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(9538, 309, 'Delaware\'s Law School ', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Delaware\'s Law School\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/flickr_downtown_wilmington.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Delaware Law School&nbsp;is a vibrant community with a diverse student body in both full and part-time programs, a distinguished faculty, and a dedicated staff.</p>\\r\\n<p>Nearly 12,000 alumni practice locally and throughout the world; among them are current and past presidents of the Delaware, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey bar associations and 224 judges, including a sitting Justice of the Delaware Supreme Court and a sitting Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p>Jump to: <a href=\\\"#opportunities\\\">Professional Opportunities</a>&nbsp;| <a href=\\\"#location\\\">Location, Location, Location</a>&nbsp;| <a href=\\\"#culture\\\">Cultural Offerings</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp;<a href=\\\"#recreation\\\">Recreational Choices</a></p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p>The only law school in the state, Delaware Law School is enmeshed in Delaware\'s unique legal culture which prizes civility and respect within the bench and bar. Delaware\'s preeminence in corporate law, bankruptcy, and intellectual property, combined with the Law School\'s influential presence in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, give students abundant opportunities for clerkships, externships, pro bono experiences, and permanent employment after graduation.</p>\\r\\n<p>We emphasize applied learning and community engagement with a new curriculum and pedagogical model that gives every student frequent opportunities for expression and feedback. Our distinctive experiential and interdisciplinary signature programs give students additional opportunities to specialize in corporate law, environmental law, family and health law, and advocacy. We emphasize the tools students need to do what lawyers do best: help those who face legal challenges needing practical solutions.&nbsp; We lead in public service, professional training, and continuing legal education.&nbsp; We teach with purpose to make a real difference for our students, our alumni, and our extended legal community.</p>\\r\\n<p>Since 1975, when our first class graduated, Delaware Law School has been a trusted resource in Delaware and throughout the region. <strong>We are Delaware\'s only law school, but we are not only Delaware\'s Law School.</strong></p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"opportunities\\\"></a>Professional Opportunities</h5>\\r\\n<p>By the time you graduate, you will have developed deep knowledge and valuable practical skills in corporate law, family and health law, environmental law, criminal advocacy, or any number of other practice areas. Your professional prospects will expand when you connect with networks of alumni and friends throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, and elsewhere.</p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"location\\\"></a>Location, Location, Location</h5>\\r\\n<p>Our Delaware campus is situated along the northeast corridor between Washington and New York. We are located just five miles from Wilmington, America&rsquo;s &ldquo;corporate capital&rdquo;&mdash;the perfect place to focus on corporate and business law, intellectual property law, and business bankruptcy law. The prestigious courts in Delaware, combined with a thriving corporate practice environment, provide a range of opportunities for legal externships and employment, including an opportunity for select students to clerk for justices of the Delaware Supreme Court.</p>\\r\\n<h5><a id=\\\"culture\\\"></a>Cultural Offerings</h5>\\r\\n<p>Situated in the Brandywine River Valley, Delaware Law is close to a number of well-known cultural attractions, including Longwood Gardens, the Winterthur Museum, the Hagley Museum and Library, and the Wilmington Grand Opera House. Washington, D.C., New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore are easily accessible. Philadelphia offers a number of historic and cultural attractions, including Independence Hall, the Barnes Museum, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Franklin Institute. 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(9539, 308, 'Our Story', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Our Story\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/img_0370-5.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Since 1975, when our first law class graduated, Delaware Law has been a trusted resource in the region. We have educated nearly 12,000 alumni, many of whom have risen to positions of leadership on the bench and in the bar. They include&nbsp;current and past presidents of the Delaware, New Jersey, and Philadelphia bar associations; and nearly&nbsp;195 judges, including a sitting Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court and a sitting Justice of the Delaware Supreme Court. &nbsp;</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p>In addition to conducting energizing classroom discussions, our faculty is known for scholarship, and their work is frequently cited nationally and internationally. These influential contributions are often collaborative, involving jurists, practitioners, and our students and alumni. They tackle interesting issues with innovative approaches, understanding that the law is an ever-evolving body of work that must meet the challenges of each new generation.