"https://fafsa.gov\\\">https://fafsa.gov</a> and be:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>U.S. Citizen or Eligible Non-Citizen</li>\\r\\n<li>Enrolled at least half-time in an eligible approved program</li>\\r\\n<li>be registered with Selective Service, if required;</li>\\r\\n<li>not be in default on a federal student loan;</li>\\r\\n<li>not have a federal or state drug conviction; and</li>\\r\\n<li>attain satisfactory academic progress by the end of each academic year</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p>Students who do not meet this criteria, including International Students may want to consider borrowing from a lender that offers private educational loans.</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://310//W10=////\\\">Standard Disclaimer for External Links</a>&nbsp;</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2018-09-07 21:55:57'),
(6599, 573, 'Distinguished Jurist Moot Court Competition ', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Distinguished Jurist Moot Court Competition \",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p>The competition is open to all 2RD, 2ED, 3RD, 3ED, and 4ED students who have completed Legal Methods II, and have a cumulative G.P.A. of 2.7 or greater, except those students who have been precluded from Moot Court competitions in the past. The winning team will be offered Moot Court membership as long as all other eligibility requirements for Moot Court are met.. All competitors are <strong>required to compete in teams of two individuals and a written brief is required</strong>. Everyone will compete in the preliminary rounds. Only those participants that advance will compete in the subsequent round. <strong>Competition sign up obligates you to compete</strong>.<br /><br /><strong>Competition Sign Up</strong><br />February 11 - February 14, 2019 at 9:00 p.m.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Competition Packet Release</strong><br />February 15, 2019</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Brief Due</strong><br />March 4, 2019<br /><br /><strong>Preliminary Rounds</strong><br />March 12 - March 13, 2019<br /><br /><strong>Semi-Final Round</strong><br />March 20, 2019<br /><br /><strong>Final Round</strong><br />March 26, 2019</p>\\r\\n<h5>Contact Information</h5>\\r\\n<p>Kathryn S. Stein, Distinguished Jurist Competition Chairperson<br />Email: <a href=\\\"mailto:aksstein@widener.edu\\\">aksstein@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<p>Elen O&rsquo;Donnell, Moot Court President<br />Email: <a href=\\\"mailto:eodonnell@widener.edu\\\">eodonnell@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<p>Society Secretary<br />Rosemary Callahan<br />Phone: 302-477-2144</p>\\r\\n<p>The Delaware campus Moot Court offices are located on the first floor of the Main Law Building (<a href=\\\"ipl://42//W10=////\\\">Campus map</a>)</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2019-01-22 15:59:08'),
(6602, 374, 'Financial Aid Instructions and Checklist ', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Financial Aid Instructions and Checklist\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/img_2103-4.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>Financing your Legal Education at Delaware Law School, a Financial Aid Sourcebook, contains <strong>Information about the financial aid process, types of aid available and our application process. &nbsp;In addition, you will find information on debt management, average costs and loan limits.</strong>&nbsp;Students must apply each year for financial aid and must remain enrolled on at least a half-time basis to maintain eligibility. Definitions of half-time status can be found in your program\'s student handbook:</h1>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://572//W10=////\\\">J.D. Student Handbook</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://841//W10=////\\\">LLM/SJD Student Handbook</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://394//W10=////\\\">Legal Studies Handbook</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://842//W10=////\\\">Compliance Programs Student Handbook</a></li>\\r\\n</ul>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p>Returning students whose FAFSA results and data form are received by the Office of Financial Aid on or before April 3, 2018 will receive priority in the awarding process and in determining eligibility for Federal Work Study.</p>\\r\\n<p>Incoming student do not have a financial aid deadline as they are considered for institutional aid as part of the Admissions process. We do recommend that you begin the financial aid process soon after application. New students must be accepted to Delaware Law before their completed financial aid files can be reviewed.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Delaware Law Financial Aid Checklist</h3>\\r\\n<p><em>Please refer to this checklist in order to complete your financial aid forms accurately.</em></p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;<strong>Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA):</strong> Submit the FAFSA online at <a href=\\\"https://fafsa.ed.gov\\\">https://fafsa.ed.gov</a> . You will be prompted to create a FSA User ID if you have not already done so. You will use your 2016 Federal Tax Information to complete your FAFSA. We recommend that you utilize the IRS Data Retrieval Tool as this will greatly speed up the process and help to eliminate input errors. The results of the processed FAFSA will be sent to the student and school electronically, provided our school code is indicated. <strong>Our school code is B04724.</strong> If Widener University School of Law-DE is not listed on your FAFSA, please go online to add our code.<br /> <br /> <strong>Widener University Delaware Law School Financial Aid Data Form (complete and submit online at <a href=\\\"ipl://876//W10=////\\\">{staticroot}dataform</a>)</strong></p>\\r\\n<p>Students should indicate on the form the amount of funding they would like to receive from the Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized Loan Program. Incoming students should return the form as soon as possible. Returning students have a priority filing <strong>deadline of April 3, 2018 </strong>to receive consideration for Federal Work-Study funding. Alternatively, the Data Form can be downloaded from <strong><a href=\\\"ipl://595//W10=////\\\">{staticroot}faforms</a></strong> or <a href=\\\"https://www.widener.edu/lawfinaid\\\"><strong>https://www.widener.edu/lawfinaid</strong></a><strong>.</strong><br /> <br /> <strong>Federal Direct Loan Applications</strong> &ndash; The FAFSA is not a loan application, but is used to determine eligibility for Federal Student Aid (FSA) programs.&nbsp; Therefore, all incoming students and returning students borrowing for the first time in 2018-19 must complete a Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized Master Promissory Note (MPN) online at <a href=\\\"https://studentloans.gov\\\">https://studentloans.gov</a>.&nbsp; Returning students that borrowed a Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized Loan in 2017-18 should complete the requested loan amount box on the Financial Aid Data Form authorizing Delaware Law to certify a loan. &nbsp; <br /> <br /> <strong>Federal Direct GradPLUS Loan Applications</strong> &ndash; <strong>(</strong><a href=\\\"https://studentloans.gov\\\"><strong>https://studentloans.gov</strong></a><strong>) </strong></p>\\r\\n<p>Students can log onto <a href=\\\"https://studentloans.gov\\\">https://studentloans.gov</a> after April 3, 2018 and select &ldquo;Apply for a Direct PLUS Loan&rdquo;, &ldquo;Graduate&rdquo;, to complete the Federal Direct GradPLUS Loan application. Students borrowing this loan for the first time will also need to complete a Federal Direct GradPLUS Master Promissory Note (MPN). To do this you must select &ldquo;Complete Loan Agreement (Master Promissory Note)&rdquo; from the list located on the home page. Returning students should not need to complete a new MPN as long as they were approved for this loan based on their own credit. However, if you needed an endorser to sign for this loan, you will need to complete a new MPN each time that you request a new Federal Direct GradPLUS loan.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Summer Intent Form</strong> &ndash; <strong>(complete and submit online at </strong><a href=\\\"ipl://877//W10=////\\\">{staticroot}summerform</a><strong> or download at </strong><a href=\\\"http://www.widener.edu/lawfinaid\\\"><strong>http://www.widener.edu/lawfinaid</strong></a><strong> ) </strong>Students intending to take summer classes and receive financial aid must complete a summer intent form to inform the Financial Aid Office of their plans.<br /> <br /> <strong>Students Selected for Verification will be notified in writing of what documentation must be submitted. </strong>Selection may occur in two forms. Students may be selected by the U.S. Department of Education or at the discretion of the Financial Aid Office.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Some students may be required to utilize/complete/provide: </strong></p>\\r\\n<p><br /> <strong>2018/2019 Verification Worksheet:</strong> (<a href=\\\"https://www.widener.edu/lawfinaid\\\">https://www.widener.edu/lawfinaid</a> )</p>\\r\\n<p>A verification worksheet will be sent to you upon review of your file by the Financial Aid Office. Please complete both sides of the form and return&nbsp;to the Financial Aid Office.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Confirmation of 2016 Federal Tax Return Information</strong>:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool from the FAFSA to download your 2016 information directly from IRS. OR</li>\\r\\n<li>2016 Federal Tax Transcript: If requested, a Federal Tax Return Transcript must be obtained from the IRS. You can request it online at http://irs.gov or by calling 1-800-829-1040. You may also be asked to provide copies of schedules, W-2s, 1099s and tax forms. OR</li>\\r\\n<li>If a tax return cannot be submitted because of an extension:\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>a copy of IRS Form 4868, Application for Automatic Extension of Time to File U.S. Individual Income Tax Return</li>\\r\\n<li>copies of all their W-2 forms (or equivalent),</li>\\r\\n<li>If self-employed, a signed statement with the amount of their AGI and their U.S. income taxes paid.</li>\\r\\n<li>Verification of Nonfiling Letter from the IRS dated on or after October 1, 2017, attesting that he/she did not file a 2016 IRS income tax return. This can be obtained by mitting IRS Form 4506-T and checking box 7. OR</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n</li>\\r\\n<li>If not filing a Tax Return, you must provide copies of all W-2&rsquo;s and a &ldquo;Verification of Nonfiling Letter&rdquo; from the IRS dated on or after October 1, 2017, attesting that you/your spouse did not file a 2016 IRS income tax return. This can be obtained by submitting IRS Form 4506-T and checking box 7.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2018-09-07 21:50:20'),
(6610, 339, 'Financing Your Education', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Financing Your Education\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/wl_012615_636-6.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"\",\"page_content\":\"<h5>Apply - Free. <a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/delaware.i72dev.com\\/prospective-students\\/paralegal-legal-nurse-consultant\\/admissions\\/\\\">Apply Now<\\/a>!<\\/h5>\\r\\n<h6>Upon Acceptance: $100 Deposit credited toward tuition<\\/h6>\\r\\n<p>A deposit of $100 toward tuition is required when an applicant is accepted for admission to the Legal Studies Department. The $100 deposit must be paid when due. Failure to do so will jeopardize the applicant\'s admission status and may result in the forfeiture of the Legal Studies Department offer of admission.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5>Tuition &amp; Fees For Summer, Spring and Fall - For Incoming Students<\\/h5>\\r\\n<table>\\r\\n<thead>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Division<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>Amount<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<\\/thead>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Legal Studies&nbsp;- Legal Specialty Course<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$ 499 (per credit)^<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/prod.campuscruiser.com\\/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\">Office of Graduate &amp; Extended Learning classes <\\/a><a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/prod.campuscruiser.com\\/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\">(found on the Bursar\'s page in Campus Cruiser)<\\/a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$ 600&nbsp;(per credit)^<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<\\/tbody>\\r\\n<\\/table>\\r\\n<p><em>^ Effective July 2017<\\/em><\\/p>\\r\\n<h6>**<a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/delaware.i72dev.com\\/prospective-students\\/jd-program\\/tuition-and-financial-aid\\/\\\">Financial aid<\\/a>&nbsp;is available to those who qualify. The Legal Studies Office and Delaware Law use the Office of Financial Aid located on the Wilmington campus. Please contact the Office of Financial Aid for additional questions regarding funding your education by calling 302-477-2272&nbsp;<\\/h6>\\r\\n<h6>Bachelor Degree - 120 Credits<\\/h6>\\r\\n<p>Consists of Legal Studies&nbsp;and UC Courses<\\/p>\\r\\n<h6>Associate Degree - 60 Credits<\\/h6>\\r\\n<p>Consists of Legal Studies and UC Courses<\\/p>\\r\\n<h6>Certificate Programs - 24 Credits<\\/h6>\\r\\n<p>Consists of Legal Studies Legal Specialty Courses<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5>Fees<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Specified fees are required at designated times during the application and admission process and must be paid at the times requested. Failure to do so will jeopardize an applicant\'s admission status and may result in forfeiture of the school\'s offer for admission.<\\/p>\\r\\n<table>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Application fee - Online<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>Free<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Application fee - by mail<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>Free<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Deposit on acceptance &shy;credit toward tuition (nonrefundable)<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$100<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Student activity fee per semester<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$15<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>In-house payment plan per semester<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$50<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Monthly surcharge on unpaid balance on payment plan<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$25<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Return check fee<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$25<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Late payment fee<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$25<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Late fee<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$125<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Graduation Fee for Associate &amp; Bachelor Degrees<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$80<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<\\/tbody>\\r\\n<\\/table>\\r\\n<h5>Methods of Payment<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law offers payment plans to cover out-of-pocket expenses. For additional information, please contact the Office of the Bursar, 302-477-2181.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Complete information can be found in the <a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/prod.campuscruiser.com\\/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\">Guide to Fees and Payments on the Bursar\'s Office page in Campus Cruiser<\\/a>. For additional information, please contact the <a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/prod.campuscruiser.com\\/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\">Bursar<\\/a>, at 302-477-2181.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h6>Credit Card Payment Policy<\\/h6>\\r\\n<p>Only AMERICAN EXPRESS, DISCOVER, and MASTERCARD are accepted for tuition.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>There is no charge for using direct debit from a checking or savings account as a payment method. Credit card payments will be charged a 2.75% convenience fee.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h6>Important Note about Credit Card Payments\\/Refund Policy<\\/h6>\\r\\n<p>Payments made toward student tuition accounts using a credit card will be charged a 2.75% convenience fee by our credit card vendor TouchNet\\/Paypath. The convenience fee is non-refundable, even if the student account payment is refunded. Authorization of a credit card payment to a student account signifies acceptance of these terms.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>If you would like to mail your payment (checks only), make your check payable to Delaware Law and write your student identification number on the check. The cancelled check will serve as your receipt.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>NOTE: DO NOT SEND CASH THROUGH THE MAIL<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5>Financial Aid<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Students interested in financial aid should check the <a href=\\\"{staticroot}prospective-students\\/jd-program\\/tuition-and-financial-aid\\/types-of-aid\\/?bigtree_preview_return=http%3A%2F%2Fdelaware.i72dev.com%2Fadmin%2Fpages%2Fedit%2F231%2F\\\">Types of Aid page<\\/a><strong>&nbsp;<\\/strong>under Financial Aid for information on types of financial aid available and application process and procedures, or you may contact the <a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/delaware.i72dev.com\\/prospective-students\\/jd-program\\/tuition-and-financial-aid\\/\\\">Financial Aid Office<\\/a>, 302-477-2272.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5>Financial Obligation<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>No diplomas, certificates of completion, or transcripts will be granted unless all financial obligations have been met.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h6>Withdrawal and Adjustment Charges -- All Semesters<\\/h6>\\r\\n<p>In the case of withdrawal from a course after the drop\\/add time period, you will be responsible for the full tuition. Students who withdraw completely from a semester after the drop\\/add time period will be charged according to the Law School&rsquo;s Complete Withdrawal Policy, which can be found in the <a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/prod.campuscruiser.com\\/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\">Guide to Fees and Payments on the Bursar\'s Office page in Campus Cruiser<\\/a>.<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2017-10-23 20:55:39'),
(6611, 54, 'Career Development Tools', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Career Development Tools\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/img_2027.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"<h1>Take advantage of all of the career development tools at your disposal, including Delaware Law&rsquo;s comprehensive Guide to the Legal Job Search Process.<\\/h1>\",\"page_content\":\"<p><a href=\\\"#guide\\\">Complete Guide to the Legal Job Search Process<\\/a>&nbsp;| <a href=\\\"#timeline\\\">Career Development Student Timeline<\\/a>&nbsp;|&nbsp;<a href=\\\"#evening\\\">Services for Evening Division Students<\\/a>&nbsp;|&nbsp;<a href=\\\"#jobpostings\\\">Job Postings<\\/a><\\/p>\\r\\n<hr \\/>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"guide\\\"><\\/a>Complete Guide to the Legal Job Search Process<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Download the Guide in&nbsp;Sections in PDF format below:<br \\/><br \\/><a href=\\\"irl:\\/\\/415\\/\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">CDO Job Search Guide SECTION I<\\/a>&nbsp;(.pdf) SELF-ASSESSMENT<br \\/><a href=\\\"irl:\\/\\/773\\/\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">CDO Job Search Guide SECTION II<\\/a> (.pdf) RESUMES and COVER LETTERS<br \\/><a href=\\\"irl:\\/\\/416\\/\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">CDO Job Search Guide SECTION III<\\/a>&nbsp;(.pdf) INTERVIEWING TIPS<br \\/><a href=\\\"irl:\\/\\/417\\/\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">CDO Job Search Guide SECTION IV<\\/a> (.pdf) CAREERS IN PUBLIC INTEREST LAW<br \\/><a href=\\\"irl:\\/\\/1518\\/\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">CDO Job Search Guide SECTION V<\\/a> (.pdf) JUDICIAL CLERKSHIPS<br \\/><a href=\\\"irl:\\/\\/419\\/\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">CDO Job Search Guide SECTION VI<\\/a>&nbsp;(.pdf) JOB FAIRS<br \\/><a href=\\\"irl:\\/\\/413\\/\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">CDO List of National Career Fairs<\\/a>&nbsp;(.pdf) NATIONAL CAREER FAIRS<br \\/><a href=\\\"irl:\\/\\/420\\/\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">CDO Job Search Guide SECTION VII<\\/a>&nbsp;(.pdf) CAREER DEVELOPMENT WEBSITES<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"timeline\\\"><\\/a>Career Development Student Timeline<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>As a first year student, you can begin to use the career services office on October 15th. We recommend that you use the preceding time to immerse yourself in your first year. Your legal career starts now. Your coursework, law school activities, community service and work experience - both before and during law school - will shape your legal career options. The Career Development Office is here to help you better define your goals and help you find the right job.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Download the Career Development Student Timeline, which is available below in .pdf format. The timeline offers a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the career development process throughout your law school career.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl:\\/\\/654\\/\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">Download the Career Development Student Timeline<\\/a> (.pdf)<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"evening\\\"><\\/a>Services for Evening Students<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>The Career Development Office understands the challenges of balancing school, family and a job and will work with you to accommodate your busy schedule. We provide evening office hours, and make career counselors available, upon request, for evening and telephone appointments. In addition, the CDO will review your resume and cover letter as well as answer questions regarding job search strategy by email.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5>Counseling<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Despite your significant time constraints, we encourage you to begin crafting a job search strategy early in your law school career. Career counselors can help you define your objectives, design a resume, draft cover letters and prepare for interviews. They can also help you develop a plan to transition to a legal position from your current job, or help you find ways to gain legal experience that will fit your schedule.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Additional relevant counseling topics include:<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Identifying law-related and legal opportunities<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Building time in your schedule to gain practical experience<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Using your current professional experience to improve your chances of obtaining a legal position<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Identifying your transferable skills<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Deciding how and if to approach your current employer regarding receiving law-related assignments<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Proper work attire for the legal industry<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Exploring non-legal career opportunities<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>If you cannot find a time to meet with a career counselor, consider emailing your resume and\\/or cover letter and then schedule a telephone appointment to discuss them.<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<h5>Career Workshops<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>The CDO also offers workshops, networking events and presentations during evening hours throughout the year. Check with the Office and your Widener Law Campus Cruiser email account for information concerning upcoming events.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5>Resources<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>The CDO maintains a library of directories and career books. Our resources are listed in the <a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/libcat.widener.edu\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">library catalog<\\/a>&nbsp;for ease of reference.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"jobpostings\\\"><\\/a>Job Postings\\/Internet Resources<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Take a look at employment opportunities in <a href=\\\"https:\\/\\/law-widener-csm.symplicity.com\\/students\\/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">Symplicity<\\/a>, our online job bank. Additional opportunities are available through job fairs and through internet job boards and research directories.<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"415\",\n    \"773\",\n    \"416\",\n    \"417\",\n    \"1518\",\n    \"419\",\n    \"413\",\n    \"420\",\n    \"654\"\n]', '', '2017-05-19 17:40:18');