</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [\n        {\n            \"type\": \"bottom_quote\",\n            \"display_title\": \"Alan Garfield, Professor of law\",\n            \"quote\": \"Delaware was the first state to ratify the Constitution. Despite its small size, it has a large presence in the law and a very sophisticated bar. The ultimate point of the law is to promote justice, and lawyers are the guardians of justice in our society. Being a lawyer is a great privilege, a great honor.\",\n            \"attribution\": \"Alan Garfield, Professor of law\"\n        },\n        {\n            \"type\": \"info_box\",\n            \"display_title\": \"Why Delaware?\",\n            \"title\": \"Why Delaware?\",\n            \"content\": \"<p><a href=\\\"ipl://6//W10=////\\\"><span class=\\\"comment-text \\\"><span style=\\\"white-space: pre-wrap;\\\">Learn about the Delaware Way</span></span></a></p>\\r\\n<p><span class=\\\"comment-text \\\"><span style=\\\"white-space: pre-wrap;\\\"><a href=\\\"ipl://309//W10=////\\\">Learn about Delaware\'s Law School</a></span></span></p>\"\n        }\n    ],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 1, '', '', '[]', '', '2021-06-10 15:12:38'),
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(9545, 528, 'Faculty', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Faculty Services\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Our law librarians are available to help faculty with their research needs. Not sure who to call? Contact your <a href=\\\"ipl://529//W10=////\\\">library liaison</a>&nbsp;or the reference desk. Adjunct faculty should contact the <a href=\\\"ipl://525//W10=////\\\">reference desk</a>.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><strong>Training and Support<br /></strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"irl://3027//\\\">Faculty Publications List</a> (January 2021)</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"https://goo.gl/9heIFR\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Resources for Law School Teaching and Assessment</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://531//W10=////\\\">Training Request Form</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://654//W10=////\\\">Instructional Media Services (IMS)</a>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://659//W10=////\\\">Request IMS services</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://690//W10=////\\\">Classroom Problem Report Form</a></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n</li>\\r\\n<li>Teaching and Learning Technology Training Room,&nbsp; available to faculty/staff/students <a href=\\\"https://tinyurl.com/trainingreserve\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">by reservation</a>. The room is on the 2nd floor of the library.</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://blogs.law.widener.edu/etc/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Educational Technology Documentation and Training</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"irl://330//\\\">Research Assistant Training Program</a></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Research</strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://529//W10=////\\\">Library Liaison Program</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://530//W10=////\\\">Faculty Research Request Form</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a title=\\\"Library Catalog\\\" href=\\\"http://libcat.widener.edu/\\\">Library Catalog</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://521//W10=////\\\">Online research/Databases </a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://libcat.widener.edu/screens/ill_links.html\\\">ILL/ILLIAD InterLibrary Loan Form</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a title=\\\"Lexis\\\" href=\\\"http://www.lexisnexis.com/lawschool/\\\">Lexis</a>, <a title=\\\"Westlaw\\\" href=\\\"http://lawschool.westlaw.com/\\\">Westlaw</a>&nbsp;access\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>For help with your account contact <a href=\\\"mailto:jslindenmuth@widener.edu\\\">Janet Lindenmuth</a> (x2245)</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://libguides.law.widener.edu/publishing\\\">Publishing Information</a></li>\\r\\n<li>If you would like to recommend a resource for the library to add to the collection, please contact <a href=\\\"mailto:mmstewart@widener.edu?subject=suggestion\\\">Maggie Adams</a>&nbsp; (x2039) with your suggestion.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Teaching</strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://www.cali.org/\\\">CALI</a></li>\\r\\n<li>Contact the Reference Desk to obtain the CALI Authorization Code for Faculty.</li>\\r\\n<li>Course reserves- Faculty handouts, books and videos may be placed on Reserve for student use.\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Fill out&nbsp;t<a href=\\\"irl://2932//\\\">his form</a> and return it to the library circulation desk.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n</li>\\r\\n<li>Librarian guest speaker &ndash; If you would like to have a librarian speak to your class please contact your library liaison.</li>\\r\\n<li>Classroom technology training - use the <a href=\\\"ipl://531//W10=////\\\">faculty training form</a>.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Current Awareness</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://0-cilp.nellco.org.libcat.widener.edu/\\\">CILP</a> - SmartCILP is a personalized weekly email delivery of Current Index to Legal Periodicals. Contact&nbsp;<a href=\\\"mailto:mmstewart@widener.edu\\\">Maggie Adams</a> (x2039) to have your subscription profile set up or modified.</li>\\r\\n<li>You can set up clipping or alerts in both&nbsp;<a href=\\\"http://lawschool.lexis.com/\\\">Lexis,</a> <a href=\\\"http://lawschool.westlaw.com/\\\">Westlaw</a>, and other databases. Contact your&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://529//W10=////\\\">library liaison</a> for assistance.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\"\n}', 7, '', '', '[\n    \"3027\",\n    \"330\",\n    \"2932\"\n]', 'on', '2022-02-04 16:21:40'),