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(6613, 808, 'Online Privacy Policy', ' privacy, policy', 'Online privacy policy for delawarelaw.widener.edu.', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Widener University Online Privacy Statement\",\"top_image\":\"\",\"page_intro\":\"\",\"page_content\":\"<p>Widener University is committed to delivering information services that recognize and respect users&rsquo; privacy concerns. This Privacy Statement describes how we recognize these concerns and uphold our commitments to address them.&nbsp; This Privacy Statement is intended to inform you of our general policies and practices regarding our collection, use, and disclosure of the information that you submit to us and that we collect from you during your use of Widener.edu, the Widener CampusCruiser portal, and our online or mobile applications (&ldquo;Services&rdquo;).&nbsp; This Privacy Statement applies to all visitors of Widener University&rsquo;s website and all users of the Services.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The types of information we collect may vary depending on the specific site you visit or application you use. Accordingly, this Privacy Statement is intended to be a general statement and may be supplemented by more specific privacy policies that pertain to personal information exclusively associated with a specific department, unit or function.&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Additional and\\/or different practices may apply with respect to data collected from participants in university-based or sponsored research studies that are governed by a protocol approved by the Provost, and in those cases the provisions of the Informed Consent form will govern and may supersede those set out in this Privacy Statement.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>WHAT INFORMATION DO WE COLLECT?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Personal Information We Collect<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>We may collect a variety of Personal Information from you when you use our Services.&nbsp; For purposes of this Privacy Statement, Personal Information is information about you that is linked to you as an individual, including, but not limited to:<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Name and Date of birth<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Social Security Number (SSN) (limited uses only, as outlined in the following section)<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Widener ID Number<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Address, city, state, postal code and country of residence<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Campus address and telephone number<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Home, cellular and other contact telephone number(s)<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) information<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Emergency contact information (names, phone numbers and email addresses)<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Academic credentials<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Academic, leisure or other interests<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Other information pertinent to your specific interests at Widener<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Other Information We Collect<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Personal Information does not include technical information such as unique device identifiers, randomly assigned unique identifiers in cookies, mobile device name, timestamp, IP addresses, and other similar information that we may collect.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>For example, your web browser automatically sends us the type of computing device and operating system you are using. We may also collect and maintain the IP (internet protocol) address used by your computing device. In addition, we may collect the dates and times you access Services, URLs requested, file names sent or received, search strings, and errors generated. We may also collect other information to assist us in maintaining or managing our systems, diagnosing problems, assisting you with a help request, or informing investigations.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>HOW DO WE COLLECT YOUR INFORMATION?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>We collect Personal Information as follows:<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>When you use our Services<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>When you voluntarily provide it to us<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>When you register and set up an account&nbsp;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>When you communicate with us<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>When you contact us offline or submit information to us offline<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>When you provide it through our website<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>From publicly available sources<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>From third-parties<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>We use data collection technologies to collect information about your use of our Services.&nbsp; Third parties, widgets, and hosted solutions that we use on our website may use the following technologies for features, services, advertising, or analytics:<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><em>Browser cookies<\\/em> are small pieces of data placed on your computer as you navigate websites with your browser.&nbsp; Browser cookies allow websites and various third-parties to distinguish your device from others by having the cookie consist of a unique identifier or other data.&nbsp; Cookies can have many uses, such as to target advertising, as well as to enable website functionality and for security.&nbsp; We use both session cookies (which expire after you close your web browser) and persistent cookies (which stay on your computer until you delete them). Persistent cookies can be removed by following your Internet browser help file directions. If you choose to disable cookies, some areas of our website may not work properly.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>&nbsp;<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Social Network Widgets<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Our Services may include social network sharing widgets that may provide information to their associated social networks or third-parties about your interactions with our web pages that you visit, even if you do not click on or otherwise interact with the plug-in or widget. Information is transmitted from your browser and may include an identifier assigned by the social network or third party, information about your browser type, operating system, device type, IP address, and the URL of the web page where widget appears. If you use social network tools or visit social networking sites, you should read their privacy disclosures, to learn what information they collect, use, and share.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>HOW DO WE USE YOUR INFORMATION?&nbsp;<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>We limit the collection of Personal Information to that which is required in order to provide services to you.&nbsp; We collect personal information in order to deliver and better tailor the features, performance and support of our services and Website, and to offer you additional information about our services, personalized to you, your role, and interests at Widener.&nbsp; Uses of some common categories of information are described below.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Use of the Widener ID Number<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The Widener ID Number is used as the student identification number and, for faculty and staff, as an administrative system identifier.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Use of the SSN<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Social security numbers are used for payroll and tax benefit information for students and employees, and for those students who apply for financial aid. We are required by law to collect SSNs from:<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>students;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>those who are employed by and\\/or paid by the University;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>individuals applying for or receiving financial aid<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Use of Contact Information for Emergency\\/Crisis Notification<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Any and all contact information you provide, such as home telephone numbers, cellular numbers, and email addresses may be used to notify you of an emergency or crisis that may affect you and\\/or the University community.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Your emergency contact information may be used to notify your designated emergency contact(s) of an emergency or crisis that may affect you and\\/or the University community.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>HOW DO WE SHARE YOUR INFORMATION?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Except as otherwise stated in this Privacy Statement, we do not sell, rent, or share your Personal Information with third parties.&nbsp; We may disclose your Personal Information to:&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>departments within the University;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>third parties involved in assisting the University in providing services, including but not limited to employee background checks, administrative services, and technical services;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>local, state and\\/or Federal agencies, pursuant to valid legal process; and<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>other parties as we deem reasonably necessary in order to protect and defend our rights, or the rights or safety of third parties<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>How Personal Information is Shared Within Widener<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>We use your Personal Information primarily to enable delivery, personalization, and improvement of services at Widener. &nbsp;Personal Information may be shared with other departments and business units at the University to the extent necessary to deliver and improve services offered or to satisfy local, state and federal laws and regulations.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>How Personal Information is Shared Outside Widener<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>We may share your Personal Information with others outside of the University, such as third-party providers, vendors, and others acting on behalf of the University, for a variety of purposes, for example, to the extent necessary to deliver, &nbsp;improve and tailor services to you. Third parties who receive Personal Information are generally contractually prohibited from using or sharing Personal Information for any purpose other than providing services to users.&nbsp; Widener does not sell Personal Information to third-party data brokers. The University may share Personal Information pursuant to valid legal process, to detect, prevent or investigate fraud or system or network security issues, or to protect the safety or rights of the university and other third parties.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Sharing Cookies and Technical Information with Third Parties<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The University has relationships with authorized third-party providers whose services are accessed through the Campus Cruiser portal or other webservices. In order to facilitate your access to these services, the University may automatically send one or more of your cookies to the third-party site or service so that you may access third-party services without re-entering your Widener user ID and password, or other required information, each time.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>We use the information we get from web analytics tools such as Google Analytics to improve the user experience or our website. These tools collect data such as browser information, operating system, and page views through the implementation of session cookies or persistent cookies. Each tool creates a persistent cookie on your web browser to identify you as a unique user. The cookie is only used by Widener University and\\/or the software publisher of the respective tool. The software publisher&rsquo;s ability to use and share information collected about your visits to Widener University websites is restricted by each software publisher&rsquo;s Terms of Use and Privacy Policies.<strong>&nbsp;<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Digital Marketing and Ad Networks&nbsp;<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>We may sometimes use \\\"interest-based\\\" advertisements also known as \\\"online behavioral advertising.\\\" Online behavioral advertising is advertising that is directed to you based, at least in part, on your Internet browsing behavior across websites and over time. Although we do not share Personal Information with the third parties that conduct interest-based advertising operations on our behalf, these third parties and their affiliates do collect certain information as a result of their javascript \\\"tags\\\" and other technologies being used on our website. The information that they collect includes the names of web pages you view (URL\'s), unique identifiers, your IP address, timestamp, and certain types of technical information.&nbsp; A longer list of some of the technologies used for advertising and other purposes on our website and in our mobile apps are listed under the \\\"Technologies Used\\\" section.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Third Parties May Collect Personal Information from Other Sources.&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Some third parties involved in advertising operations may maintain their own proprietary consumer databases that allow them to personally identify or track website visitors. Other third parties have proprietary technologies to determine what additional devices you may use, on which it can display relevant advertisements.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Do Not Track&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Do-Not-Track is a public-private initiative that has developed a &ldquo;flag&rdquo; or signal that an Internet user may activate in the user&rsquo;s browser software to notify websites that the user does not wish to be &ldquo;tracked&rdquo; by third-parties as defined by the initiative. The online community has not agreed on what actions, if any, should be taken by the websites that receive the &ldquo;do not track&rdquo; signal, and therefore Do-Not-Track is not yet standardized. Our website does not alter its behavior or change its services when it receives a &ldquo;do-not-track&rdquo; flag or signal from your browser.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Your Privacy and Ad Choices &nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>You can make decisions about your privacy and the ads you receive. You can control whether companies serve you on-line behavioral advertising by visiting the Digital Advertising Alliance website and using its opt-out: http:\\/\\/www.aboutads.info\\/choices\\/.&nbsp; The DAA opt-out requires that cookies not be blocked in your browser.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>As an alternative to the DAA opt&ndash;out, you can also elect to block browser cookies from first parties (such as those from our website) and browser cookies from third parties (such as advertisers) by using the cookie blocking options built into your browser software.&nbsp; If you block browser cookies, some parts of our website may not function correctly.&nbsp; Also, blocking cookies will not stop third-parties from collecting IP address, data stored in \\\"Flash\\\" cookies, and certain other types of technical information that may uniquely identify your browser.<strong>&nbsp;<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>EMAIL<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Email Messages<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>If you send us email, we may share your email address and message content with others inside the University, and with persons and organizations outside the University, to the extent it is necessary to process and\\/or address your inquiry, or serve your needs. Email addresses and message content may also be shared inside the University as deemed necessary by the University for disciplinary investigation. The University may also share your email address and message content with others outside the University to the extent necessary to comply with legal investigations and\\/or to protect the University&rsquo;s rights and interests.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Forwarding Email: Students&rsquo; Private Email Address<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>If you forward email from your University-assigned email address to a private (non-Widener University) email address, we may send email to either or both addresses. We may also share your private email address with service providers inside and outside the University.&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Faculty and Staff University-Assigned Email Addresses<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Faculty and staff University-assigned email addresses appear in the Widener email directory, and are visible to all students, faculty, staff, administrators and others who have authorized access to the directory. &nbsp; We may share faculty and staff University-assigned email address with service providers inside and outside the University and do so according to university policies. &nbsp;Faculty and staff must comply with university policies and ensure that all business transactions are conducted solely through university approved systems.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Telephone Numbers<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>If you provide your telephone number(s), we may share these numbers with service providers inside and outside the University. The University may share telephone numbers with outside persons or organizations to comply with legal investigations and\\/or to protect the University&rsquo;s rights and interests.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Are My Choices Regarding Collection of Information?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>In some cases, users of our Services may choose whether or not to voluntarily provide their Personal Information. However, if you choose not to provide us with certain Personal Information, your access to those Services may be limited or prevented.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>How to Request Access to or Deletion of Information and Files Pertaining to You<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>You have the right to request access to information and files pertaining to you. You also have the right to request that certain information pertaining to you be removed from Widener University systems and files. You may exercise these rights by contacting the office below that is most appropriate to your role at the University.&nbsp; We require that such requests be made in writing and include the following information:<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>your name and role (applicant, student, or employee);<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>contact information, including your email and postal addresses;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>the item(s) of information you wish to access or want removed; and<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>the reason for requesting access to, or removal of, the information.<strong>&nbsp;<\\/strong><\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Applicants may contact the office of admissions at the Widener campus they are applying to:<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Widener University Main Campus Office of Admissions<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Muller Hall<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>One University Place, Chester, PA 19013<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>610.499.4126<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"mailto:admissions.office@widener.edu\\\">admissions.office@widener.edu<\\/a><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Widener Law Commonwealth Admissions<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>3800 Vartan Way, Harrisburg, PA 17110<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>717.541.3903<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"mailto:admitcwlaw@widener.edu\\\">admitcwlaw@widener.edu<\\/a><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Widener Delaware Law School Admissions<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>4601 Concord Pike, Wilmington, DE 19803<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>302.477.2703<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"mailto:delawarelaw@widener.edu\\\">delawarelaw@widener.edu<\\/a><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Enrolled students may contact the registrar at the Widener campus they are attending:<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Widener University Main Campus Registrar<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>One University Place, Chester, PA 19013<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>610.499.411<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"mailto:enrollmentservices@widener.edu\\\">enrollmentservices@widener.edu<\\/a><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Widener Law Commonwealth Registrar<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>3800 Vartan Way, Harrisburg, PA 17110<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>717.541.1941<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"mailto:regoffcwlaw@widener.edu\\\">regoffcwlaw@widener.edu<\\/a><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Widener Delaware Law Registrar<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>4601 Concord Pike, Wilmington, DE 19803<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>302.477.0474<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"mailto:delawarelawreg@widener.edu\\\">delawarelawreg@widener.edu<\\/a><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Employees may contact the Widener University Office of Human Resources:<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Widener University<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Office of Human Resources<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Old Main, Ground Floor<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>One University Place, Chester, PA 19013<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>610.499.4181<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>There are some instances where the University may deny a request to remove information. For example, the University may decline to remove the following types of information, including, but not limited to:<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>information required to be maintained by the University as part of student or employment records, or pursuant to local, state or Federal law, statute or other regulation, or in performance of contractual obligations<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>information compiled in reasonable anticipation of, or for use in a civil, criminal or administrative action or proceeding.<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>The University will generally respond to requests no later than sixty (60) days after receipt. If a request is denied, we will send a written explanation explaining the reason for the denial and a notification of your right to file a written statement of disagreement. The University may also provide a right to have the denial reviewed. If the University is unable to act within sixty (60) days, we may extend that time by no more than an additional thirty (30) days. If we need to extend this time, we will notify you of the delay and the date by which we will complete action on your request.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Redress<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>If you are not satisfied with the outcome of a privacy inquiry, you have the right to seek redress. To exercise this right, please contact, in writing, the Office of Compliance and Risk Management, Widener University, One University Place, Chester, PA 19013. The following information is required:<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>your name and role (applicant, student, or employee);<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>a description of the problem or concern;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>your contact information, including email and postal addresses;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>the names of person(s) you have contacted about the problem; and<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>copies of responses received from them.<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>The University will generally respond to requests for redress no later than sixty (60) days after receipt. If a request is denied, we will send a written explanation explaining the reason for the denial, and a notification of your right to file a written statement of disagreement. The University may also provide a right to have the denial reviewed. If the University is unable to act within sixty (60) days, we may extend that time by no more than an additional thirty (30) days. If we need to extend this time, we will notify you of the delay and the date by which we will complete action on your request.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>HOW DO WE PROTECT YOUR INFORMATION?<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Widener University maintains a multi-disciplinary approach to privacy, aimed to address all aspects of information protection, including both security and privacy programs.&nbsp; We strive to protect your information from any unauthorized access and\\/or disclosure. Systems that solicit or display personally-identifiable information are protected by authentication and authorization controls and Web-based experiences involving personal information are secured by SSL (Secure Sockets Layer protocol) with 128-bit encryption.&nbsp; The University reminds users, however, that no method of transmission over the Internet can be 100% secure.&nbsp; Widener University cannot guarantee absolute security of our systems, nor guarantee that information supplied will not be intercepted while being transmitted over the internet.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>How to Contact the Organization<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>If you have questions or concerns about the Widener Privacy Statement, please contact the office appropriate to your role at the University as identified in the above section entitled \\\"Requesting access to, or deletion of, information and files pertaining to you.\\\"&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Solicitation of Information from Children<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Widener University does not knowingly solicit or collect Personal Information from users under the age of 13, nor do we knowingly send users under the age of 13 requests for Personal Information.&nbsp; If you believe we have inadvertently collected information about your child, please contact us and we will attempt to delete the information.&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Changes to the Privacy Statement<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The Privacy Statement is subject to change at any time, and the revision date will be noted here. 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(6614, 351, 'Satisfactory Academic Progress Standards', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/img_1763.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"\",\"page_content\":\"<p><strong>Jump to:<\\/strong> <a href=\\\"#graduate\\\">Satisfactory Academic Progress Guidelines for Delaware Law Graduate Students<\\/a> | <a href=\\\"#undergraduate\\\">Legal Education Institute Undergraduate Satisfactory Academic Progress Guidelines<\\/a><\\/p>\\r\\n<h3><a id=\\\"graduate\\\"><\\/a>Satisfactory Academic Progress Guidelines for Delaware Law Graduate Students<\\/h3>\\r\\n<p>To receive and remain eligible for Federal Title IV and institutional financial aid, students must progress toward the completion of their program of study at a rate that will ensure graduation in a reasonable length of time. Widener University Delaware Law School has established a policy that measures academic progress both <strong>quantitatively<\\/strong> (credit hours) and <strong>qualitatively<\\/strong> (grades) at the end of each academic year for all programs two years or more in length. Students enrolled in the LLM and LGC programs will be reviewed at the end of each semester.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Students must meet the following minimum academic progress standards to receive Federal Perkins, Federal Direct Loans and Delaware Law Institutional funds. Satisfactory academic progress is measured at the end of each academic year for students in the JD and MJ degrees. The academic year consists of summer, fall and spring. Therefore, the FAO will review satisfactory academic progress after spring grades have been received and verified by the Registrar&rsquo;s Office.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Students in the LLM and LGC programs must be reviewed at the end of each semester. After each semester&rsquo;s grade review, LLM and\\/or LGC students who are not meeting progress standards for the first time will receive a <strong>financial aid warning <\\/strong>via e-mail. This warning is an informational warning and will not remove eligibility for financial aid for the following semester.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Students who do not meet the minimum standards will be contacted by e-mail using their Campus Cruiser address. Notification will outline student options to re-establish eligibility, such as attending subsequent classes or submitting an appeal for a waiver by a specified date.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Quantitative Measurement <\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Law Graduate students must successfully complete a minimum of 60 percent of the total credits attempted while enrolled at Widener University School of Law. Successful completion is based on the percentage of the total (cumulative) credit hours attempted compared to the total credit hours completed. Earned credits for a course cannot be counted more than once. Grades of &ldquo;I&rdquo; (incomplete), &ldquo;W&rdquo; (withdrawal), &ldquo;F&rdquo; (failure), &ldquo;NP&rdquo; (no pass), and &ldquo;Z&rdquo; (no grade submitted) count as credits attempted but do not count as credits completed. Transfer credits must be treated as both attempted and completed credits for purposes of measuring academic progress.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Qualitative Measurement <\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Graduate students enrolled in the JD, LLM or MJ programs must achieve a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of a 2.00.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Maximum Time Frame Requirements <\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The maximum time frame to complete the credits required for graduation is measured from the date of matriculation. JD student must complete their degree requirements within 84 months of matriculation. Matriculation shall mean the date on which a student first begins legal studies at ay law school accredited by the ABA, not including a Trial Admission Program.&nbsp;&nbsp; LLM students have 60 months to complete and MJ students must complete within 60 months of matriculation.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Dismissal\\/Suspension <\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Academically dismissed or suspended students are ineligible for financial aid while suspended and must request reinstatement (or formal appeal) of aid upon readmission to regain financial aid eligibility for subsequent semesters. Academic readmission does not automatically grant reinstatement of financial aid eligibility.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Reinstatement <\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Reinstatement of financial aid eligibility is possible once the student has earned 60 percent of total credits attempted and has achieved the required grade point average, either at the student&rsquo;s own expense or by completing unfinished class assignments, except when aggregate hours (total hours attempted) are the cause of ineligibility. To request reinstatement of financial aid, submit a written request to the Financial Aid Office.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Appeals<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>A student may appeal for a waiver from the progress rules and regulations based on such extenuating circumstances as the death of a close relative, serious personal illness or injury, a change of educational objective or other extenuating circumstances. The student must be able to demonstrate that the extenuating circumstance had a direct impact on the student&rsquo;s academic performance. Students should submit a written appeal to the Financial Aid Office. Appeals should be accompanied by an academic plan developed with input from the student&rsquo;s academic advisor or dean. If the <strong>appeal of progress<\\/strong> is approved, the student will be placed on <strong>financial aid probation.<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Appeals for maximum time frame (excessive aggregate hours) to complete a degree must address, at a minimum, any degree program changes and include a degree completion plan from the Dean, Vice Dean or Dean of Students of the School of Law.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>State Grant Aid <\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Aid from state grants is mandated by their rules and regulations. Appeals for continued aid eligibility to Widener University do not cover continued eligibility for state grants. Appeal must be made to the State Grant Agency providing you with assistance. State grant agencies send their progress policies to you with your notification of eligibility.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Re-Entry Student<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Prior academic performance will be considered when determining satisfactory academic progress for aid eligibility. However, if there are special circumstances, a re-entry student may submit a written appeal to the Financial Aid Office.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h3><a id=\\\"undergraduate\\\"><\\/a>Legal Education Institute Undergraduate Satisfactory Academic Progress Guidelines<\\/h3>\\r\\n<p>To receive and remain eligible for Federal Title IV and institutional financial aid, students must progress toward the completion of their program of study at a rate that will ensure graduation in a reasonable length of time. Widener University Delaware Law School has established a policy that measures academic progress both quantitatively (credit hours) and qualitatively (grades) at the end of each academic year.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Students must meet the following minimum academic progress standards to receive Federal Pell Grant, Federal SEOG, Federal Perkins, Federal Direct Loans and Delaware Law Institutional funds. Satisfactory academic progress is measured at the end of each academic year. The academic year consists of summer, fall and spring. Therefore, the FAO will review satisfactory academic progress after spring grades have been received and verified by the Registrar&rsquo;s Office. Students who do not meet the minimum standards will be contacted by e-mail using their Campus Cruiser address. Notification will outline student options to re-establish eligibility, such as attending subsequent classes or submitting an appeal for a waiver by a specified date.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Quantitative Measurement <\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Undergraduate students must successfully complete a minimum of 67 percent of the total credits attempted while enrolled at Widener University. Successful completion is based on the percentage of the total (cumulative) credit hours attempted compared to the total credit hours completed. Earned credits for a course cannot be counted more than once. Grades of &ldquo;I&rdquo; (incomplete), &ldquo;W&rdquo; (withdrawal), &ldquo;F&rdquo; (failure), &ldquo;NP&rdquo; (no pass), and &ldquo;Z&rdquo; (no grade submitted) count as credits attempted but do not count as credits completed.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Qualitative Measurement <\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Undergraduate students must achieve the following minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA):<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Credit Hours Completed Minimum GPA <\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>15.5 or fewer completed credits 1.70 GPA<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>16 &ndash; 30.5 completed credits 1.80 GPA<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>31 &ndash; 60.5 completed credits 1.90 GPA<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>61 or more completed credits 2.00 GPA<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>A school or college within Widener University may have a higher GPA standard for graduation. Please check the LEI Student Handbook for academic standards information.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Maximum Time Frame Requirements <\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The maximum time frame to complete the credits required for graduation is measured in credit hours attempted. The maximum time frame may not exceed 150 percent of the published length of the academic program. The maximum time frame for a transfer student may not exceed 150 percent of the published length of the program minus the number of transfer credits accepted for transfer at the point of matriculation.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Dismissal\\/Suspension <\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Academically dismissed or suspended students are ineligible for financial aid while suspended and must request reinstatement (or formal appeal) of aid upon readmission to regain financial aid eligibility for subsequent semesters. 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The student must be able to demonstrate that the extenuating circumstance had a direct impact on the student&rsquo;s academic performance. Students should submit a written request to the Financial Aid Office. Appeals should be accompanied by an academic plan developed with input from the student&rsquo;s academic advisor or dean. If the <strong>appeal of progress<\\/strong> is approved, the student will be placed on <strong>financial aid probation<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Appeals for maximum time frame (excessive aggregate hours) to complete a degree must address, at a minimum, any degree program changes and include a degree completion plan from the Dean of the Legal Education Institute.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>State Grant Aid <\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Aid from state grants is mandated by their rules and regulations. Appeals for continued aid eligibility to Widener University do not cover continued eligibility for state grants. Appeal must be made to the State Grant Agency providing you with assistance. State grant agencies send their progress policies to you with your notification of eligibility.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Re-Entry Student<\\/strong>: Prior academic performance will be considered when determining satisfactory academic progress for aid eligibility. However, if there are special circumstances, a re-entry student may submit a written appeal to the Financial Aid Office.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Description of terms used: <\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Financial Aid Warning<\\/strong>&nbsp;<strong>- <\\/strong>Assigned to a student who fails progress after one payment period. Financial aid eligibility is not affected in a warning semester.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Financial Aid Appeal<\\/strong>&nbsp;<strong>-&nbsp;<\\/strong>Process by which a student who does not meet an institution&rsquo;s SAP petitions for reconsideration of eligibility for Title IV and institutional aid.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Financial Aid Probation<\\/strong>&nbsp;<strong>-&nbsp;<\\/strong>Assigned to a student who has failed progress but has appealed and has their eligibility reinstated.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Academic Plan<\\/strong>&nbsp;<strong>-&nbsp;<\\/strong>Conditions imposed by the institution which must be met to maintain eligibility while on probation.<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2016-01-19 18:28:43'),
(6615, 836, 'General Information', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"General Information\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h3>Tuition</h3>\\r\\n<p>Payment may be made via our <a href=\\\"https://epay.widener.edu/C21798_ustores/web/store_main.jsp?STOREID=26&amp;SINGLESTORE=true\\\">online marketplace</a>. Payment in full is required prior to student&rsquo;s arrival on campus.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Immunization Requirements</h3>\\r\\n<p>Students are required to receive vaccinations prior to arriving on campus. See the <a href=\\\"http://www.widener.edu/campus_life/resources/intl/F1PreArrivalOrientation Guide.pdf\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Pre-Arrival Guide</a> (page 12) for required immunizations.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Transportation</h3>\\r\\n<p>It is recommended that students arrive at the Philadelphia Airport (PHL), located approximately 20 miles from campus. Delaware Law does not provide airport pickups. For transportation to the Widener University Delaware Law School Campus the following options are available:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>A taxi or Uber from PHL airport - $58-$80</li>\\r\\n<li>American Limo, (484) 368-7041</li>\\r\\n<li>Atlantic Sedan Service, (610) 659-8513</li>\\r\\n<li>Call-First Transit, (302) 427-3736</li>\\r\\n<li>Delaware Express, (800) 648-5466</li>\\r\\n<li>Tropiano, (800)-559-2040</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h5>Nearby Regional Airports</h5>\\r\\n<p>Distance to to Delaware Law:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>John F. Kennedy Int&rsquo;l Airport (JFK) 217Km / 135 Miles</li>\\r\\n<li>Washington DC (Dulles) IAD 217Km / 135 Miles</li>\\r\\n<li>Newark Liberty (EWR) 175Km / 109 Miles</li>\\r\\n<li>Baltimore Washington (BWI) 135Km / 84 Miles</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h3>Housing</h3>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><strong>Session 1 Move In:</strong> Dormitories will be available starting the evening of Friday, June 1st (not before).</li>\\r\\n<li><strong>Session 1 Move Out:&nbsp;</strong>Students must be moved out of the dormitories by June 26<sup>th</sup></li>\\r\\n<li><strong>Session 2 Move in:</strong> Dormitories will be available starting the evening of Friday, July 6th (not before).</li>\\r\\n<li><strong>Session 2 Move Out: </strong>Students must be moved out of the dormitories by&nbsp;&nbsp;July 31<sup>st</sup>&nbsp;or before.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Description of rooms:</strong> The rooms are completely furnished and include: 1 extra-long twin bed, 1 wardrobe, 1 dresser, 1 nightstand, 2 bookcases, 1 writing table, 1 chair, refrigerator, microwave, heating/air conditioning unit, and Internet access. Each floor also has a shared full kitchen and shared bathroom.</p>\\r\\n<h3>TOWELS, BEDDING AND PILLOWS ARE <em>NOT PROVIDED</em>. STUDENTS MUST PROVIDE THEIR OWN.</h3>\\r\\n<p>We have partnered with <a href=\\\"http://www.dormco.com/?Click=131580\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">DormCo</a> to provide you with a way to purchase in advance your bedding, towels, or any other supplies you may need for you room. Your items can be shipped directly to the law school and will be waiting for you when you arrive on campus! Best of all shipping is only $2.95 for your entire order. <em>In order to ensure timely delivery, please purchase your items at least 4 weeks prior to your arrival.</em></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"text-align: center;\\\">Use the address below as the ship to address:<br /><br /><strong>[Your name] <br />c/o Widener University Delaware Law School <br /><strong>4601 Concord Pike <br /><strong>Wilmington, DE 19803 <br /><strong>ATTN: Mailroom/Campus Housing</strong></strong></strong></strong></p>\\r\\n<p>Please email Christine Burrell, Director of Campus Housing, at <a href=\\\"mailto:cmburrell@widener.edu\\\">cmburrell@widener.edu</a> and let her know that you will be sending packages to our Law School.</p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;<em>If you do plan on shipping bedding or anything else to the Law School, please make sure your package arrives no later than June 14<sup>th</sup> for the 1<sup>st</sup> Session, and no later than July 6<sup>th</sup> for the 2<sup>nd</sup> Session. The campus is closed on Fridays and weekends and if your items arrive when the campus is closed, you will not have your items until Monday.</em></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>PLEASE NOTE: </strong>In order to promote a healthy environment, Delaware Law School is tobacco free. Smoking is prohibited within university buildings and outdoor areas on campus.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Meals</h3>\\r\\n<p>Generally, meals are not provided, however, they may be included during special events during the programs.&nbsp; There is a self-serve canteen on campus and the law school is within walking distance of&nbsp; markets and restaurants.&nbsp; There is a refrigerator in the dorm, so&nbsp;it is possible to purchase food in advance at the market and make packed lunches/meals or return to dorm for meals.&nbsp;<strong>Please email <a href=\\\"mailto:DelawareLawGICLS@widener.edu\\\">DelawareLawGICLS@widener.edu</a>&nbsp;with any dietary restrictions.</strong></p>\\r\\n<h3>Groceries/Prescriptions:</h3>\\r\\n<h5>Supermarkets:</h5>\\r\\n<p>ShopRite of Brandywine Commons<br />1300 Rocky Run Parkway<br />Wilmington, Delaware 19803<br />Phone: (302) 477-3270<br />Fax: (302) 477-3282</p>\\r\\n<p>Giant Supermarket<br />4301 Concord Pike<br />Wilmington, DE 19803<br />302-475-5862</p>\\r\\n<p>Target<br />1050 Brandywine Pkwy<br />Wilmington, DE 19803<br />302-478-2500</p>\\r\\n<h5>Pharmacies:</h5>\\r\\n<p>Walgreen&rsquo;s Pharmacy<br />2119 Concord Pike<br />Wilmington, DE 19803<br />302-656-4333</p>\\r\\n<p>Walgreen&rsquo;s Pharmacy<br />4201 Concord Pike<br />Wilmington, DE 19803<br />302-478-4335</p>\\r\\n<h3>Academic Credit</h3>\\r\\n<p>It is important that if you are participating in this program for credit, that you verify that your school will accept the credits earned at our Law School. Delaware Law School is fully accredited by the American Bar Association and credits offered at the Law School are accepted by U.S. Law Schools. Each course is 2 credits.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Excursions</h3>\\r\\n<p>Excursions are planned to Philadelphia, PA; Washington, DC; and New York City, NY. Students are welcome to spend the weekend away from the Law School to explore other cities or beaches on the eastern seaboard, but must make arrangements on their own to return to Wilmington for class. We highly suggest that you make hotel reservations early as hotels can be hard to book on summer weekends. Detailed information regarding the excursions will be emailed to accepted students.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Cell Phone:</h3>\\r\\n<p>Campus SIM: <a href=\\\"https://www.campussims.com\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://www.campussims.com</a>. CampusSIMs provides reliable, no-contract cell phone service specifically designed for international students. The CampusSIMs mobile plans start at $25/month and work on any unlocked GSM cell phone. Sign-up is quick and easy, and plans include many features that are ideal for international students such as free unlimited international texting, multilingual customer support, and the ability to freeze your account (and stop payment) while you are traveling out of the country. Visit website above to learn more and pre-order your SIM card.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Restaurants within walking distance from the University:</h3>\\r\\n<p><strong>TGI Fridays</strong><br /><em>Everyday American Cuisine</em><br />(Distance from campus 0.1)&nbsp;<br />Phone: (302) 479-7170<br />See the menu: <a href=\\\"http://www.tgifridays.com/greatfood\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">http://www.tgifridays.com/greatfood</a></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Lone Star Steakhouse &amp; Saloon</strong><br /><em>Steak, steak, and more steak!</em><br />(Distance from campus 0.1)&nbsp;<br />Phone: (302) 478-7616<br />See the menu: <a href=\\\"http://www.lonestarsteakhouse.com/Menu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">http://www.lonestarsteakhouse.com/Menu</a></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Olive Garden Italian Restaurant</strong><br /><em>Casual dining Italian-American cuisine</em><br />(Distance from campus 0.1)&nbsp;<br />Phone: (302) 477-0870<br />Menu: <a href=\\\"http://www.olivegarden.com/menu-listing/pronto-lunch\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">http://www.olivegarden.com/menu-listing/pronto-lunch</a></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Catch 202 Restaurant &amp; Sports Bar</strong><br />Great Food. Great Entertainment.<br />Great Atmosphere. Close to campus<br />(Distance from campus 0.1, across the parking lot)<br />Phone: (302) 478-8638<br />Menu: <a href=\\\"http://catch202.com/menu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">http://catch202.com/menu</a></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Yi Palace</strong><br />Award-winning authentic Chinese cuisine<br />(Distance from campus 0.5) <br />Phone: 302-737-8888<br />Website: <a href=\\\"http://www.yipalace.net/menu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">http://www.yipalace.net/menu</a></p>\\r\\n<h3>Weather.</h3>\\r\\n<p>Delaware is a temperate zone, with very cold winters, hot summers, and pleasant days in between. Within each season, the weather can change daily.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Fall (mid-September through November): </strong>Days are often warm and sunny, nights cool; temperatures range from 60&deg;F (15&deg;C) in the daytime to 32&deg;F (0&deg;C) at night.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Winter (December through March): </strong>Continuously cold weather with an occasional mild day; temperatures of about 32&deg;F (0&deg; C) to below 0&deg;F (-20&deg;C). Snow, sometimes deep, is possible anytime.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Spring (April through May): </strong>Increasingly warm, sunny days, cool nights; temperatures</p>\\r\\n<p>sometimes reach 60&deg; (15&deg;C) to 80&deg;F (27&deg;C). Frequent, brief thundershowers.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Summer (June to mid-September): </strong>Temperatures average from 70&deg; (25&deg;C) to 100&deg;F (37&deg;C) or higher, with medium to occasionally high humidity.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Contact Information</h3>\\r\\n<p>For additional information, please refer to the <a href=\\\"http://www.widener.edu/campus_life/resources/intl/F1PreArrivalOrientation%20Guide.pdf\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Pre-Arrival Guide</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Graduate, International, Compliance, and Legal Studies Programs</strong><br />302-477-2704 (Karla Harris)<br />302-477-2102 (Dean Eileen Grena)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>International Student Services Office</strong> 610-499-4498<br /><strong>Information Technology Services (ITS)</strong><br />24 Hour Help Line 302-477-2221</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Campus Housing</strong> 302-477-2231<br />(Chris Burrell)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Campus Safety</strong> 302-477-2100</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Registrar&rsquo;s Office</strong> 302-477-2170</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Bursar</strong> 302-477-2181</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2019-01-24 21:14:35');
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(6620, 115, 'Graduate Programs', 'LLM, SJD, corporate, law, finance, graduate, online, Delaware, Widener, Wilmington, legal, degree, international, admissions, advanced, university', 'Delaware Law’s Graduate, International, Compliance, and Legal Studies Office offers advanced degree programs that will give you the specialized training and qualifications you need to take your talents to the next level. The programs are open to graduates of United States juris doctor programs and international students who have completed a degree in law from an academically qualified non-U.S. law school.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Graduate Programs\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/img_0614-5.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>Newly minted lawyers and practicing attorneys who seek greater challenges have never before encountered a more competitive job market. More than 1.2 million lawyers already practice in the United States, and aspiring attorneys need to stand out in a crowd of job candidates. An advanced law degree can strengthen your expertise and make your r&eacute;sum&eacute; distinctly attractive.</h1>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p>Delaware Law&rsquo;s Graduate, International, Compliance, and Legal Studies Office offers advanced degree programs that will give you the specialized training and qualifications you need to take your talents to the next level. The programs are open to graduates of United States juris doctor programs and international students who have completed a degree in law from an academically qualified non-U.S. law school. The programs attract students from across the United States and around the world, including Africa, Asia, Europe, South America, and Canada. This international diversity brings a tremendous range of knowledge and understanding that will greatly enrich your educational experience.</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Offered through the Institute of Delaware Corporate and Business Law, the <a href=\\\"ipl://123//W10=////\\\">master of laws (LLM) in corporate law and finance</a> prepares students for a successful future in the global marketplace.</li>\\r\\n<li>The&nbsp;general master of laws (LLM) program is designed for attorneys from the U.S. and abroad who seek in-depth training in their current specialized area of practice&mdash;or those who want to develop a new area of legal expertise. We offer several concentrations, some of which are available in an online format. Learn more about our <a href=\\\"ipl://123//W10=////\\\">seated LLM programs</a> and our <a href=\\\"ipl://809//W10=////\\\">online LLM programs</a>.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p>With over one million companies incorporated in Delaware, there is no better place to pursue a Master of Laws (LLM) than Widener University Delaware Law School&rsquo;s Corporate Law and Finance program. Our location in Wilmington &ndash; often referred to as the &ldquo;Corporate Capital of America&rdquo; &ndash; gives students a front-row seat to courts and law firms on the leading edge of corporate law.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Delaware Law Is Home to the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law</h5>\\r\\n<p>The Delaware Journal of Corporate Law is ranked #1 among student-edited journals for its case citations in federal and state court opinions under \\\"Corporations and Associations\\\" and \\\"Commercial Law,\\\" and #2 among student-edited print journals for its citations in \\\"Corporations and Associations.\\\" Learn more about the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law.</p>\\r\\n<p><em>&ldquo;Delaware is internationally recognized as a leading jurisdiction for corporate law. Today almost two-thirds of the Fortune 500 and most of the publicly traded companies in the U.S. call Delaware their legal home. Delaware business entity law is used by companies around the world to structure their complex business transactions and acquisitions. Our State\'s courts and legal community are at the center of the global corporate world. Delaware Law is an important partner in Delaware\'s success. If you are interested in learning about corporate law, Delaware Law is an excellent choice.&rdquo;</em> ~Governor of the State of Delaware, Jack Markell</p>\\r\\n<h5>Degree Requirements</h5>\\r\\n<p>Students must complete 24 credits of coursework within 4 years.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Engaged Faculty</h5>\\r\\n<p>Our accomplished and engaged faculty share a wide range of specialties and a wealth of experience. Our professors are active in state, federal, and international legal issues and are internationally known for their research and legal scholarship. Adjunct faculty include members of the judiciary, partners from large corporate law firms, and government officials. Together, they will help you prepare for a rewarding legal career anywhere in the world.</p>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: right; width: 100%; background-color: #6699cc; border-style: solid; padding: 2px;\\\">\\r\\n<p><strong>Widener University Delaware Law School&rsquo;s graduate programs have been named by <em>International Jurist</em> to three of its 2016 \\\"<a href=\\\"http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/cypress/internationaljurist2016/#/18\\\">Best LLM Programs</a>\\\" lists for:</strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><strong><a href=\\\"http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/cypress/internationaljurist2016/#/24\\\">Top Value</a></strong></li>\\r\\n<li><strong><a href=\\\"http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/cypress/internationaljurist2016/#/24\\\">Career Opportunities</a></strong></li>\\r\\n<li><strong><a href=\\\"http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/cypress/internationaljurist2016/#/22\\\">Law School Experience</a></strong></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>International Jurist is published by Cypress Magazines.</strong></p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<h5>Classes begin in January and August.</h5>\\r\\n<h5>Scholarships</h5>\\r\\n<p>International Leader Scholarships are available based on academic merit and financial need. Fulbright scholarships are also available for qualifying students. Click here to learn more about <a href=\\\"ipl://215//W10=////\\\">international and Fulbright scholarships</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p>Visit the <a href=\\\"ipl://580//W10=////\\\">Graduate Programs Admissions page</a> for admission eligibility.</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2018-09-05 16:03:15'),