(9546, 528, 'Faculty', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Faculty Services\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Our law librarians are available to help faculty with their research needs. Not sure who to call? Contact your <a href=\\\"ipl://529//W10=////\\\">library liaison</a>&nbsp;or the reference desk. Adjunct faculty should contact the <a href=\\\"ipl://525//W10=////\\\">reference desk</a>.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><strong>Training and Support<br /></strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"irl://3314//\\\">Faculty Publications List</a> (January 2022)</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"https://goo.gl/9heIFR\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Resources for Law School Teaching and Assessment</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://531//W10=////\\\">Training Request Form</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://654//W10=////\\\">Instructional Media Services (IMS)</a>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://659//W10=////\\\">Request IMS services</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://690//W10=////\\\">Classroom Problem Report Form</a></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n</li>\\r\\n<li>Teaching and Learning Technology Training Room,&nbsp; available to faculty/staff/students <a href=\\\"https://tinyurl.com/trainingreserve\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">by reservation</a>. The room is on the 2nd floor of the library.</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://blogs.law.widener.edu/etc/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Educational Technology Documentation and Training</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"irl://330//\\\">Research Assistant Training Program</a></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Research</strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://529//W10=////\\\">Library Liaison Program</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://530//W10=////\\\">Faculty Research Request Form</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a title=\\\"Library Catalog\\\" href=\\\"http://libcat.widener.edu/\\\">Library Catalog</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://521//W10=////\\\">Online research/Databases </a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://libcat.widener.edu/screens/ill_links.html\\\">ILL/ILLIAD InterLibrary Loan Form</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a title=\\\"Lexis\\\" href=\\\"http://www.lexisnexis.com/lawschool/\\\">Lexis</a>, <a title=\\\"Westlaw\\\" href=\\\"http://lawschool.westlaw.com/\\\">Westlaw</a>&nbsp;access\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>For help with your account contact <a href=\\\"mailto:jslindenmuth@widener.edu\\\">Janet Lindenmuth</a> (x2245)</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://libguides.law.widener.edu/publishing\\\">Publishing Information</a></li>\\r\\n<li>If you would like to recommend a resource for the library to add to the collection, please contact <a href=\\\"mailto:mmstewart@widener.edu?subject=suggestion\\\">Maggie Adams</a>&nbsp; (x2039) with your suggestion.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Teaching</strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://www.cali.org/\\\">CALI</a></li>\\r\\n<li>Contact the Reference Desk to obtain the CALI Authorization Code for Faculty.</li>\\r\\n<li>Course reserves- Faculty handouts, books and videos may be placed on Reserve for student use.\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Fill out&nbsp;t<a href=\\\"irl://2932//\\\">his form</a> and return it to the library circulation desk.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n</li>\\r\\n<li>Librarian guest speaker &ndash; If you would like to have a librarian speak to your class please contact your library liaison.</li>\\r\\n<li>Classroom technology training - use the <a href=\\\"ipl://531//W10=////\\\">faculty training form</a>.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Current Awareness</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://0-cilp.nellco.org.libcat.widener.edu/\\\">CILP</a> - SmartCILP is a personalized weekly email delivery of Current Index to Legal Periodicals. Contact&nbsp;<a href=\\\"mailto:mmstewart@widener.edu\\\">Maggie Adams</a> (x2039) to have your subscription profile set up or modified.</li>\\r\\n<li>You can set up clipping or alerts in both&nbsp;<a href=\\\"http://lawschool.lexis.com/\\\">Lexis,</a> <a href=\\\"http://lawschool.westlaw.com/\\\">Westlaw</a>, and other databases. Contact your&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://529//W10=////\\\">library liaison</a> for assistance.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 7, '', '', '[\n    \"330\",\n    \"2932\"\n]', '', '2022-01-31 18:31:45'),