(6630, 239, 'Tuition and Fees', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Tuition and Fees\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/img_2090-3.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>Pursuing a law degree is an investment in your future. Delaware Law strives to make that investment manageable with generous merit based scholarships, federal loans, and work study.</h1>\\r\\n<p>Our Financial Aid staff is available to discuss options on how to finance your legal education.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<div style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: left; width: 60%; margin: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p><strong>Tuition and Fees</strong>*</p>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; margin: 2px;\\\">\\r\\n<table style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<thead>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Class</td>\\r\\n<td>Division</td>\\r\\n<td>Number of Credits</td>\\r\\n<td>Tuition</td>\\r\\n<td>Fees</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</thead>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Fall, 2018 1st Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Regular (full-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>32</td>\\r\\n<td>$50,496.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>2nd Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Regular (full-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>30</td>\\r\\n<td>$47,340.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>3rd Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Regular (full-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>28</td>\\r\\n<td>$44,184.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Fall, 2018 1st Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Extended (part-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>24</td>\\r\\n<td>$37,872.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>2nd, 3rd, 4th Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Extended (part-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>22</td>\\r\\n<td>$34,716.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</tbody>\\r\\n</table>\\r\\n<p><em>*Tuition is charged on a per credit basis at $1578.00 per credit for the 2018-2019 academic year. Your tuition will be determined by your class and division.</em></p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 95%;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 95%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 2px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<h5>Quick Links</h5>\\r\\n<p>Complete <a href=\\\"ipl://376//W10=////\\\">Cost of Attendance</a> Information</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://231//W10=////\\\">Types of Financial Aid</a></p>\\r\\n<p>Find the complete listing of all Delaware Law School&nbsp;tuition charges and fees in the Delaware Law School Tuition Rate and Payment Guide&nbsp;document on the <a href=\\\"http://prod.campuscruiser.com/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Bursar\'s Office CampusCruiser site</a>.</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: right; width: 37%; margin: 4px;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 10px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Renewable Scholarships</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">Academic, Merit Based Scholarships</p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>$5,000 -$36,000</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">Awarded to first year students</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 10px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Affordable Housing</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">On Campus Housing Available</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 10px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Over $6 million</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">Awarded&nbsp;in institutional scholarships &amp; grants</p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>2017-2018 Academic Year</strong></p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"clear: both;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"clear: both;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<p><strong>The First Year Matters</strong> and our innovative approach sets us apart.</p>\\r\\n<p>The first year of your legal education is among the most important as you are being exposed to a new way of thinking. It is in the first year that you will start to learn the substance and skills you will need to be successful lawyers. Our first year curriculum is innovative and supportive. In addition to the basic substantive courses in your first semester, you will also be introduced to the fundamentals of legal writing, analysis, and research. We also provide a one credit class - what we call a &ldquo;learning lab&rdquo; - to help you become successful students. In the second semester, rather than taking a large number of courses at once, you will follow a module approach for some courses. This approach supports your learning by limiting the number of different subject areas you study at any one time. Other courses will be taught over the entire spring semester, giving you the best of both worlds. We believe this first year curriculum provides a very strong foundation to your success in legal education.</p>\\r\\n</div>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2019-02-15 18:21:58'),
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(6634, 529, 'Liaisons', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Faculty Research Liaisons\",\"top_image\":\"\",\"page_intro\":\"\",\"page_content\":\"<p>Each full time faculty member has a librarian appointed as faculty liaison. What is the <a href=\\\"{staticroot}files\\/resources\\/facultyliaisonprogram.pdf\\\">faculty liaison program<\\/a>?<br \\/><br \\/><\\/p>\\r\\n<table style=\\\"width: 90%;\\\" summary=\\\"Table Summary - Widener University School of Law Faculty Research Liaisons\\\">\\r\\n<thead>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Faculty Member<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\">Research Liaison<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">Campus Phone Extension<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<\\/thead>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Allie, Christine D.<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a title=\\\"click to send email\\\" href=\\\"mailto:jslindenmuth@widener.edu\\\">Janet Lindenmuth<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2245<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Brown, Maryann<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a title=\\\"click to send email\\\" href=\\\"mailto:mpeeling@widener.edu\\\">Mary Alice Peeling<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2115<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Catania, Francis J., <abbr title=\\\"Junior\\\"><\\/abbr>Jr.<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:mmstewart@widener.edu\\\">Maggie S. Adams<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2039<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Conaway, Ann<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a title=\\\"click to send email\\\" href=\\\"mailto:jslindenmuth@widener.edu\\\">Janet Lindenmuth<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2245<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Culhane, John G.<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a title=\\\"click to send email\\\" href=\\\"mailto:jslindenmuth@widener.edu\\\">Janet Lindenmuth<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2245<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Daly, Erin<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:mmstewart@widener.edu\\\">Maggie S. Adams<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2039<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Eakin, Alice<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:mpeeling@widener.edu\\\">Mary Alice Peeling<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2115<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Ferrell, Iva J.<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:mpeeling@widener.edu\\\">Mary Alice Peeling<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2115<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Friedman, Stephen E.<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a title=\\\"click to send email\\\" href=\\\"mailto:jslindenmuth@widener.edu\\\">Janet Lindenmuth<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2245<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Garfield, Alan E.<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:mmstewart@widener.edu\\\">Maggie S. Adams<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2039<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Goldberg, Susan L.<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:cldantonio@widener.edu\\\">Christy D\'Antonio<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2187<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Grohsgal, Bruce<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a title=\\\"click to send email\\\" href=\\\"mailto:jslindenmuth@widener.edu\\\">Janet Lindenmuth<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2245<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Hamermesh, Lawrence<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a title=\\\"click to send email\\\" href=\\\"mailto:jslindenmuth@widener.edu\\\">Janet Lindenmuth<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2245<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Harrington Conner, Dana<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:mmstewart@widener.edu\\\">Maggie S. Adams<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2039<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Johnson, Leslie A.<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:mpeeling@widener.edu\\\">Mary Alice Peeling<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2115<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Johnston, Patrick J.<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:cldantonio@widener.edu\\\">Christy D\'Antonio<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2187<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Kelly, Alicia B.<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:mmstewart@widener.edu\\\">Maggie S. Adams<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2039<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">King, Susan<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:mmstewart@widener.edu\\\">Maggie S. Adams<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2039<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Kristl, Kenneth T.<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a title=\\\"click to send email\\\" href=\\\"mailto:jslindenmuth@widener.edu\\\">Janet Lindenmuth<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2245<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Maatman, Mary Ellen<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:cldantonio@widener.edu\\\">Christy D\'Antonio<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2187<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">May, James R.<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a title=\\\"click to send email\\\" href=\\\"mailto:jslindenmuth@widener.edu\\\">Janet Lindenmuth<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2245<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">McManamon, Mary B.<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a title=\\\"click to send email\\\" href=\\\"mailto:mpeeling@widener.edu\\\">Mary Alice Peeling<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2115<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Regan, Paul L.<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:cldantonio@widener.edu\\\">Christy D\'Antonio<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2187<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Ritter, Judith L.<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:mmstewart@widener.edu\\\">Maggie S. Adams<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2039<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Sbarge, Jean<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:mpeeling@widener.edu\\\">Mary Alice Peeling<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2115<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Scheuer, Luke<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:cldantonio@widener.edu\\\">Christy D\'Antonio<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2187<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Smolla, Rod<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:mmstewart@widener.edu\\\">Maggie S. Adams<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2039<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr1\\\">Williams, Serena<\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr2\\\"><a href=\\\"mailto:cldantonio@widener.edu\\\">Christy D\'Antonio<\\/a><\\/td>\\r\\n<td headers=\\\"hdr3\\\">2187<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<\\/tbody>\\r\\n<\\/table>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 7, '', '', '[]', '', '2016-07-12 19:05:58'),
(6637, 37, 'Faculty by Expertise ', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Faculty by Expertise\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/widener-law-4-06-129-7.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"\",\"page_content\":\"<p>Delaware Law faculty members are experts on a wide range of topics, including corporate governance and business law, civil law, constitutional law, criminal law, environmental law, family and health law, legal education\\/ethics, property\\/wills and trusts, and tax law.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The information on this page is intended ONLY for the use of the media seeking comments for informational purposes from members of faculty of Delaware Law. This guide is not to be used for any other purpose and does not constitute advertisement or solicitation. <strong>Potential clients of either Widener clinics or individual professors should not interpret this information as a claim of specialized knowledge, expertise, or experience that would impact any representation<\\/strong>. All information contained herein is subject to change or removal at the discretion of Delaware Law.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Jump to: <a href=\\\"#corporate\\\">Corporate and Business Law<\\/a>&nbsp;| <a href=\\\"#civil\\\">Civil Law<\\/a>&nbsp;| <a href=\\\"#constitutional\\\">Constitutional Law<\\/a>&nbsp;| <a href=\\\"#criminal\\\">Criminal Law<\\/a>&nbsp;| <a href=\\\"#environmental\\\">Environmental Law<\\/a>&nbsp;| <a href=\\\"#familyhealth\\\">Family and Health Law<\\/a>&nbsp;| <a href=\\\"#legaled\\\">Legal Education\\/Ethics <\\/a>| <a href=\\\"#property\\\">Property\\/Wills and Trusts <\\/a>|&nbsp;<a href=\\\"#taxlaw\\\">Tax Law<\\/a><\\/p>\\r\\n<hr \\/>\\r\\n<h3><a id=\\\"corporate\\\"><\\/a>Corporate and Business Law<\\/h3>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMTEiXQ==\\\">Bruce Grohsgal<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Helen S. Balick Visiting Professor, Business Bankruptcy Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>bankruptcy<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>secured financing<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Former Chair, Bankruptcy Section &ndash; Delaware State Bar Association, Wilmington, DE; Former Senior Fellow, Americans for Financial Reform, Washington, D.C.; admitted to Delaware, Pennsylvania, and New York State law bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMTIiXQ==\\\">Lawrence A. Hamermesh<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Ruby R. Vale, Professor, Corporate and Business Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Delaware corporate law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>securities law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>business law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>mergers and acquisitions<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Delaware State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMjUiXQ==\\\">Paul Regan<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Associate Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>corporate\\/business law and litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>contract law and litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware State law bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMjkiXQ==\\\">Luke M. Scheuer<\\/a>, JD, MA<br \\/> Assistant Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>corporate law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>contracts<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>mergers and acquisitions<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>bankruptcy<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>corporate finance<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Massachusetts and New York State law bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<hr \\/>\\r\\n<h3><a id=\\\"civil\\\"><\\/a>Civil Law<\\/h3>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyI3MCJd\\\">Jean Macchiaroli Eggen<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Distinguished Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>toxic substances litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>neuroscience and tort law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>asbestos<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>tobacco&nbsp;litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>hazardous waste sites\\/landfills<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>toxic exposures in the workplace<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>prescription drug and medical device litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>nanotechnology and the law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>mass tort&nbsp;litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Author, <em>Toxic Torts in a Nutshell<\\/em>. Admitted to the New York State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMTciXQ==\\\">Patrick J. Johnston<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Associate Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>professional ethics<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>federal civil procedure<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Pennsylvania State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMjMiXQ==\\\">Mary Brigid McManamon<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>federal courts<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>state\'s rights<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Federalism<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>separation of powers<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>sanctions in litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>complex litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>civil litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Ohio State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Thomas J. Reed, JD<br \\/> Professor Emeritus, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>trial practice<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>evidence<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>criminal law and procedure<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>land use<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>historic preservation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Civil War history (military and legal)<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Indiana State law bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIzMSJd\\\">Serena M. Williams<\\/a>, JD, LLM<br \\/> Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>landlord\\/tenant law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>property law<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Pennsylvania State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<hr \\/>\\r\\n<h3><a id=\\\"constitutional\\\"><\\/a>Constitutional Law<\\/h3>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIyOSJd\\\">Erin Daly<\\/a>, JD<br \\/>Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>transitional justice<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>constitutional law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>comparative constitutional law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>First Amendment<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Co-author, <em>Reconciliation: Finding Common Ground in Divided Societies<\\/em>. Admitted to the California State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyI4MCJd\\\">Alan E. Garfield<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Expertise<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>copyright law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>free speech<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>church and state issues<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Author, <em>Promises of Silence: Contract Law and Freedom of Speech<\\/em>. Admitted to the New York and California State law bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMTQiXQ==\\\">David R. Hodas<\\/a>, JD, LLM<br \\/> Professor, Law; H. Albert Young Professor of Constitutional Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>environmental law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>constitutional law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>energy and natural resources<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>international environmental law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>climate change<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>administrative law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>sustainable development<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Vice Chair, ABA Special Committee on Global Climate and Sustainable Development. Board of Editors, Natural Resources and Environment. Member, IUCN-World Conservation Union Environmental Law Commission. Admitted to the Delaware State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMjIiXQ==\\\">James R. May<\\/a>, JD, LLM<br \\/> Distinguished Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>environmental law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>international environmental law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>constitutional law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>federal courts\\/judges<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Kansas and Pennsylvania State bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMjMiXQ==\\\">Mary Brigid McManamon<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>federal courts<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>state\'s rights<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Federalism<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>separation of powers<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>sanctions in litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>complex litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>civil litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Ohio State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMjQiXQ==\\\">Laura K. Ray<\\/a>, JD, PhD<br \\/> Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>U.S. supreme court<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>judicial appointment process<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Connecticut State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<hr \\/>\\r\\n<h3><a id=\\\"criminal\\\"><\\/a>Criminal Law<\\/h3>\\r\\n<p>H. Geoffrey Moulton Jr., JD<br \\/> Emeritus Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>criminal law and procedure<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>legal ethics<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>defamation and privacy<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>white collar crime<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>U.S. Supreme Court<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Pennsylvania State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Thomas J. Reed, JD<br \\/> Professor Emeritus, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>trial practice<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>evidence<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>criminal law and procedure<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>land use<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>historic preservation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Civil War history (military and legal)<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Indiana State law bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMjYiXQ==\\\">Judith L. Ritter<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>criminal procedure and criminal law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>death penalty<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>post-conviction<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>clinical legal education<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York State law bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMzIiXQ==\\\">Leonard N. Sosnov<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>criminal procedure<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>criminal law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>evidence<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Pennsylvania State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<hr \\/>\\r\\n<h3><a id=\\\"environmental\\\"><\\/a>Environmental Law<\\/h3>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyI3MCJd\\\">Jean Macchiaroli Eggen<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Distinguished Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>toxic substances litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>neuroscience and tort law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>asbestos<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>tobacco&nbsp;litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>hazardous waste sites\\/landfills<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>toxic exposures in the workplace<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>prescription drug and medical device litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>nanotechnology and the law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>mass tort&nbsp;litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Author, <em>Toxic Torts in a Nutshell<\\/em>. Admitted to the New York State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMTQiXQ==\\\">David R. Hodas<\\/a>, JD, LLM<br \\/> Professor, Law; H. Albert Young Professor of Constitutional Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>environmental law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>constitutional law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>energy and natural resources<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>international environmental law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>climate change<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>administrative law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>sustainable development<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Vice Chair, ABA Special Committee on Global Climate and Sustainable Development. Board of Editors, Natural Resources and Environment. Member, IUCN-World Conservation Union Environmental Law Commission. Admitted to the Delaware State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMjAiXQ==\\\">Kenneth T. Kristl<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Associate Professor, Law; Director, Environmental and Natural Resources Law Clinic<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>environmental law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>clean water legal issues<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>solid waste legal issues<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>environmental litigation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>siting of liquefied natural gas terminals<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>federal environmental policies, practices, procedures<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>use of scientific data in the law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>legal issues of environmental science and data<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>environmental aspects of land use (including zoning and planning)<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>environmental issues of Marcellus Shale development<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Delaware, Pennsylvania, and Illinois State bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMjIiXQ==\\\">James R. May<\\/a>, JD, LLM<br \\/> Distinguished Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>environmental law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>international environmental law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>constitutional law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>federal courts\\/judges<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Kansas and Pennsylvania State bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<hr \\/>\\r\\n<h3><a id=\\\"familyhealth\\\"><\\/a>Family and Health Law<\\/h3>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIyMiJd\\\">Francis J. Catania, Jr.<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Associate Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>family law (marriage, divorce, child custody, child support, spousal abuse, adoption, etc.)<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>professional responsibility\\/legal ethics<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>clinical legal education<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>judicial clerkships<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Pennsylvania State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIyOCJd\\\">John G. Culhane<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Distinguished Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>civil liability<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>torts and tort reform<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>product liability<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>HIV and the law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>public health issues<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>the law of sexual orientation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>family law<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the New York State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMDgiXQ==\\\">Susan L. Goldberg<\\/a>, JD, LLM<br \\/> Associate Professor, Law; Associate Dean, Student Affairs<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>bioethic<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>assisted reproductive technology including in vitro fertilization<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>genetic testing<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>cloning<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>organ transplantation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>informed consent<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>end-of-life issues including advanced directives, assisted suicide, living wills, substituted decision-making<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Author, <em>Medical Choices During Pregnancy: Whose Decision is it Anyway?<\\/em> and <em>Of Gametes and Guardians: The Impropriety of Appointing Guardians Ad Litem for Fetuses and Embryos<\\/em>. Admitted to the Pennsylvania State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIyNyJd\\\">Dana Harrington Conner<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Director, Delaware Civil Clinic; Associate Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>violence against women<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>domestic violence<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>domestic violence homicides<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>family law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>student practice<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>professional responsibility<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>ethical issues and the representation of battered women<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>access to justice<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Delaware State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMTgiXQ==\\\">Alicia B. Kelly<\\/a>, JD, LLM<br \\/> Distinguished Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>property law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>family law: economic rights between spouses, gendered nature of family work, impact of family law on women, tension between work and family law<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to Pennsylvania and Colorado State law bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<hr \\/>\\r\\n<h3><a id=\\\"legaled\\\"><\\/a>Legal Education\\/Ethics<\\/h3>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIyNyJd\\\">Dana Harrington Conner<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Director, Delaware Civil Clinic; Associate Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>violence against women<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>domestic violence<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>domestic violence homicides<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>family law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>student practice<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>professional responsibility<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>ethical issues and the representation of battered women<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>access to justice<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Delaware State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMTMiXQ==\\\">Louise L. Hill<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>legal ethics<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>legal profession<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>marketing of legal services<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>professional responsibility of lawyers<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Author, <em>Lawyer Advertising<\\/em>. Admitted to the Massachusetts, Ohio, and Pennsylvania State law bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMTciXQ==\\\">Patrick J. Johnston<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Associate Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>professional ethics<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>federal civil procedure<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Pennsylvania State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMTkiXQ==\\\">Susan A. King<\\/a>, JD, MLS <br \\/> Legal Methods Professor<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>legal research<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>legal writing<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to Pennsylvania State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Thomas J. Reed, JD<br \\/> Professor Emeritus, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>trial practice<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>evidence<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>criminal law and procedure<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>land use<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>historic preservation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Civil War history (military and legal)<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Indiana State law bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMjYiXQ==\\\">Judith L. Ritter<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>criminal procedure and criminal law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>death penalty<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>post-conviction<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>clinical legal education<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York State law bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<hr \\/>\\r\\n<h3><a id=\\\"property\\\"><\\/a>Property\\/Wills and Trusts<\\/h3>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMTYiXQ==\\\">Leslie A. Johnson<\\/a>, JD<br \\/> Associate Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>wills and estates<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>property<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Pennsylvania State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMTgiXQ==\\\">Alicia B. Kelly<\\/a>, JD, LLM<br \\/> Distinguished Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>property law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>family law: economic rights between spouses, gendered nature of family work, impact of family law on women, tension between work and family law<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to Pennsylvania and Colorado State law bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Thomas J. Reed, JD<br \\/> Professor Emeritus, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>trial practice<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>evidence<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>criminal law and procedure<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>land use<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>historic preservation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Civil War history (military and legal)<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Indiana State law bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIzMSJd\\\">Serena M. Williams<\\/a>, JD, LLM<br \\/> Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>landlord\\/tenant law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>property law<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Pennsylvania State Bar.<\\/p>\\r\\n<hr \\/>\\r\\n<h3><a id=\\\"taxlaw\\\"><\\/a>Tax Law<\\/h3>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyI4Il0=\\\">Christine D. Allie<\\/a>, JD, LLM<br \\/> Assistant Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>federal taxation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>comparative international taxation<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>international trade law<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the Illinois, Missouri, and Pennsylvania State law bars.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/20\\/\\/WyIxMzEiXQ==\\\">Andre Smith<\\/a>, JD, LLM<br \\/> Associate Professor, Law<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Expertise<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>administrative law<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>federal income tax<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>Admitted to the District of Columbia law bar.<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2015-12-10 19:37:17'),
(6648, 379, 'Forms and Publications', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Financial Aid Forms &amp; Publications\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/img_2103-5.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h5>Forms for JD, LLM, and MJ Students</h5>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law&rsquo;s Financial Aid Data Form: <a href=\\\"ipl://874//W10=////\\\">Online Data Form</a> or <a href=\\\"irl://2243//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Paper Submission Data&nbsp;Form</a> (pdf)<br />Summer Intent Form: <a href=\\\"ipl://875//W10=////\\\">Online Summer Intent Form</a> or <a href=\\\"irl://2251//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Paper Submission Summer Intent Form</a>&nbsp;(pdf)<br /><a href=\\\"irl://2252//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">2019-20 Financial Aid Checklist</a> (pdf)<br /><a href=\\\"https://fafsa.ed.gov/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)</a><br /><a href=\\\"irl://1376//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">FAFSA on the Web Worksheet 2017-18</a> (pdf)<br /><a href=\\\"irl://1876//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Consortium Agreement Policy</a> (pdf)<br /><a href=\\\"irl://1875//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Consortium Agreement Form</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h5>Forms for Legal Studies Students</h5>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://1014//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Delaware Law LEI Financial Aid Sourcebook 2016-2017</a> (pdf)<br />Delaware Law&rsquo;s Financial Aid Data Form: <a href=\\\"ipl://874//W10=////\\\">Online Data Form</a> or <a href=\\\"irl://2243//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Paper Submission Data&nbsp;Form</a> (pdf)<br />Summer Intent Form: <a href=\\\"ipl://875//W10=////\\\">Online Summer Intent Form</a> or <a href=\\\"irl://2251//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Paper Submission Summer Intent Form</a>&nbsp;(pdf )<br /><a href=\\\"irl://2267//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">2019-20 Legal Studies Financial Aid Checklist</a> (pdf)<br /><a href=\\\"irl://1376//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">FAFSA on the Web Worksheet 2017-18</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h5>Publications for JD, LLM, and MJ Students</h5>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2131//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">2018-2019 Financial Aid Sourcebook and Guide to Debt Management</a> (pdf)<br /><a href=\\\"irl://2252//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">2019-20 Financial Aid Checklist</a> (pdf)</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"2243\",\n    \"2251\",\n    \"2252\",\n    \"1376\",\n    \"1876\",\n    \"1875\",\n    \"1014\",\n    \"2243\",\n    \"2251\",\n    \"2267\",\n    \"1376\",\n    \"2131\",\n    \"2252\"\n]', '', '2019-02-25 15:28:00'),
(6652, 144, 'International Programs', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"International Experiences\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/img_1990-3.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"<h1>No matter where home is, we all live in a global community. Delaware Law is committed to helping you understand the law from every perspective&mdash;local, national, and international. Since 1988, we have been a leader in the development of innovative programs for international legal study.<\\/h1>\",\"page_content\":\"<h5>&nbsp;<\\/h5>\\r\\n<h5>Chongqing, China<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law&rsquo;s exchange program in China allows you to spend a semester studying trade and intellectual property law at one of the Far East\'s foremost universities, the Southwest University of Political Science and Law. Many courses are offered in English. You will be surrounded by the unique culture and 2,000-year history of Chongqing, which is built on mountains where the Yangtze and Jialing rivers meet. The area&rsquo;s complex landscape, including the Three Gorges and Dazu rock carvings, will provide a stimulating setting for expanding your legal knowledge.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5>Lyon, France<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>The Delaware Law \\/ Catholic University of Lyon faculty of Law Semester Exchange Program allows students the opportunity to spend a semester in Lyon, France, studying international corporate and business law. The capital of the Rhone-Alpes region, Lyon is known as a gastronomic and historic city with a vibrant cultural scene. Founded by the Romans, with many preserved historical areas, Lyon is recognized by UNESCO as a heritage city.<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2017-05-02 20:02:43'),
(6653, 147, 'Chongquing, China', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Chongqing, China\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/wikipedia_skylineofchongqing-2.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"<h1>Delaware Law offers its students an exciting exchange program with Southwest University of Political Science and Law in Chongqing, China. You may spend one semester studying the law and earning credits towards graduation while experiencing Chinese culture and history.<\\/h1>\",\"page_content\":\"<h5>Experience China<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Located where the Jialing and Yangtze rivers merge, the city of Chongqing has a rich history dating back more than two thousand years. Chongqing is one of only four Chinese cities to be considered a direct-controlled municipality, giving it equal political standing with the provinces. Rich in natural resources, the city has historically been a major inland trading port, and because of its strategic location, it is considered an integral part of China&rsquo;s Western development strategy.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Visit the beautiful Three Gorges area and enjoy the remarkable scenery or view the amazing Dazu Rock Carvings, ancient religious carvings and sculptures depicting Buddhist, Confucian, and Taoist symbols and figures. In the city itself, you can visit the People&rsquo;s Liberation Monument or the city&rsquo;s zoo, which features a number of exotic native animals, such as giant pandas or the rare South China tiger. Imagine the unique opportunity to learn about China and further your legal education at the same time!<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5>Pursue a Unique Opportunity<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>In consultation with the Office of Student Affairs, participating students will register for one semester of classes at Southwest University of Political Science and Law in Chongqing; many classes are offered in English. Most English language classes involve international law, business law, or Chinese law, but other English-speaking classes are often available. Chinese language instruction is available, but does not count for law school credit. Participating students have earned 12-13 credits during their semesters in Chongqing.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Students participating in the program are provided housing, although they are free to seek off-campus housing.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Students may participate after their first three semesters of law school. Due to the Chinese academic calendar, students cannot participate in this program during their final semester. For approval, strong academic performance is preferred&mdash;and a healthy sense of adventure is required!<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Students interested in participating in the program should contact International Programs.<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[{\"type\":\"info_box\",\"display_title\":\"Please Contact\",\"title\":\"Please Contact\",\"content\":\"<p><strong>International Programs<br \\/>Phone:&nbsp;<\\/strong>302.477.2248<br \\/><strong>Email:<\\/strong><a href=\\\"mailto:atrapuzzano@widener.edu\\\">atrapuzzano@widener.edu<\\/a><\\/p>\"}]}', 4, '', '', '[]', '', '2015-03-24 17:05:55');
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(6658, 379, 'Forms and Publications', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Financial Aid Forms &amp; Publications\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/img_2103-5.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h5>Forms for JD, LLM, and MJ Students</h5>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law&rsquo;s Financial Aid Data Form: <a href=\\\"ipl://874//W10=////\\\">Online Data Form</a> or <a href=\\\"irl://2243//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Paper Submission Data&nbsp;Form</a> (pdf)<br />Summer Intent Form: <a href=\\\"ipl://875//W10=////\\\">Online Summer Intent Form</a> or <a href=\\\"irl://2251//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Paper Submission Summer Intent Form</a>&nbsp;(pdf)<br /><a href=\\\"irl://2252//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">2019-20 Financial Aid Checklist</a> (pdf)<br /><a href=\\\"https://fafsa.ed.gov/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)</a><br /><a href=\\\"irl://1376//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">FAFSA on the Web Worksheet 2017-18</a> (pdf)<br /><a href=\\\"irl://1876//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Consortium Agreement Policy</a> (pdf)<br /><a href=\\\"irl://1875//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Consortium Agreement Form</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h5>Forms for Legal Studies Students</h5>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://1014//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Delaware Law LEI Financial Aid Sourcebook 2016-2017</a> (pdf)<br />Delaware Law&rsquo;s Financial Aid Data Form: <a href=\\\"ipl://874//W10=////\\\">Online Data Form</a> or <a href=\\\"irl://2243//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Paper Submission Data&nbsp;Form</a> (pdf)<br />Summer Intent Form: <a href=\\\"ipl://875//W10=////\\\">Online Summer Intent Form</a> or <a href=\\\"irl://2251//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Paper Submission Summer Intent Form</a>&nbsp;(pdf )<br /><a href=\\\"irl://2267//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">2019-20 Legal Studies Financial Aid Checklist</a> (pdf)<br /><a href=\\\"irl://1376//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">FAFSA on the Web Worksheet 2017-18</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h5>Publications for JD, LLM, and MJ Students</h5>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2271//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">2019-2020 Financial Aid Sourcebook and Guide to Debt Management</a> (pdf)<br /><a href=\\\"irl://2252//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">2019-20 Financial Aid Checklist</a> (pdf)</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"2243\",\n    \"2251\",\n    \"2252\",\n    \"1376\",\n    \"1876\",\n    \"1875\",\n    \"1014\",\n    \"2243\",\n    \"2251\",\n    \"2267\",\n    \"1376\",\n    \"2271\",\n    \"2252\"\n]', '', '2019-02-26 19:25:33'),
(6660, 81, 'Campus Alerts', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Campus Alert\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/13_october_de_dsc3997-7.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"<h1>Delaware Law has implemented a notification system that enables the Law School to send urgent news--including information on emergencies and\\/or class cancellations--directly to your <strong>cell phone or email<\\/strong> account. All you have to do is complete the free, online <a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/prod.campuscruiser.com\\/q?pg=home_welcome&amp;cp=97\\\">sign-up via Campus Cruiser<\\/a>.<\\/h1>\",\"page_content\":\"<p>The notification service is available to all current Delaware Law students, faculty, and staff. There is no charge from the Law School to use the service. However, depending on your personal cell phone plan, there may be a nominal fee from your carrier to receive text messages.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Powered by <strong>e2Campus<\\/strong>, the notification system will be used to communicate important information during any potential emergency, such as a snow delay or closing, homeland security advisory, weather warning, gas leak, fire, crime watch, power failure, or other significant event.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong><strong>To sign up for e2Campus alerts<\\/strong> <\\/strong>complete the <a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/prod.campuscruiser.com\\/q?pg=home_welcome&amp;cp=97\\\">ONLINE SIGN UP according to the instructions on Campus Cruiser<\\/a>.<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[]}', 1, '', '', '[]', '', '2015-03-18 18:20:12'),
(6661, 382, 'Direct Deposit of Refund Checks ', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Sign Up for Direct Deposit of Refund Checks\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/img_2103-6.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"<h1>Delaware Law offers students the opportunity to have their refund checks directly deposited in their bank accounts, thus eliminating the need for students to make the deposit of a paper check. Direct deposit allows for immediate access to deposited funds. Delaware Law draws their refund checks from TD Bank.<\\/h1>\",\"page_content\":\"<h5>If you would like to sign up for direct deposit please follow these very important steps:<\\/h5>\\r\\n<ol>\\r\\n<li>Log on to <a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/prod.campuscruiser.com\\/q?pg=home_welcome&amp;cp=97\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Campus Cruiser<\\/a>.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Click the WebAdvisor tab.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Click on Banking Information located under the Financial Profile section on the left side of the screen.<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ol>\\r\\n<h5>Please be aware of the following:<\\/h5>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Any incorrect banking information provided to Delaware Law will cause a delay in the deposit of your e-check.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Your e-check will be available in the same timeframe that it would be available as a paper check.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Any changes made to registration after funds have been deposited may cause a balance owed to Delaware Law, and it will be the student&rsquo;s responsibility to reconcile that balance with the Office of the Bursar. Failure to do so may result in a late fee and\\/or a hold on the student&rsquo;s record. A bursar&rsquo;s hold prevents a student from viewing his or her grades, registering for classes, and receiving a transcript until the balance has been paid.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Accepting these funds while no longer enrolled constitutes fraud and the amount deposited will be due back to the Law School.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>If you withdraw from the Law School, a balance may be owed that is the student&rsquo;s responsibility to reconcile with the Office of the Bursar.<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Direct deposit of refund checks is a separate process from direct deposit of paychecks.<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\",\"callouts\":[],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2017-12-20 19:54:22'),
(6662, 550, 'Graduation Petitions ', 'graduation, petition', 'Information about graduation petitions.', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Graduation Petitions\",\"top_image\":\"\",\"page_intro\":\"\",\"page_content\":\"<h5>PETITIONING TO GRADUATE <br \\/> <br \\/> All graduate candidates must submit an online petition based on their anticipated completion date:<\\/h5>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>May &amp; August graduates: petition between September 1 and October 30<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>December graduates: petition between July 1 and September 30<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>To access the petition: log into Campus Cruiser &gt; click on Web Advisor &gt; click on &ldquo;Petition to Graduate.&rdquo; Enter your name as it should appear on your diploma and select the term in which you will complete your degree. Click submit.<br \\/><br \\/>You will then receive a confirmation email which will link to a three-page form. This form must be completed, signed and returned to the Registrar&rsquo;s Office on your campus no later than October 30 for May\\/August grads and September 30 for December grads.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5>COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>The commencement ceremony takes place annually on the lawn in front of Geesey House and Polishook Hall on the Delaware Campus. December graduates walk in the May ceremony following their graduation. All members of the graduating class will receive a Commencement Guide for Graduates after Spring Break.<br \\/><br \\/><br \\/><\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2017-07-26 14:44:20'),