(9547, 543, 'JD Class Rankings &amp; Deans List', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"JD Class Rankings &amp; Deans List\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Dean\'s Lists and Class Rankings are posted on this site at the end of each semester. These documents may be updated during the year.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><strong>Understanding Dean&rsquo;s Honors and Class Rank</strong><br /><br /><strong>Dean&rsquo;s Honors List &ndash; based on TERM GPA</strong><br />Each fall and spring semester, the students in each division who achieve a semester grade point average placing them in the top 20% of all students in their year and division will be placed on the Dean&rsquo;s Honors List for that semester. An Honors List notation will appear on the transcript of each student placed on the Dean&rsquo;s Honors List.<br /><br /><strong>Class Rank &ndash; based on CUMULATIVE GPA</strong><br />Each fall and spring semester, the students in each division of the Law School whose grades place them in the top 25% of their class shall be ranked numerically by class. Numerical rankings are listed by anonymous number only for students whose cumulative GPA meets or exceeds the 25% cutoff for their division.<br /><br />The Law School will also publish the grade point average cutoffs for the top 50% for each class by division in five percent increments and for the top third and middle third of each class by division.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Spring 2021</strong><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3163//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Spring 2021</a>&nbsp;(pdf) <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3162//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Spring 2021</a>&nbsp;(pdf)&nbsp;<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3165//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Regular Division Spring 2021</a>&nbsp;(pdf)<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3164//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Extended&nbsp;Division Spring 2021</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Fall 2020<br /></strong><a href=\\\"irl://3037//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Fall 2020</a>&nbsp;(pdf) <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3039//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Fall 2020</a>&nbsp;(pdf)&nbsp;<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3040//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Regular Division Fall 2020</a>&nbsp;(pdf)<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3038//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Extended&nbsp;Division Fall 2020</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Spring 2020</strong><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2823//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Spring 2020</a>&nbsp;(pdf) <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2822//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Spring 2020</a>&nbsp;(pdf)&nbsp;<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2825//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Regular Division Spring 2020</a>&nbsp;(pdf)<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2824//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Extended&nbsp;Division Spring 2020</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Fall 2019</strong><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2637//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Fall 2019</a>&nbsp;(pdf) <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2635//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Fall 2019</a>&nbsp;(pdf)&nbsp;<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2634//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Regular Division Fall 2019</a>&nbsp;(pdf)<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2636//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Extended&nbsp;Division Fall 2019</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Spring 2019</strong><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2448//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Spring 2019</a>&nbsp;(pdf) <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2449//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Spring 2019</a>&nbsp;(pdf)&nbsp;<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2450//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Regular Division Spring 2019</a>&nbsp;(pdf)<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2451//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Extended&nbsp;Division Spring 2019</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Fall 2018</strong><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2247//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Fall 2018</a>&nbsp;(pdf) <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2246//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Fall 2018</a>&nbsp;(pdf)&nbsp;<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2249//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Regular Division Fall 2018</a>&nbsp;(pdf)<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2245//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Extended&nbsp;Division Fall 2018</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Spring 2018</strong><br /><a href=\\\"//delawarelaw.widener.edu/files/resources/18spdeanslistcutoffs.pdf\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Spring 2018</a>&nbsp;(pdf) <br /><br /><a href=\\\"//delawarelaw.widener.edu/files/resources/18sprankchart.pdf\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Spring 2018</a>&nbsp;(pdf)&nbsp;<br /><br /><a href=\\\"//delawarelaw.widener.edu/files/resources/numericalrankingsp18regulardivision.pdf\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Regular Division Spring 