(6663, 339, 'Financing Your Education', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Financing Your Education\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/wl_012615_636-6.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h5>Apply - Free. <a href=\\\"ipl://97//W10=////\\\">Apply Now</a>!</h5>\\r\\n<h6>Upon Acceptance: $100 Deposit credited toward tuition</h6>\\r\\n<p>A deposit of $100 toward tuition is required when an applicant is accepted for admission to the Legal Studies Department. The $100 deposit must be paid when due. Failure to do so will jeopardize the applicant\'s admission status and may result in the forfeiture of the Legal Studies Department offer of admission.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Tuition &amp; Fees For Summer, Spring and Fall - For Incoming Students</h5>\\r\\n<table>\\r\\n<thead>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Division</td>\\r\\n<td>Amount</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</thead>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Legal Studies&nbsp;- Legal Specialty Course</td>\\r\\n<td>$ 499 (per credit)^</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td><a href=\\\"http://prod.campuscruiser.com/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\">Office of Graduate &amp; Extended Learning classes </a><a href=\\\"http://prod.campuscruiser.com/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\">(found on the Bursar\'s page in Campus Cruiser)</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td>$ 600&nbsp;(per credit)^</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</tbody>\\r\\n</table>\\r\\n<p><em>^ Effective July 2017</em></p>\\r\\n<h6>**<a href=\\\"http://delaware.i72dev.com/prospective-students/jd-program/tuition-and-financial-aid/\\\">Financial aid</a>&nbsp;is available to those who qualify. The Legal Studies Office and Delaware Law use the Office of Financial Aid located on the Wilmington campus. Please contact the Office of Financial Aid for additional questions regarding funding your education by calling 302-477-2272&nbsp;</h6>\\r\\n<h6>Bachelor Degree - 120 Credits</h6>\\r\\n<p>Consists of Legal Studies&nbsp;and UC Courses</p>\\r\\n<h6>Associate Degree - 60 Credits</h6>\\r\\n<p>Consists of Legal Studies and UC Courses</p>\\r\\n<h6>Certificate Programs - 24 Credits</h6>\\r\\n<p>Consists of Legal Studies Legal Specialty Courses</p>\\r\\n<h5>Fees</h5>\\r\\n<p>Specified fees are required at designated times during the application and admission process and must be paid at the times requested. Failure to do so will jeopardize an applicant\'s admission status and may result in forfeiture of the school\'s offer for admission.</p>\\r\\n<table>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Application fee - Online</td>\\r\\n<td>Free</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Application fee - by mail</td>\\r\\n<td>Free</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Deposit on acceptance &shy;credit toward tuition (nonrefundable)</td>\\r\\n<td>$100</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Student activity fee per semester</td>\\r\\n<td>$15</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>In-house payment plan per semester</td>\\r\\n<td>$50</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Monthly surcharge on unpaid balance on payment plan</td>\\r\\n<td>$25</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Return check fee</td>\\r\\n<td>$25</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Late payment fee</td>\\r\\n<td>$25</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Late fee</td>\\r\\n<td>$125</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Graduation Fee for Associate &amp; Bachelor Degrees</td>\\r\\n<td>$80</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</tbody>\\r\\n</table>\\r\\n<h5>Methods of Payment</h5>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law offers payment plans to cover out-of-pocket expenses. For additional information, please contact the Office of the Bursar, 302-477-2181.</p>\\r\\n<p>Complete information can be found in the <a href=\\\"http://prod.campuscruiser.com/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\">Guide to Fees and Payments on the Bursar\'s Office page in Campus Cruiser</a>. For additional information, please contact the <a href=\\\"http://prod.campuscruiser.com/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\">Bursar</a>, at 302-477-2181.</p>\\r\\n<h6>Credit Card Payment Policy</h6>\\r\\n<p>Only AMERICAN EXPRESS, DISCOVER, and MASTERCARD are accepted for tuition.</p>\\r\\n<p>There is no charge for using direct debit from a checking or savings account as a payment method. Credit card payments will be charged a 2.75% convenience fee.</p>\\r\\n<h6>Important Note about Credit Card Payments/Refund Policy</h6>\\r\\n<p>Payments made toward student tuition accounts using a credit card will be charged a 2.75% convenience fee by our credit card vendor TouchNet/Paypath. The convenience fee is non-refundable, even if the student account payment is refunded. Authorization of a credit card payment to a student account signifies acceptance of these terms.</p>\\r\\n<p>If you would like to mail your payment (checks only), make your check payable to Delaware Law and write your student identification number on the check. The cancelled check will serve as your receipt.</p>\\r\\n<p>NOTE: DO NOT SEND CASH THROUGH THE MAIL</p>\\r\\n<h5>Financial Aid</h5>\\r\\n<p>Students interested in financial aid should check the <a href=\\\"ipl://231//W10=//YmlndHJlZV9wcmV2aWV3X3JldHVybj1odHRwJTNBJTJGJTJGZGVsYXdhcmUuaTcyZGV2LmNvbSUyRmFkbWluJTJGcGFnZXMlMkZlZGl0JTJGMjMxJTJG//\\\">Types of Aid page</a><strong>&nbsp;</strong>under Financial Aid for information on types of financial aid available and application process and procedures, or you may contact the <a href=\\\"http://delaware.i72dev.com/prospective-students/jd-program/tuition-and-financial-aid/\\\">Financial Aid Office</a>, 302-477-2272.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Financial Obligation</h5>\\r\\n<p>No diplomas, certificates of completion, or transcripts will be granted unless all financial obligations have been met.</p>\\r\\n<h6>Withdrawal and Adjustment Charges -- All Semesters</h6>\\r\\n<p>In the case of withdrawal from a course after the drop/add time period, you will be responsible for the full tuition. Students who withdraw completely from a semester after the drop/add time period will be charged according to the Law School&rsquo;s Complete Withdrawal Policy, which can be found in the <a href=\\\"http://prod.campuscruiser.com/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\">Guide to Fees and Payments on the Bursar\'s Office page in Campus Cruiser</a>.</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2019-02-06 18:43:40'),
(6664, 508, 'Bursar\'s Office', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Bursar\'s Office\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/img_2548-9.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/239\\/\\/W10=\\\">Tuition<\\/a> and bill payment are administered by the Bursar&rsquo;s Office.<\\/p>\",\"page_content\":\"<p><em>The Tuition Rate and Payment Guide can be found<\\/em><em> on <a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/prod.campuscruiser.com\\/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Campus Cruiser<\\/a><\\/em><em>.<\\/em><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Visit the Enrollment Services -&nbsp;Bursar page on Campus Cruiser to download the Tuition Rate and Payment Guide for Delaware Law School programs for the current academic year.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The following topics are included in the guide:<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Current tuition rates and fees for Delaware Law students (ED, RD, part-time, summer, ITAP, LLM, JD, MJ, Joint Degrees)<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Current tuition and fees for Legal Studies&nbsp;(paralegal\\/LNC) students<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>On campus housing costs<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Billing\\/student account statement information<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Payment due dates&ndash;summer, fall, and spring semesters; late payment fees<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>How to pay, including payment plans and how to enroll in payment plans<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Receiving excess financial aid billing schedule&ndash;summer, fall, and spring semesters<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Complete withdrawal policy<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Collection policy<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>If you can&rsquo;t find what you&rsquo;re looking for in the guide, please email <a href=\\\"mailto:DelawareLawBursar@widener.edu\\\">DelawareLawBursar@widener.edu<\\/a> or call 302-477-2181.<\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[{\"type\":\"info_box\",\"display_title\":\"Bursar\'s Office\",\"title\":\"Bursar\'s Office\",\"content\":\"<p><strong>Email:<\\/strong> <a href=\\\"mailto:DelawareLawBursar@widener.edu\\\">DelawareLawBursar@widener.edu<\\/a><br \\/> <strong>Phone:<\\/strong> 302.477.2181<\\/p>\"}],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2018-02-02 21:17:23'),
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(6668, 68, 'Summer Advantage Program ', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Summer Advantage Program\",\"top_image\":\"{staticroot}files\\/pages\\/img_0595.jpg\",\"page_intro\":\"<h1>Delaware Law School offers students the opportunity to begin law school early. Students who enroll in our Summer Advantage Program can begin law school in June rather than waiting until August.<\\/h1>\",\"page_content\":\"<p>Students in the Summer Advantage Program will take Criminal Law, a three credit required course. Students who successfully complete Criminal Law during the summer will not need to take it during the school year. Instead, successful full-time students can position themselves to gain practical experience earlier in their law school careers. The Summer Advantage Program also makes it easier for part-time students to graduate in three-and-a-half years or to lighten their course load in one semester of their four years of study.<\\/p>\\r\\n<!-- This paragraph should remain hidden until updated dates are available) \\r\\n<p>The 2016 Summer Advantage&nbsp;program will begin June 7, 2016 and will meet Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings for seven weeks.&nbsp; A required orientation session will be held on Monday, June 6, 2016.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>The program will begin June 1, 2015, and will meet Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings for seven weeks. The final examination is on July 21st. A <strong>required orientation session will be held on Monday, June 1, 2015<\\/strong>. The orientation session will begin promptly at 6:20 pm. <strong>All students must register with the&nbsp;Admissions Office prior to the start of the orientation session<\\/strong>. You may register beginning at 10:00 am in the Admissions Office on June 1st. Attending the Summer Advantage Program Orientation Session will eliminate the need to attend some portions of the fall orientation currently scheduled to begin on August 10, 2015. A fall orientation schedule will be provided to all students when it is finalized.<\\/p> (Delete comment tags to restore the paragraph) -->\\r\\n<p>Students who enroll in the Summer Advantage Program will be awarded a $500 grant that will be applied to tuition charges in July. Financial Aid is available for this program.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>On-campus housing will be available during the summer.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>All admitted students will receive information about the program from the&nbsp;Admissions Office after acceptance.<\\/strong><\\/p>\",\"callouts\":[{\"type\":\"info_box\",\"display_title\":\"Contact Admission Office\",\"title\":\"Contact Admission Office\",\"content\":\"<p><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/80\\/\\/W10=\\\"><strong>Delaware Law School<br \\/><\\/strong><\\/a><a href=\\\"ipl:\\/\\/80\\/\\/W10=\\\"><strong>Office of Admissions<br \\/><\\/strong><\\/a>4601 Concord Pike<br \\/>Wilmington, DE 19803-0406<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Phone:<\\/strong> 302.477.2703<br \\/><strong>Email:<\\/strong> <a href=\\\"mailto:delawarelaw@widener.edu\\\">delawarelaw@widener.edu<\\/a><\\/p>\"}],\"callouts_visual\":[],\"page_fact_display\":\"\"}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2017-03-07 17:17:15'),
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(6672, 862, 'SJD Curriculum Breakdown', 'SJD, curriculum, breakdown', 'Breakdown of classes and credits for the SJD program.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"SJD Curriculum Breakdown\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<table width=\\\"98%\\\">\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: center; width: 72%;\\\">\\r\\n<h5>FALL MATRICULATION - FIRST YEAR</h5>\\r\\n</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: center; width: 10.8907%;\\\">\\r\\n<h5>Semester</h5>\\r\\n</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: center; width: 11.1093%;\\\">\\r\\n<h5>Number of Credits</h5>\\r\\n</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 72%;\\\">Complete and submit to his/her Dissertation Supervisor a revised research proposal and a bibliography that substantially builds on the initial proposal submitted with the student&rsquo;s application</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 72%;\\\">LAWD 998 Dissertation Research</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">FALL</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\">6</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 72%;\\\">LAWD 6166 Advanced Writing Workshop I</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">FALL</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\">3</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 72%;\\\">LAWD 6176 Dissertation Colloquium I</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">FALL</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\">3</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 72%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 72%;\\\">LAWD 998 Dissertation Research</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">SPRING</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\">4</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 72%;\\\">LAWD 6174 Advanced Writing Workshop II</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">SPRING</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\">2</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 72%;\\\">LAWD 6185 Dissertation Colloquium II</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">Spring</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\">3</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 72%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 72%;\\\">LAWD 998 Dissertation Research</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">SUMMER</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\">2</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; 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width: 72%;\\\"><strong>TOTAL CREDITS</strong></td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\"><strong>14 credits</strong></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: center; width: 72%;\\\"><strong>THIRD YEAR</strong></td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 72%;\\\">Submit a completed dissertation of at least 75,000 words including notes to his/her supervisor for approval.</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 72%;\\\">LAWD 998 Dissertation Research</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">SPRING</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\">3</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 72%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 72%;\\\">LAWD 998 Dissertation Research</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">SUMMER</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\">3</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 72%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 10.8907%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 11.1093%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; 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(6702, 664, 'Inventors', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\"page_header\":\"Inventors\",\"top_image\":\"\",\"page_intro\":\"<h5>&nbsp;<\\/h5>\",\"page_content\":\"<h5><strong>How do I apply for free legal advice?<\\/strong>&nbsp;<\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>Are you a Delaware inventor or small business who has limited resources and needs help applying for a patent on an invention? If so, you may be eligible to receive pro bono (\\\"for free\\\") representation from a patent attorney or agent through the&nbsp;Delaware Law School Patent Pro Bono Program (&ldquo;DLS Patent Pro Bono Program&rdquo;).&nbsp;<\\/p>\\r\\n<h3><strong>ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS<\\/strong><\\/h3>\\r\\n<h5><strong>Requirements for Pro Bono Assistance<\\/strong><\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>You must be a Delaware resident to participate in the DLS Patent Pro Bono Program. In addition, you must satisfy the following three requirements:<\\/p>\\r\\n<ol>\\r\\n<li>maximum household income;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>knowledge of the patent system; and<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>you must have an invention - not just an idea!<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ol>\\r\\n<p><strong>IMPORTANT:<\\/strong> The DLS Patent Pro Bono Program has limited resources and a limited number of volunteer patent attorneys and agents. Consequently, the program will not be able to offer pro bono services to every applicant who satisfies the eligibility requirements. Instead, the administrator of the program and the volunteer attorneys and agents will use their discretion to select those applicants whose needs are best suited to the services the program has to offer. We apologize in advance if we are not able to offer you the program&rsquo;s services.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h3><strong>Requirement #1: Maximum Household Income<\\/strong><\\/h3>\\r\\n<p>The DLS Patent Pro Bono Program is designed for low-income inventors and small businesses that could not afford the services of a patent lawyer. To participate in the program, you must fall within one of the following maximum income guidelines.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><strong>Delaware Solo Inventors<\\/strong><\\/h5>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>must have a total household income of less than 300% of the <a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/aspe.hhs.gov\\/poverty\\/15poverty.cfm\\\">federal poverty guidelines<\\/a>&nbsp;(see chart below);<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>&bull; and must not be under a current obligation to assign or license the rights to the invention to another entity that would not itself qualify for the services of the DLS Patent Pro Bono Program.<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<h5><strong>Delaware Small Businesses<\\/strong><\\/h5>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>must have 4 or fewer inventors who are under an obligation to assign the rights to the invention to the organization, where all members have current household income of less than 300% of the poverty guidelines (see chart below)<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>must have a total income of less than $150,000 in the preceding calendar year, and expect a total gross income of less than $150,000 in the current calendar year;<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>&bull; and must not be under a current obligation to assign or license the rights to the invention to another entity that would not itself qualify for the services of the DLS Patent Pro Bono Program.<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Documentation:<\\/strong> If there is a follow-up intake interview, you may&nbsp;be required to provide documentation showing your compliance with the maximum household income guidelines.<\\/p>\\r\\n<table>\\r\\n<thead>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Persons in Family\\/Household<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>2015 Poverty Guideline for 48 Contiguous States<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>Poverty guideline multiplied by 3 &ndash; Maximum household income for DLS Pro Bono Program<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<\\/thead>\\r\\n<tbody style=\\\"width: 85%;\\\">\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>1<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$11,770<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$35,310<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>2<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$15,930<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$47,790<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>3<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$20,090<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$60,270<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>4<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$24,250<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$72,750<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>5<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$28,410<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$85,230<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>6<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$32,570<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$97,710<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>7<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$36,730<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$110,190<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>8<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$40,890<\\/td>\\r\\n<td>$122,670<\\/td>\\r\\n<\\/tr>\\r\\n<\\/tbody>\\r\\n<\\/table>\\r\\n<h3>Requirement #2: Knowledge of the Patent System<\\/h3>\\r\\n<p>There are two ways to demonstrate your knowledge of the patent system:<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Have a current provisional or non-provisional application on file with the USPTO;<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p>OR<\\/p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Successfully complete the USPTO on-line <a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.uspto.gov\\/video\\/cbt\\/certpck\\/index.htm\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">Certificate Training Course<\\/a>.<\\/li>\\r\\n<\\/ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Documentation:&nbsp;<\\/strong>If there is a follow-up intake interview, you may&nbsp;be required to produce either documentation of your provisional or non-provisional patent application or a certificate of completion for the USPTO Certificate Training Course.<\\/p>\\r\\n<h3><strong>Requirement #3: You must have an Invention - not just an idea!<\\/strong><\\/h3>\\r\\n<p>Before you can obtain a pro bono attorney, you will have to have an actual&nbsp;<strong>invention<\\/strong>, not merely an idea. To demonstrate an invention, you should be able to describe the invention so that someone else could actually make and use the invention.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong><span style=\\\"color: red;\\\">CAUTION:<\\/span><\\/strong>&nbsp;<strong>Do not publicly disclose&nbsp;<\\/strong>your invention prior to filing a patent application or at least a provisional application for a patent. Your disclosure could be treated as prior art that could bar you from being able to secure a patent. For purposes of this application, you will only be asked to give a general description of the technical area of your invention and a general idea of the improvement it makes. <strong>Do not include any confidential or novel features, and do not provide any specific details about your invention.<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>In your application, we will ask you to identify three existing patents or patent applications that most closely resemble your own invention after doing a reasonable keyword search on your own. You can find these patents and applications by doing a search using <a href=\\\"https:\\/\\/www.google.com\\/?tbm=pts&amp;gws_rd=ssl\\\">Google Patents<\\/a>. Please identify the similar patents or patent applications by indicating their country of origin and either the patent number or the patent application number.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>If you satisfy these three requirements, you are eligible to apply to the DLS Patent Pro Bono Program.<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<h5><strong>FEES AND COSTS FOR THE INVENTOR<\\/strong><\\/h5>\\r\\n<p>The DLS Pro Bono Patent Program does offer free legal services from a patent lawyer or agent who can help with the preparation of a patent application. Inventors will still be expected to pay for the following fees and costs:<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application Processing Fee<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>You will be required to pay a minimal fee to help cover the cost of processing your application. Here is the fee schedule:<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Solo Inventors:<\\/strong> $50<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Small Businesses:<\\/strong> $150<\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Applicants will be asked to pay the application processing fee only after their electronic application has passed an initial screening.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Fees Associated with the Processing of a Patent Application<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>You will be responsible for covering the costs associated with processing a patent application, including filing, search, examination, and issuance fees. You can get a sense of these fees from the <a href=\\\"http:\\/\\/www.uspto.gov\\/learning-and-resources\\/fees-and-payment\\/uspto-fee-schedule\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\">USPTO&rsquo;s official publication of fees<\\/a>. Please note the reduced fees for micro-entities, which are the types of businesses that are eligible for services from the DLS Pro Bono Patent Program.<\\/p>\\r\\n<p><strong>SUBMITTING THE APPLICATION<\\/strong><\\/p>\\r\\n<p>Please review the following checklist before submitting an application to the DLS Patent Pro Bono Program:<\\/p>\\r\\n<ol>\\r\\n<li>Are you a Delaware resident?<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Does your income fall below the maximum allowable household income?<\\/li>\\r\\n<li>Can you satisfy the requirement for knowledge of the patent system? 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Board</td>\\r\\n<td>$12,510</td>\\r\\n<td>$4,500</td>\\r\\n<td>$12,510</td>\\r\\n<td>$4,500</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Books</td>\\r\\n<td>$1,550</td>\\r\\n<td>$1,550</td>\\r\\n<td>$1,240</td>\\r\\n<td>$1,240</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Loan Fees</td>\\r\\n<td>$1,295</td>\\r\\n<td>$1,295</td>\\r\\n<td>$1,295</td>\\r\\n<td>$1,295</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td><strong>TOTAL</strong></td>\\r\\n<td><strong>$22,249</strong></td>\\r\\n<td><strong>$14,239</strong></td>\\r\\n<td><strong>$21,939</strong></td>\\r\\n<td><strong>$13,929</strong></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</tbody>\\r\\n</table>\\r\\n<h3>2019-2020 Average Cost of Attendance:</h3>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<table style=\\\"width: 90%; height: 234px;\\\">\\r\\n<thead>\\r\\n<tr style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\" colspan=\\\"2\\\">JD Regular Division</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\" colspan=\\\"2\\\">JD Extended Division</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr style=\\\"height: 51px;\\\">\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 51px;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 51px;\\\">Off-Campus<br />(includes campus housing)</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 51px;\\\">Commuter<br />(living with parents)</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 51px;\\\">Off-Campus<br />(includes campus housing)</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 51px;\\\">Commuter<br />(living with parents)</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</thead>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr style=\\\"height: 33px;\\\">\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 33px;\\\">Estimated Credit Load</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 33px;\\\">30</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 33px;\\\">30</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 33px;\\\">22</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 33px;\\\">22</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">Cost per Credit</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$1,625.00</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$1,625.00</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$1,625.00</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$1,625.00</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">Tuition</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$48,750</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$48,750</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$35,750</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$35,750</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">Fees*</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$180</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$180</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$180</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">Personal</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$3,582</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$3,582</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$3,582</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$3,582</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">Transportation</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$3,132</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$3,132</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$3,132</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">$3,132</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">\\r\\n<td style=\\\"height: 15px;\\\">Room &amp; 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Tuition is charged on a per credits basis and is $1,625/credit for JD/LLM classes. &nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<table style=\\\"width: 90%;\\\">\\r\\n<thead>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.8638%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.7455%;\\\">&nbsp;Off Campus<br />(includes campus housing)</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 31.8766%;\\\">&nbsp;Commuter<br />(Living with parents)</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</thead>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.8638%;\\\">Books</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 40.7455%;\\\">$155 per course</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 31.8766%;\\\">$155 per course</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.8638%;\\\">Room &amp; Board</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 40.7455%;\\\">$12,510</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 31.8766%;\\\">$4,500</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.8638%;\\\">Personal Expense</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 40.7455%;\\\">$3,582</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 31.8766%;\\\">$3,582</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.8638%;\\\">Transportation</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 40.7455%;\\\">$3,132</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 31.8766%;\\\">$3,132</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.8638%;\\\">Fees*</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 40.7455%;\\\">$230</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 31.8766%;\\\">$230</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.8638%;\\\">Loan Fees</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 40.7455%;\\\">$1,295</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 31.8766%;\\\">$1,295</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</tbody>\\r\\n</table>\\r\\n<p>*Fees include: Student Activity fee, Graduate Technology fee and Examsoft fee.</p>\\r\\n<p>Please refer to the <a href=\\\"http://sites.widener.edu/bursar/tuition-and-fees/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Tuition Rate and Payment Guide&nbsp;for current tuition rates</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<h3>2019-2020 Cost of Attendance Components:</h3>\\r\\n<p><strong>Graduate Compliance Programs: Master of Jurisprudence or Graduate Certificates&nbsp;</strong>students will have a COA calculated based on the following components and expected per credit enrollment for fall/spring.&nbsp;Tuition is charged on a per credits basis and is $1,224.00/credit for MJ/LGC classes.</p>\\r\\n<table style=\\\"width: 90%;\\\">\\r\\n<thead>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 42.8021%;\\\">&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 21.4653%;\\\">&nbsp;Off Campus</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 35.09%;\\\">&nbsp;Commuter<br />(Living with Parents)</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</thead>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 42.8021%;\\\">Books</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 21.4653%;\\\">$620</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 35.09%;\\\">$620</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 42.8021%;\\\">Room &amp; Board</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 21.4653%;\\\">$12,510</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 35.09%;\\\">$12,510</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 42.8021%;\\\">Personal Expense</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 21.4653%;\\\">$3,582</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 35.09%;\\\">$3,582</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 42.8021%;\\\">Graduate Technology Fee</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 21.4653%;\\\">$70</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 35.09%;\\\">$70</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 42.8021%;\\\">Loan Fees</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 21.4653%;\\\">$177</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right; width: 35.09%;\\\">$177</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</tbody>\\r\\n</table>\\r\\n<p>Please refer to the <a href=\\\"http://sites.widener.edu/bursar/tuition-and-fees/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Tuition Rate and Payment Guide for current tuition rates</a>.</p>\\r\\n<h3>2019-2020 COST OF ATTENDANCE COMPONENTS:</h3>\\r\\n<p><strong>SJD Program:</strong> Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD) in Corporate and Business Law or Health Law is not eligible for Federal Financial Aid. However, if a student is planning on borrowing a private loan, an individual cost of attendance will developed in conjunction with the Director of the program based on the required curriculum and our standard budget components.</p>\\r\\n<h3>2019-2020 Cost of Attendance Components:</h3>\\r\\n<p><strong>LEI Programs: Bachelors, Associates and Certificate Students</strong> will have a COA calculated based on the following components and expected per credit enrollment for fall/spring.&nbsp;Tuition is charged on a per credits basis and is determined by type of class, LEI ($499/credit) or Continuing Studies ($612/credit).</p>\\r\\n<table style=\\\"width: 90%;\\\">\\r\\n<thead>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>&nbsp;</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right;\\\">&nbsp;Off Campus/Apt.</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right;\\\">&nbsp;Commuter (Living with parents)</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</thead>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Books</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right;\\\">$120 per course</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right;\\\">$120 per course</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Room &amp; Board</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right;\\\">$12,510</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right;\\\">$4,500</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Personal Expense</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right;\\\">$3,582</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right;\\\">$3,582</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Transportation</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right;\\\">$1,800</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right;\\\">$1,800</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Loan Fees</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right;\\\">$95</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: right;\\\">$95</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</tbody>\\r\\n</table>\\r\\n<p>Please refer to the <a href=\\\"http://sites.widener.edu/bursar/tuition-and-fees/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Tuition Rate and Payment Guide for current tuition rates</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p>Individual budgets may be altered to account for unusual or emergency situations that a student may encounter. These adjustments can only be made for expenses necessary for the student&rsquo;s education. The student must fully document (copies of bills and detailed budget plan) any request for an increase in expenses.</p>\\r\\n<p><em>Students with questions regarding their cost of attendance can contact the Delaware Law Office of Financial Aid.</em></p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [\n        {\n            \"type\": \"info_box\",\n            \"display_title\": \"Financial Aid Office\",\n            \"title\": \"Financial Aid Office\",\n            \"content\": \"<p><strong>Phone:</strong>\\u00a0302.477.2272<br /><strong>Fax:</strong>\\u00a0302.477.2034<br /><strong>Email:</strong> <a href=\\\"mailto:DelawareLawFinAid@widener.edu\\\">DelawareLawFinAid@widener.edu<br /></a><strong>Mail:<br /></strong>Widener University Delaware Law School<br />Financial Aid Office<br />4601 Concord Pike<br />Wilmington, DE 19803-0474</p>\"\n        }\n    ],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, 'on', 'Updated Cost of Attendance for 2019-20', '', '', '2019-03-19 18:57:31');
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Delaware Law strives to make that investment manageable with generous merit based scholarships, federal loans, and work study.</h1>\\r\\n<p>Our Financial Aid staff is available to discuss options on how to finance your legal education.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<div style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: left; width: 60%; margin: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p><strong>Tuition and Fees</strong>*</p>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; margin: 2px;\\\">\\r\\n<table style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<thead>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Class</td>\\r\\n<td>Division</td>\\r\\n<td>Number of Credits</td>\\r\\n<td>Tuition</td>\\r\\n<td>Fees</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</thead>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Fall, 2018 1st Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Regular (full-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>32</td>\\r\\n<td>$50,496.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>2nd Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Regular (full-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>30</td>\\r\\n<td>$47,340.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>3rd Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Regular (full-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>28</td>\\r\\n<td>$44,184.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Fall, 2018 1st Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Extended (part-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>24</td>\\r\\n<td>$37,872.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>2nd, 3rd, 4th Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Extended (part-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>22</td>\\r\\n<td>$34,716.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</tbody>\\r\\n</table>\\r\\n<p><em>*Tuition is charged on a per credit basis at $1578.00 per credit for the 2018-2019 academic year. Your tuition will be determined by your class and division.</em></p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 95%;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 95%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 2px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<h5>Quick Links</h5>\\r\\n<p>Complete <a href=\\\"ipl://376//W10=////\\\">Cost of Attendance</a> Information</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://231//W10=////\\\">Types of Financial Aid</a></p>\\r\\n<p>Find the complete listing of all Delaware Law School&nbsp;tuition charges and fees in the Delaware Law School Tuition Rate and Payment Guide&nbsp;document on the <a href=\\\"http://prod.campuscruiser.com/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Bursar\'s Office CampusCruiser site</a>.</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: right; width: 37%; margin: 4px;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 10px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Renewable Scholarships</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">Academic, Merit Based Scholarships</p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>$5,000 -$36,000</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">Awarded to first year students</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 10px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Affordable Housing</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">On Campus Housing Available</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 10px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Over $8 million</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">Awarded&nbsp;in institutional scholarships &amp; grants</p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>2018-2019 Academic Year</strong></p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"clear: both;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"clear: both;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<p><strong>The First Year Matters</strong> and our innovative approach sets us apart.</p>\\r\\n<p>The first year of your legal education is among the most important as you are being exposed to a new way of thinking. It is in the first year that you will start to learn the substance and skills you will need to be successful lawyers. Our first year curriculum is innovative and supportive. In addition to the basic substantive courses in your first semester, you will also be introduced to the fundamentals of legal writing, analysis, and research. We also provide a one credit class - what we call a &ldquo;learning lab&rdquo; - to help you become successful students. In the second semester, rather than taking a large number of courses at once, you will follow a module approach for some courses. This approach supports your learning by limiting the number of different subject areas you study at any one time. Other courses will be taught over the entire spring semester, giving you the best of both worlds. We believe this first year curriculum provides a very strong foundation to your success in legal education.</p>\\r\\n</div>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2019-02-15 19:16:43'),
(6719, 239, 'Tuition and Fees', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Tuition and Fees\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/img_2090-3.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>Pursuing a law degree is an investment in your future. Delaware Law strives to make that investment manageable with generous merit based scholarships, federal loans, and work study.</h1>\\r\\n<p>Our Financial Aid staff is available to discuss options on how to finance your legal education.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<div style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: left; width: 60%; margin: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p><strong>Tuition and Fees</strong>*</p>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; margin: 2px;\\\">\\r\\n<table style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<thead>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Class</td>\\r\\n<td>Division</td>\\r\\n<td>Number of Credits</td>\\r\\n<td>Tuition</td>\\r\\n<td>Fees</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</thead>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Fall, 2019 1st Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Regular (full-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>32</td>\\r\\n<td>$52,000.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>2nd Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Regular (full-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>30</td>\\r\\n<td>$48,750.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>3rd Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Regular (full-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>28</td>\\r\\n<td>$45,500.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Fall, 2019 1st Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Extended (part-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>24</td>\\r\\n<td>$39,000.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>2nd, 3rd, 4th Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Extended (part-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>22</td>\\r\\n<td>$35,750.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</tbody>\\r\\n</table>\\r\\n<p><em>*Tuition is charged on a per credit basis at $1625.00 per credit for the 2019-2020 academic year. Your tuition will be determined by your class and division.</em></p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 95%;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 95%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 2px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<h5>Quick Links</h5>\\r\\n<p>Complete <a href=\\\"ipl://376//W10=////\\\">Cost of Attendance</a> Information</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://231//W10=////\\\">Types of Financial Aid</a></p>\\r\\n<p>Find the complete listing of all Delaware Law School&nbsp;tuition charges and fees in the Delaware Law School Tuition Rate and Payment Guide&nbsp;document on the <a href=\\\"http://prod.campuscruiser.com/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Bursar\'s Office CampusCruiser site</a>.</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: right; width: 37%; margin: 4px;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 10px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Renewable Scholarships</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">Academic, Merit Based Scholarships</p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>$5,000 -$36,000</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">Awarded to first year students</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 10px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Affordable Housing</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">On Campus Housing Available</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 10px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Over $8 million</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">Awarded&nbsp;in institutional scholarships &amp; grants</p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>2018-2019 Academic Year</strong></p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"clear: both;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"clear: both;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<p><strong>The First Year Matters</strong> and our innovative approach sets us apart.</p>\\r\\n<p>The first year of your legal education is among the most important as you are being exposed to a new way of thinking. It is in the first year that you will start to learn the substance and skills you will need to be successful lawyers. Our first year curriculum is innovative and supportive. In addition to the basic substantive courses in your first semester, you will also be introduced to the fundamentals of legal writing, analysis, and research. We also provide a one credit class - what we call a &ldquo;learning lab&rdquo; - to help you become successful students. In the second semester, rather than taking a large number of courses at once, you will follow a module approach for some courses. This approach supports your learning by limiting the number of different subject areas you study at any one time. Other courses will be taught over the entire spring semester, giving you the best of both worlds. We believe this first year curriculum provides a very strong foundation to your success in legal education.</p>\\r\\n</div>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, 'on', 'Updated for 2019-20 academic year.', '', '', '2019-03-19 19:04:24'),
(6720, 239, 'Tuition and Fees', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Tuition and Fees\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/img_2090-3.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>Pursuing a law degree is an investment in your future. Delaware Law strives to make that investment manageable with generous merit based scholarships, federal loans, and work study.</h1>\\r\\n<p>Our Financial Aid staff is available to discuss options on how to finance your legal education.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<div style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: left; width: 60%; margin: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p><strong>Tuition and Fees</strong>*</p>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; margin: 2px;\\\">\\r\\n<table style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<thead>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Class</td>\\r\\n<td>Division</td>\\r\\n<td>Number of Credits</td>\\r\\n<td>Tuition</td>\\r\\n<td>Fees</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</thead>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Fall, 2019 1st Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Regular (full-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>32</td>\\r\\n<td>$52,000.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>2nd Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Regular (full-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>30</td>\\r\\n<td>$48,750.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>3rd Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Regular (full-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>28</td>\\r\\n<td>$45,500.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Fall, 2019 1st Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Extended (part-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>24</td>\\r\\n<td>$39,000.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>2nd, 3rd, 4th Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Extended (part-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>22</td>\\r\\n<td>$35,750.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</tbody>\\r\\n</table>\\r\\n<p><em>*Tuition is charged on a per credit basis at $1625.00 per credit for the 2019-2020 academic year. Your tuition will be determined by your class and division.</em></p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 95%;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 95%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 2px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<h5>Quick Links</h5>\\r\\n<p>Complete <a href=\\\"ipl://376//W10=////\\\">Cost of Attendance</a> Information</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://231//W10=////\\\">Types of Financial Aid</a></p>\\r\\n<p>Find the complete listing of all Delaware Law School&nbsp;tuition charges and fees in the Delaware Law School Tuition Rate and Payment Guide&nbsp;document on the <a href=\\\"http://prod.campuscruiser.com/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Bursar\'s Office CampusCruiser site</a>.</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: right; width: 37%; margin: 4px;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 10px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Renewable Scholarships</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">Academic, Merit Based Scholarships</p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>$5,000 -$36,000</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">Awarded to first year students</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 10px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Affordable Housing</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">On Campus Housing Available</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 10px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Over $8 million</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">Awarded&nbsp;in institutional scholarships &amp; grants</p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>2018-2019 Academic Year</strong></p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"clear: both;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"clear: both;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<p><strong>The First Year Matters</strong> and our innovative approach sets us apart.</p>\\r\\n<p>The first year of your legal education is among the most important as you are being exposed to a new way of thinking. It is in the first year that you will start to learn the substance and skills you will need to be successful lawyers. Our first year curriculum is innovative and supportive. In addition to the basic substantive courses in your first semester, you will also be introduced to the fundamentals of legal writing, analysis, and research. We also provide a one credit class - what we call a &ldquo;learning lab&rdquo; - to help you become successful students. In the second semester, rather than taking a large number of courses at once, you will follow a module approach for some courses. This approach supports your learning by limiting the number of different subject areas you study at any one time. Other courses will be taught over the entire spring semester, giving you the best of both worlds. We believe this first year curriculum provides a very strong foundation to your success in legal education.</p>\\r\\n</div>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2019-03-19 19:04:24'),