2018</a>&nbsp;(pdf)<br /><br /><a href=\\\"//delawarelaw.widener.edu/files/resources/numericalrankingsp18extendeddivision.pdf\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Extended&nbsp;Division Spring 2018</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Fall 2017</strong><br /><a href=\\\"irl://1754//\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Fall 2017</a>&nbsp;(docx) <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://1755//\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Fall 2017</a>&nbsp;(docx)&nbsp;<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://1757//\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Regular Division Fall 2017</a>&nbsp;(xlsx)<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://1756//\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Extended&nbsp;Division Fall 2017</a>&nbsp;(xlsx)<br /><br /><strong>Spring 2017</strong><br /><a href=\\\"irl://1557//\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Spring 2017</a>&nbsp;(docx) <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://1558//\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Spring&nbsp;2017</a> (docx)&nbsp;<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://1560//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Regular Division Spring&nbsp;2017</a> (pdf)<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://1559//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank 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(9548, 982, 'DEI Events', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Upcoming Events\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h5><img style=\\\"float: right;\\\" src=\\\"irl://3226//\\\" alt=\\\"\\\" width=\\\"33%\\\" />Panel Discussion on Inequity and Segregation in the Delaware Public School System</h5>\\r\\n<p>Please join the Delaware Barristers Association and the Delaware chapter of the American Constitution Society for a panel discussion on inequity and segregation in the Delaware public school system and potential solutions.&nbsp; Panelists will include:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Senator Elizabeth Lockman, Delaware General Assembly</li>\\r\\n<li>Professor Leland Ware, University of Delaware</li>\\r\\n<li>Richard Morse, Esq., ACLU</li>\\r\\n<li>Councilman Jea Street, Wilmington City Council</li>\\r\\n<li>Professor Daniel Rich, University of Delaware</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p>For the Delaware Law School community, this panel ties in directly with this year&rsquo;s <a href=\\\"ipl://983//W10=////\\\">Delaware Law Engages Program at DLS</a> which reviewed the book: <em>Choosing Equality: Essays and Narratives on the Desegregation Experience</em>, by Professor Leland Ware of the University of Delaware, and Professor Bob Hayman of the Delaware Law School.&nbsp; The DLS community is invited to attend the Delaware Barristers and the ACS in discussing Public Education Seminar.</p>\\r\\n<p class=\\\"x_MsoNormal\\\">This event will take place both in person at the Delaware Law School and via Zoom.&nbsp; Dinner will be served.</p>\\r\\n<p class=\\\"x_MsoNormal\\\">For those participating remotely, <a href=\\\"https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07eiqhfhuj30e5f331&amp;oseq=&amp;c=7c062f30-cce4-11e8-b321-d4ae528eb986&amp;ch=7c1b16c0-cce4-11e8-b321-d4ae528eb986\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">please register&nbsp;to receive the Zoom information</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p class=\\\"x_MsoNormal\\\"><a href=\\\"irl://3227//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the Flyer</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<p><strong>Dear Delaware Law School Community:</strong></p>\\r\\n<p><img style=\\\"float: left; padding: 5px;\\\" src=\\\"irl://3221//\\\" alt=\\\"\\\" width=\\\"40%\\\" />Please join DLS and the Latin American Law Students Association in viewing: A Conversation with U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor.</p>\\r\\n<p>Tuesday, October 26, 2021, 5:00-6:30pm, Room L119 &ndash; Main Law Building</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>All members of the DLS community are invited</strong> to attend this 1-hour viewing and following discussion to share reflections and insight. Light refreshments will be provided.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Topic: A Conversation with U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor</h5>\\r\\n<p><strong>Description:</strong> Video viewing - A fireside discussion with U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor.</p>\\r\\n<p>Biography: Sonia Sotomayor, Associate Justice, was born in Bronx, New York, on June 25, 1954. She earned a B.A. in 1976 from Princeton University, graduating summa cum laude and receiving the university\'s highest academic honor. In 1979, she earned a J.D. from Yale Law School where she served as an editor of the Yale Law Journal. She thereafter served as Assistant District Attorney in the New York County District Attorney\'s Office from 1979&ndash;1984. She then litigated international commercial matters in New York City at Pavia &amp; Harcourt, where she was an associate and then partner from 1984&ndash;1992. In 1991, President George H.W. Bush nominated her to the U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, and she served in that role from 1992&ndash;1998. She then served as a judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit from 1998&ndash;2009. President Barack Obama nominated her as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court on May 26, 2009, and she assumed this role August 8, 2009.