(6722, 239, 'Tuition and Fees', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Tuition and Fees\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/img_2090-3.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>Pursuing a law degree is an investment in your future. Delaware Law strives to make that investment manageable with generous merit based scholarships, federal loans, and work study.</h1>\\r\\n<p>Our Financial Aid staff is available to discuss options on how to finance your legal education.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<div style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: left; width: 60%; margin: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p><strong>Tuition and Fees</strong>*</p>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; margin: 2px;\\\">\\r\\n<table style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<thead>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Class</td>\\r\\n<td>Division</td>\\r\\n<td>Number of Credits</td>\\r\\n<td>Tuition</td>\\r\\n<td>Fees</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</thead>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Fall, 2018 1st Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Regular (full-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>32</td>\\r\\n<td>$50,496.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>2nd Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Regular (full-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>30</td>\\r\\n<td>$47,340.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>3rd Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Regular (full-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>28</td>\\r\\n<td>$44,184.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Fall, 2018 1st Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Extended (part-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>24</td>\\r\\n<td>$37,872.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>2nd, 3rd, 4th Yr JD</td>\\r\\n<td>Extended (part-time)</td>\\r\\n<td>22</td>\\r\\n<td>$34,716.00</td>\\r\\n<td>$180</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</tbody>\\r\\n</table>\\r\\n<p><em>*Tuition is charged on a per credit basis at $1578.00 per credit for the 2018-2019 academic year. Your tuition will be determined by your class and division.</em></p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 95%;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 95%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 2px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<h5>Quick Links</h5>\\r\\n<p>Complete <a href=\\\"ipl://376//W10=////\\\">Cost of Attendance</a> Information</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://231//W10=////\\\">Types of Financial Aid</a></p>\\r\\n<p>Find the complete listing of all Delaware Law School&nbsp;tuition charges and fees in the Delaware Law School Tuition Rate and Payment Guide&nbsp;document on the <a href=\\\"http://prod.campuscruiser.com/PageServlet?pg=offices_welcome&amp;tg=OfficeWelcome&amp;cx=22.97-51.3976\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Bursar\'s Office CampusCruiser site</a>.</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: right; width: 37%; margin: 4px;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 10px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Renewable Scholarships</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">Academic, Merit Based Scholarships</p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>$5,000 -$36,000</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">Awarded to first year students</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 10px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Affordable Housing</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">On Campus Housing Available</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 97%; background-color: #e5e5e5; border-style: solid; border-color: #0072bc; margin: 10px; padding: 5px;\\\">\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Over $8 million</strong></p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 175%; text-align: center;\\\">Awarded&nbsp;in institutional scholarships &amp; grants</p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"color: #0072bc; font-size: 275%; text-align: center;\\\"><strong>2018-2019 Academic Year</strong></p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"clear: both;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"clear: both;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n<p><strong>The First Year Matters</strong> and our innovative approach sets us apart.</p>\\r\\n<p>The first year of your legal education is among the most important as you are being exposed to a new way of thinking. It is in the first year that you will start to learn the substance and skills you will need to be successful lawyers. Our first year curriculum is innovative and supportive. In addition to the basic substantive courses in your first semester, you will also be introduced to the fundamentals of legal writing, analysis, and research. We also provide a one credit class - what we call a &ldquo;learning lab&rdquo; - to help you become successful students. In the second semester, rather than taking a large number of courses at once, you will follow a module approach for some courses. This approach supports your learning by limiting the number of different subject areas you study at any one time. Other courses will be taught over the entire spring semester, giving you the best of both worlds. We believe this first year curriculum provides a very strong foundation to your success in legal education.</p>\\r\\n</div>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2019-03-19 19:05:51'),
(6728, 409, 'GradPLUS Loan', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"GradPLUS Loan\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/img_2700-2.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>Students may apply for a Direct Graduate PLUS Loan or complete a Direct GradPLUS Master Promissory Note (MPN) as soon as April 1, 2018. As part of the application process, you will authorize a credit check. This loan is credit-based. It is based on credit history, not credit score or debt to income. Note: The credit check may expire and funds may not be disbursed if the application is completed prior to April 1 without an additional credit check</h1>\\r\\n<p>The GradPLUS loan application and MPN can be found at&nbsp;<a href=\\\"https://studentloans.gov/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">studentloans.gov</a>. You will need your FSA User ID and password to e-sign the note.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h5><strong>Interest Rate and Fees</strong></h5>\\r\\n<p>The interest rate assigned at the disbursement of funds is set by the Federal Direct Loan Program on an annual basis and is fixed for the life of the loan.</p>\\r\\n<p>Interest rates are set in June for loans disbursed on or after July 1. The rates are fixed by the Department of Education based on a rate formula that uses the high yield of the 10-year US Treasury bill rate sold at the &ldquo;prior to June 1 plus factor (add-ins) points.&rdquo; Regardless of the formula results, interest rates are capped and cannot exceed the cap. The chart below shows the rate formulas and caps.</p>\\r\\n<table style=\\\"width: 90%;\\\">\\r\\n<thead>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Loan Type</td>\\r\\n<td>Rate Formula</td>\\r\\n<td>Cap</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</thead>\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Undergraduate Subsidized/Unsubsidized Loans</td>\\r\\n<td>T-bill + 2.05%</td>\\r\\n<td>8.25%</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Graduate Unsubsidized Loans</td>\\r\\n<td>T-bill +3.60%</td>\\r\\n<td>9.50%</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>PLUS Loans (Graduate and Parent)</td>\\r\\n<td>T-bill + 4.60%</td>\\r\\n<td>10.50%</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</tbody>\\r\\n</table>\\r\\n<p>Parent PLUS and GradPLUS loans have a fixed interest rate of 7.6% for loans disbursed between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. An origination fee of 4.264% will be charged by the Department of Education at disbursement prior to October 1, 2018. Origination fees and interest rates may change due to congressional action.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Application Process</h5>\\r\\n<p>Login to:<a href=\\\"https://studentloans.gov/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\"> https://studentloans.gov</a>&nbsp;using your FSA User ID and password.</p>\\r\\n<p>Select: Apply for PLUS, then: Graduate/Professional.</p>\\r\\n<p>For each academic year, an application must be completed for a Federal Direct GradPLUS loan. New Students and those who have not previously borrowed must complete an MPN for the GradPLUS loan. Students who have previously borrowed on their own credit in the graduate program at Delaware Law should not need to complete another MPN.</p>\\r\\n<p>Tuition is based on a per credit rate: requesting the maximum loan allowed by Delaware Law&rsquo;s cost of attendance schedule may result in a loan too large for your needs. Please refer to the<a href=\\\"ipl://239//W10=////\\\"> Guide to Fees and Payment</a> to determine your program&rsquo;s tuition charge.</p>\\r\\n<p>The more you borrow now, the higher your loan repayment upon graduation.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Requested Loan Amount</h5>\\r\\n<p>Please be aware that the application provides only the following three options when requesting a loan:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Maximum amount allowed by Delaware Law and your personal cost of attendance</li>\\r\\n<li>Student requested amount</li>\\r\\n<li>Unknown amount &nbsp;(Students indicating this status are contacted by the Office of Financial Aid Office prior to certifying a loan amount.)</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p>If you request a loan and intend it to be a one-semester-only loan, you should indicate one-term loan period on your application. If you need to adjust your loan period or loan amount, you may complete the GradPLUS special processing form available from the Financial Aid Office.</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2018-09-07 20:54:30'),
(6730, 262, 'Administration', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Administration\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/img_2843-5.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h5><a href=\\\"ipl://263//W10=////\\\">Dean&rsquo;s Office</a></h5>\\r\\n<p>Rodney A. Smolla, dean and professor<br />302.477.2278<br /><a href=\\\"mailto:rasmolla@widener.edu\\\">rasmolla@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<p>Connie Sweeney, executive assistant to the dean<br />302-477-2177<br /><a href=\\\"mailto:cmsweeney@widener.edu\\\">cmsweeney@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<p>Stephen E. Friedman, associate dean for academic affairs and professor<br />302-477-2291<br /><a href=\\\"mailto:sfriedman@widener.edu\\\">sfriedman@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<h5><a href=\\\"ipl://66//W10=////\\\">Admissions</a></h5>\\r\\n<p>Barbara Ayars, assistant dean<br />302-477-2210<br /><a href=\\\"mailto:blayars@widener.edu\\\">blayars@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<h5>Business/Administration</h5>\\r\\n<p>Anthony Doyle, assistant dean<br />302-477-2203<br /><a href=\\\"mailto:apdoyle@widener.edu\\\">apdoyle@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<h5><a href=\\\"ipl://70//W10=////\\\">Campus Safety</a></h5>\\r\\n<p>Kevin Raport, chief<br />302-477-2202<br /><a href=\\\"mailto:kjraport@widener.edu\\\">kjraport@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<h5><a href=\\\"ipl://564//W10=////\\\">Campus Services/Maintenance</a></h5>\\r\\n<p>Gilbert Landau, director<br />302-477-2040<br /><a href=\\\"mailto:gwlandau@widener.edu\\\">gwlandau@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<h5><a href=\\\"ipl://38//W10=////\\\">Career Development</a></h5>\\r\\n<p>LeaNora Ruffin, assistant dean<br />302-477-2027<br /><a href=\\\"mailto:ljruffin@widener.edu\\\">ljruffin@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<h5>Development/Alumni Relations</h5>\\r\\n<p>Julie Topkis Nason,&nbsp;director of development<br />302-499-2172<br /><a href=\\\"mailto:jrtopkis@widener.edu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">jrtopkis@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<h5><a href=\\\"ipl://230//W10=////\\\">Financial Aid</a></h5>\\r\\n<p>Eleanor Kelly, director<br />302-477-2272<br /><a href=\\\"mailto:eakelly@widener.edu\\\">eakelly@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<h5>Graduate, International, Compliance &amp; Legal Studies Programs</h5>\\r\\n<p>Eileen Grena-Piretti, assistant dean;&nbsp;executive director of graduate, international, compliance, &amp; legal studies programs<br />302-477-2102<br /><a href=\\\"mailto:eagrena@widener.edu\\\">eagrena@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<h5><a href=\\\"ipl://444//W10=////\\\">Information Technology Services</a></h5>\\r\\n<p>John Kitchen, manager<br />302-477-2223<br /><a href=\\\"mailto:jdkitchen@widener.edu\\\">jdkitchen@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<h5>&nbsp;</h5>\\r\\n<h5>Legal Information Center/Law Library</h5>\\r\\n<p>Michael J. Slinger, associate dean for information services and technology; director, Legal Information Center<br />302-477-2111<br /><a href=\\\"mailto:mjslinger@widener.edu\\\">mjslinger@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<h5>&nbsp;</h5>\\r\\n<h5><a href=\\\"ipl://441//W10=////\\\">Registrar&rsquo;s Office</a></h5>\\r\\n<p>Tamara Graham, registrar<br />302-477-2037<br /><a href=\\\"mailto:tlgraham@widener.edu\\\">tlgraham@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<h5><a href=\\\"ipl://404//W10=////\\\">Student Affairs</a></h5>\\r\\n<p>Susan Goldberg, associate dean<br />302-477-2173<br /><a href=\\\"mailto:slgoldberg@widener.edu\\\">slgoldberg@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<p>Patrick J. Johnston, assistant dean<br />302-477-2199<br /><a href=\\\"mailto:pjjohnston@widener.edu\\\">pjjohnston@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<h5>Web Development</h5>\\r\\n<p>Nathan Garrison, Web Manager<br /> 302-477-2295<br /> <a href=\\\"mailto:ngarrison@widener.edu\\\">ngarrison@widener.edu</a></p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2018-08-15 19:43:09'),
(6731, 154, 'Externship and Clinic Application', 'clinic, externship, application', 'This page has the application and instructions for students wishing to enroll in clinical or externship programs.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Student Clinics and Externships Application Form\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/wl_012615_128-5.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>Students interested in enrolling in a clinic or externship must complete and submit the attached Student Clinic Application.</h1>\\r\\n<p class=\\\"p2\\\">The application provided below can be&nbsp;submitted to the following email address:&nbsp; <a href=\\\"mailto:fjcatania@widener.edu\\\">fjcatania@widener.edu</a>. Students submitting applications for the <a href=\\\"ipl://124//W10=////\\\">Delaware Civil Law Clinic</a> must be interviewed by <a href=\\\"ipl://20//WyIyNyJd////\\\">Prof. Harrington Conner</a>, and&nbsp;students submitting applications for the <a href=\\\"ipl://125//W10=////\\\">Criminal Defense Clinic</a> must be interviewed by <a href=\\\"ipl://20//WyIxMjYiXQ==////\\\">Professor Ritter</a>.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><strong><em>IMPORTANT REGISTRATION NOTICE&nbsp;- In order to graduate, a current&nbsp;2RD&nbsp;or&nbsp;2ED&nbsp;is REQUIRED&nbsp;to take at least&nbsp;SIX&nbsp;credits of skills courses; a&nbsp;3ED&nbsp;is&nbsp;REQUIRED&nbsp;to take at least FOUR&nbsp;credits&nbsp;of&nbsp;skills courses.</em></strong></p>\\r\\n<p><strong><em>IT IS TIME FOR ENROLLMENT IN CLINICS OR EXTERNSHIPS FOR THE SPRING 2019 SEMESTERS.</em></strong>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p>This is your opportunity to put what you&rsquo;ve been learning up until now to use in real legal work, representing indigent clients or working in a judge&rsquo;s chambers or a public interest law office &ndash;&nbsp;<strong>for academic credit</strong>.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>The enrollment period continues until Friday, November 16th</strong>&nbsp;(applications submitted after the deadline will be considered for positions in the clinic or externship applied for if space is available).</p>\\r\\n<p>To apply, download the&nbsp;<a href=\\\"irl://2143//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Experiential Courses Application</a>&nbsp;(pdf) form or&nbsp;<a href=\\\"irl://2142//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Experiential Courses Application</a> (docx). It contains descriptions of all of the experiential offerings (clinics and externships) for the Spring 2019 semester. You can download this form, complete it, and turn it in to faculty secretary Patti Burns (4<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;floor faculty secretarial area) by the deadline, along with a&nbsp;<strong>current r&eacute;sum&eacute;</strong>, an&nbsp;<strong>official transcript</strong>&nbsp;(from the Office of the Registrar), and a&nbsp;<strong>short writing sample</strong>&nbsp;that indicates your proficiency in legal reasoning and writing (R&eacute;sum&eacute; and writing sample can be submitted as email attachments to&nbsp;<em><a href=\\\"mailto:fjcatania@widener.edu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\">fjcatania@widener.edu</a></em>).</p>\\r\\n<p class=\\\"x_xmsonormal\\\">You can apply for more than one clinic or externship &ndash; simply indicate your order of preference among the courses offered in the appropriate place on the application form, and if you are not accepted for your first choice you will be considered for your subsequent choices.</p>\\r\\n<p class=\\\"x_xmsonormal\\\"><strong>If you have questions about the clinics</strong>, please do not hesitate to stop in to the offices of the clinics in the experiential wing on the 2<sup>nd</sup>&nbsp;floor of the Law Building and talk to clinic directors Professor Harrington-Conner (<strong>Delaware Civil Clinic</strong>&nbsp;-&nbsp;<span class=\\\"x_MsoHyperlink\\\"><em><a href=\\\"mailto:dlharringtonconner@widener.edu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\">dlharringtonconner@widener.edu</a></em></span>), Professor Morrell (<strong>Veterans Clinic</strong>&nbsp;&ndash;&nbsp;<span class=\\\"x_MsoHyperlink\\\"><em><a href=\\\"mailto:jrmorrell@widener.edu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\">jrmorrell@widener.edu</a></em></span>),&nbsp; and current students.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p class=\\\"x_xmsonormal\\\"><strong>If you have questions about&nbsp;</strong>the Inside/Out course, please feel free to stop and visit with Professor Griesmer in the experiential wing on the 2<sup>nd</sup>&nbsp;floor of the Law Building (<span class=\\\"x_MsoHyperlink\\\"><em><a href=\\\"mailto:rgriesmer@widener.edu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\">rgriesmer@widener.edu</a></em></span>).</p>\\r\\n<p class=\\\"x_xmsonormal\\\"><strong>If you have questions about Judicial or Public Interest Externships</strong>, please feel free to stop by Professor Catania&rsquo;s office (Room 405) or to contact him at&nbsp;<span class=\\\"x_MsoHyperlink\\\"><em><a href=\\\"mailto:fjcatania@widener.edu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\">fjcatania@widener.edu</a></em></span>.</p>\\r\\n<p class=\\\"x_MsoNormal\\\"><strong><em>NOTE</em></strong>:&nbsp;Although Professor Griesmer&rsquo;s course,&nbsp;<strong>INSIDE-OUT:&nbsp; Crime &amp; Punishment in the US</strong>, does not count toward your skills requirement, this course provides a unique opportunity to have multi-layered learning experience in context.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Clinics</h5>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://124//W10=////\\\">Delaware Civil Clinic</a>&nbsp;</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://127//W10=////\\\">Environmental and Natural Resources Law Clinic</a>&nbsp;</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://125//W10=////\\\">Criminal Defense Clinic (PA)</a>&nbsp;</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://128//W10=////\\\">Veterans Law Clinic</a>&nbsp;</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h5>Externships</h5>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://137//W10=////\\\">Judicial Externships</a>&nbsp;</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://136//W10=////\\\">Clinical Externships</a>&nbsp;</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h6>Application Deadline: Late applications will be given full consideration if there is space in the clinics.&nbsp;</h6>\\r\\n<p>Clinic faculty members will be happy to answer telephone, email, or in-person inquiries regarding the clinical and externship courses.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Prof. Francis J. Catania, Jr.<br /></strong>Judicial and Clinical/Public Interest Externship Program<br /><strong>Room</strong> 405<br /><strong>Ext.</strong> 2108<br /><strong>Email:&nbsp;</strong><a href=\\\"mailto:fjcatania@widener.edu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">fjcatania@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Prof. Dana Harrington-Conner<br /></strong>Delaware Civil Clinic<br /><strong>Room</strong> 304<br /><strong>Ext.</strong> 2161<br /><strong>Email:&nbsp;</strong><a href=\\\"mailto:dlharringtonconner@widener.edu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">dlharringtonconner@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Prof. Ken Kristl<br /></strong>Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic<br /><strong>Room</strong> 226<br /><strong>Ext.</strong> 2053<br /><strong>Email:&nbsp;</strong><a href=\\\"mailto:ktkristl@widener.edu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">ktkristl@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Prof. Judith Ritter<br /></strong>Criminal Defense Clinic<br /> <strong>Room</strong> 305<br /> <strong>Ext.</strong> 2121<br /><strong>Email:</strong>&nbsp;<a href=\\\"mailto:jlritter@widener.edu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">jlritter@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"2143\",\n    \"2142\"\n]', '', '2018-11-07 18:26:25'),
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(6740, 898, '2018-2019', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>The employment chart represents data reported to the American Bar Association (ABA) in April 2019 and reflects employment status as of April 4, 2019.</h1>\\r\\n<h1>See also: Employment Statistics and Trends 2017-2018</h1>\\r\\n<p>Download the 2018-19 Employment Statistics (pdf)</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><img src=\\\"irl://2369//\\\" alt=\\\"2018 Employment Statistics Chart\\\" width=\\\"95%\\\" /></p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"2369\"\n]', '', '2019-04-08 16:59:04'),
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(6743, 880, '2017-2018', '', '2017 Employment Statistics.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>The employment chart represents data reported to the American Bar Association (ABA) in March 2018 and reflects employment status as of March&nbsp;15, 2018.</h1>\\r\\n<h1>See also: <a href=\\\"ipl://834//W10=////\\\">Employment Statistics and Trends 2016-2017</a></h1>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://1975//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the 2017-18 Employment Statistics</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<hr />\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><img src=\\\"irl://1901//\\\" alt=\\\"\\\" width=\\\"95%\\\" /></p>\\r\\n<p><img src=\\\"irl://1902//\\\" alt=\\\"\\\" width=\\\"95%\\\" /></p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"1975\",\n    \"1901\",\n    \"1902\"\n]', '', '2019-04-08 17:02:32'),
(6744, 898, '2018-2019', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>The employment chart represents data reported to the American Bar Association (ABA) in April 2019 and reflects employment status as of April 4, 2019.</h1>\\r\\n<h1>See also: <a href=\\\"ipl://880//W10=////\\\">Employment Statistics and Trends 2017-2018</a></h1>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2370//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the 2018-19 Employment Statistics</a> (pdf)</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><img src=\\\"irl://2369//\\\" alt=\\\"2018 Employment Statistics Chart\\\" width=\\\"95%\\\" /></p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"2370\",\n    \"2369\"\n]', '', '2019-04-08 17:01:26'),
(6748, 581, 'Legal Studies Academic Calendar', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Legal Studies Academic Calendar\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><strong>Summer 2018</strong><br /><br /> <strong>May 9:</strong> Wednesday, Orientation for New Summer 2018 Incoming Students &ndash; 5:30 p.m. Polishook Hall &ndash; (Room TBA)<br /> <strong>May 14:</strong> Monday, First Summer session begins (seated &amp; online classes)<br /> <strong>May 14-15:</strong> Drop/Add period for the first summer session<br /> <strong>May 28:</strong> Monday, Memorial Day Holiday (No Seated Classes)<br /> <strong>June 25:</strong> Monday, last day of classes for the Summer Session One<br /> <strong>June 26 &amp; 27:</strong> Final Examinations Summer One (Tuesday &amp; Wednesday)<br /> <strong>July 2:</strong> Monday, Second Summer Session begins<br /> <strong>July 2-3:</strong> Drop/Add period for the Second Summer Session<br /> <strong>July 4-5:</strong> Holiday &ndash; NO Classes &ndash;University Closed<br /> <strong>August 14:</strong> Tuesday, last day of classes for the Second Summer Session<br /> <strong>August 15-16:</strong> Final Examinations Summer Two (Wednesday &amp; Thursday)<br /> <strong>August 22:</strong> Wednesday, Orientation for New Incoming Fall 2018 Students 5:30 p.m. Polishook Hall (Room TBA)<br /> <strong>August 28:</strong> Monday, Fall 2018 semester begins</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Fall&nbsp;2018</strong><br /><br /><strong>August 22:</strong>&nbsp;Wednesday, Orientation for New Incoming Students &ndash; 5:30 p.m. - Polishook Hall, Room 203<br /> <strong>August 27:</strong> Monday, LEI seated &amp; online classes commence<br /> <strong>August 27:</strong> Monday, Extended Learning seated &amp; online classes commence<br /> <strong>August 27 &ndash; August 31:</strong> Drop/Add period<br /> <strong>September 3:</strong> Monday, Labor Day Holiday (No Classes/Offices Closed)<br /> <strong>November 21-23:</strong> Thanksgiving Holiday (No Classes)<br /> <strong>December 13*:</strong> Last Day of Classes &ndash; ONLY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY &amp; THURSDAY CLASSES MEET THIS WEEK, NO TUESDAY CLASSES<br /> <strong>December 14-19:</strong> Final Examination Period</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>SPRING 2019</strong><br /><br /> <strong>January 3:</strong> Thursday, Orientation for New Incoming&nbsp;Students &ndash; 5:30 p.m. - Polishook Hall, Room 203<br /> <strong>January 7:</strong> Monday, Legal Studies classes commence (seated &amp; online)<br /> <strong>January 7-11:</strong> Add/Drop period for Legal Studies<br /><strong>January 14:</strong> Extended Learning classes commence<br /> <strong>January 21:</strong> Monday, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Holiday (NO SEATED CLASSES) OFFICES CLOSED<br /> <strong>March 4-8:</strong> Spring Break &ndash; NO SEATED OR ONLINE CLASSES<br /><strong>April 29:</strong> Monday, Last Day of Legal Studies Classes<br /> <strong>May 1-6:</strong> Legal Studies Final Examination Period<br /><strong>May 8:</strong> Wednesday, Orientation for NEW Summer students<br /><strong>May 13:</strong> Monday, Summer Session 1 commences<br /> <strong>May 17:</strong>&nbsp;Friday, Commencement &ndash; Bachelor &amp; Associate Degrees - The Mann Center of the Performing Arts in Philadelphia, PA (<a href=\\\"https://manncenter.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://manncenter.org</a>) at 4:00 PM<br /> <strong>May 20:</strong> Monday, Legal Studies Certificate Ceremony Delaware Campus &ndash; Barristers&rsquo; Club &ndash; 5:30 p.m.</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2018-11-07 14:42:23'),
(6751, 544, 'JD Registration ', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"JD Registration \",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h3>Student Registration Planning</h3>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2371//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Student Planning Registration Guide</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h3>Registration</h3>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2139//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the Full 2019 Spring Registration Guidelines</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2135//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the Full 2019 Spring Registration Guidelines</a> (doc)</p>\\r\\n<p>On-line registration for the Spring 2019 semester will begin<strong> November 15, 2018</strong>. All currently registered students will receive e-mails to their Delaware Law email account directing them to check for their specific day and time for online registration. Students may register for courses any time on or after their designated on-line registration date. Registration will close on <strong>Friday, January 11, 2019</strong>. Any changes to registration after the closing dates must be made at the Registrar&rsquo;s Office.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>All students MUST follow the required course sequences set forth on the last three pages of this information packet. &nbsp;</strong><strong>Exceptions to the required course sequence are permitted only with the prior approval of the Office of Student Affairs. Failure to register for the required courses in the sequence set forth below is likely to result in closed sections, examination conficts, and delays in meeting graduation requirements. Regular Division students MUST enroll for a minimum of 12 and a maximum of 16 credits. Extended division students MUST enroll for a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 11 credits</strong>. <strong>Your academic advisor in the office of student affairs is available to assist you with planning your schedule.</strong></p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"2371\",\n    \"2139\",\n    \"2135\"\n]', 'on', '2020-11-19 15:07:43');