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Welcome Remarks:</strong> ABA President Reginald M. Turner, Jr.<br /><strong>Speaker:</strong> The Honorable Sonia Sotomayor, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United States<br /><strong>Moderator:</strong> Jaime &ldquo;Jim&rdquo; Taronji</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h5><img style=\\\"float: left;\\\" src=\\\"irl://3216//\\\" alt=\\\"Community Reading Group Flyer\\\" width=\\\"35%\\\" />Widener Community Reading Group &ndash; Discussion on The Color of Law</h5>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://3215//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the flyer</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p>Click here to RSVP via email to Molly Wolf:&nbsp;<a id=\\\"LPlnk972533\\\" href=\\\"mailto:mmwolf@widener.edu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\" data-linkindex=\\\"0\\\">mmwolf@widener.edu</a></p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"3227\",\n    \"3215\",\n    \"3226\",\n    \"3221\",\n    \"3216\"\n]', '', '2021-11-03 20:10:33'),
(9549, 982, 'DEI Events', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Upcoming Events\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><strong>21-Day Racial Equity Habit Building Challenge</strong></p>\\r\\n<p>At the start of the spring 2022 semester and during the following twenty-one (21) days, as a community, Delaware Law School participated in the&nbsp;<strong>21-Day Racial Equity Habit-Building Challenge</strong>. &nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>For reference, the Racial Equity Challenge content is posted under this section in the&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://258//W10=////\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\" data-linkindex=\\\"5\\\">Resources link</a>.&nbsp;</li>\\r\\n<li><strong>Thanks to all students, faculty and staff who participated in the challenge and encouraged others to do so!</strong></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p>In culmination of the challenge, there will be a video viewing with facilitated breakout discussions scheduled for&nbsp;<strong>Thursday, February 10, 2022</strong>.&nbsp; See attached flyer.</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><strong><em>Walk the Walk</em></strong>&nbsp;was prepared for the American Bar Association. &nbsp; It is an approx. 30-minute video in which actors portray a diverse group of lawyers working at the same law firm. &nbsp; Many of the lawyers appear to be well-intended, but consciously or unconsciously they say and do a lot of things that show a lack of sensitivity to their colleagues or reduce people to a stereotype. &nbsp; It is an engaging video that attendees will be eager to discuss immediately after watching it.&nbsp; That&rsquo;s the &ldquo;<strong>Talk the Talk</strong>&rdquo; part of the program. &nbsp;Students, faculty and staff are invited to sign-up to watch the video and participate in small groups of about 10 to 15 people to discuss it for 30 to 40 minutes.</li>\\r\\n<li><strong>Sign up link is included in <a href=\\\"irl://3321//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">the flyer</a> (pdf) (and&nbsp;</strong><a href=\\\"https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0c48aca922aafd0-walk\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\"><strong>here</strong></a><strong>)!</strong></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h3>Past/Recent Events</h3>\\r\\n<h5><img style=\\\"float: right;\\\" src=\\\"irl://3226//\\\" alt=\\\"\\\" width=\\\"33%\\\" />Panel Discussion on Inequity and Segregation in the Delaware Public School System</h5>\\r\\n<p>Please join the Delaware Barristers Association and the Delaware chapter of the American Constitution Society for a panel discussion on inequity and segregation in the Delaware public school system and potential solutions.&nbsp; Panelists will include:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Senator Elizabeth Lockman, Delaware General Assembly</li>\\r\\n<li>Professor Leland Ware, University of Delaware</li>\\r\\n<li>Richard Morse, Esq., ACLU</li>\\r\\n<li>Councilman Jea Street, Wilmington City Council</li>\\r\\n<li>Professor Daniel Rich, University of Delaware</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p>For the Delaware Law School community, this panel ties in directly with this year&rsquo;s <a href=\\\"ipl://983//W10=////\\\">Delaware Law Engages Program at DLS</a> which reviewed the book: <em>Choosing Equality: Essays and Narratives on the Desegregation Experience</em>, by Professor Leland Ware of the University of Delaware, and Professor Bob Hayman of the Delaware Law School.&nbsp; The DLS community is invited to attend the Delaware Barristers and the ACS in discussing Public Education Seminar.</p>\\r\\n<p class=\\\"x_MsoNormal\\\">This event will take place both in person at the Delaware Law School and via Zoom.&nbsp; Dinner will be served.</p>\\r\\n<p class=\\\"x_MsoNormal\\\">For those participating remotely, <a href=\\\"https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07eiqhfhuj30e5f331&amp;oseq=&amp;c=7c062f30-cce4-11e8-b321-d4ae528eb986&amp;ch=7c1b16c0-cce4-11e8-b321-d4ae528eb986\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">please register&nbsp;to receive the Zoom information</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p class=\\\"x_MsoNormal\\\"><a href=\\\"irl://3227//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the Flyer</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<p><strong>Dear Delaware Law School Community:</strong></p>\\r\\n<p><img style=\\\"float: left; padding: 5px;\\\" src=\\\"irl://3221//\\\" alt=\\\"\\\" width=\\\"40%\\\" />Please join DLS and the Latin American Law Students Association in viewing: A Conversation with U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor.</p>\\r\\n<p>Tuesday, October 26, 2021, 5:00-6:30pm, Room L119 &ndash; Main Law Building</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>All members of the DLS community are invited</strong> to attend this 1-hour viewing and following discussion to share reflections and insight. 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(9550, 258, 'Resources', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Legal and Other Resources \",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/deixxl228374876banner1920x750px.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p>Below is a list of recently acquired DEI-related books available at the Widener Delaware Law School library. Additional DEI-related materials are available.</p>\\r\\n<table style=\\\"border-collapse: collapse; width: 100%;\\\" border=\\\"1\\\">\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: center; width: 26.0669%;\\\"><strong>Author</strong></td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: center; width: 33.3333%;\\\"><strong>Title</strong></td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: center; width: 40.4844%;\\\"><strong>Library Catalog Link</strong></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Balko, Radley &amp; Tucker Carrington</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist: A True Story of Injustice in the American South</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410519~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410519~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Barnett, Brittany K.</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">A Knock at Midnight: A Story of Hope, Justice, And Freedom</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410565~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410565~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Batlan, Felice</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">Women and Justice for the Poor: A History of Legal Aid, 1863&ndash;1945</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410473~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410473~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Bell, Derrick A.</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">Race, Racism and American Law, 6d</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410726~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410726~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Benjamin, Ruha</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">Race After Technology: Abolitionist Tools for the New Jim Code</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410726~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410558~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Blackmon, Douglas A.</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">Slavery by Another Name: The Re-Enslavement of Black Americans from the Civil War to World War II</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410524~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410524~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Brown, Dorthy</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">The Whiteness of Wealth: How the tax system</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410557~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410557~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Delgado, Richard</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">Critical Race Theory: the Cutting Edge, 3d</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410557~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410687~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Desmond, Matthew</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1395697~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1395697~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">DiAngelo, Robin J.</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">White fragility : why it\'s so hard to talk to white people about racism</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1405390~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1405390~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Eberhardt, Jennifer</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">Biased: Uncovering the Hidden Prejudice</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410559~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410559~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Egerton, Douglas R</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">The wars of Reconstruction : the brief, violent history of America\'s most progressive era</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1419971\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1419971</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Finkelman, Paul</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">Supreme injustice : slavery in the nation\'s highest court</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410686\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410686</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Forman, James Jr.</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410557~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410471~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Hinton, Elizabeth</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">From the War on Poverty to the War on Crime: The Making of Mass Incarceration in America</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410502~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410502~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Jones, Martha S.,</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">Birthright citizens: a history of race and rights in antebellum America</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410501~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410501~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Kendi, Ibram X.</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">How to be an Antiracist</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1409497~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1409497~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Kendi, Ibram X.</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America.</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410472~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410472~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Kimberl&eacute; Williams Crenshaw, Luke Charles Harris, Daniel Martinez HoSang, and George Lipsitz</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">Seeing race again : countering colorblindness across the disciplines</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410685~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410685~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Luxenburg, Steve</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">Separate: The Story of Plessy v. Ferguson, and America&rsquo;s Journey from Slavery to Segregation</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410560~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410560~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Natapoff, Alexandra</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">Punishment without crime : how our massive misdemeanor system traps the innocent and makes America more unequal</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410561~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410561~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Sharfstein, Daniel J.</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">The Invisible Line: Three American Families and the Secret Journey from Black to White</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410526~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410526~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 26.0669%;\\\">Stevenson, Bryan</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 33.3333%;\\\">A Perilous Path: talking Race, Inequality and the Law</td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"width: 40.4844%;\\\"><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410520~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1410520~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Wilentz, Sean</td>\\r\\n<td>No property in man : slavery and antislavery at the nation\'s founding</td>\\r\\n<td>h<a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1419976\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">ttps://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1419976</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</tbody>\\r\\n</table>\\r\\n<table style=\\\"border-collapse: collapse; width: 100%;\\\" border=\\\"1\\\">\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td colspan=\\\"3\\\"><strong>Books received from West Publishing Fall 2020</strong></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: center; width: 26.0669%;\\\"><strong>Author</strong></td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: center; width: 33.3333%;\\\"><strong>Title</strong></td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: center; width: 40.4844%;\\\"><strong>Library Catalog Link</strong></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Banks, Ralph Richard</td>\\r\\n<td>Racial justice and law : cases and materials</td>\\r\\n<td><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1407993~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1407993~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Brown, Dorothy A.</td>\\r\\n<td>Critical race theory : cases, materials, and problems</td>\\r\\n<td><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1407992~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\" data-linkindex=\\\"22\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1407992~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Mahoney, Martha R.</td>\\r\\n<td>Cases and materials on social justice : professionals, communities, and law</td>\\r\\n<td><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1353040~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1353040~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>McClain, Russell A.</td>\\r\\n<td>The guide to belonging in law school</td>\\r\\n<td><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1407986~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1407986~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Moran, Rachel F.</td>\\r\\n<td>Race law stories</td>\\r\\n<td><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1407987~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1407987~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Perea, Juan F.</td>\\r\\n<td>Race and races : cases and resources for a diverse America</td>\\r\\n<td><a href=\\\"https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1407996~S3\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\" data-linkindex=\\\"26\\\">https://libcat.widener.edu/record=b1407996~S3</a></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</tbody>\\r\\n</table>\\r\\n<h3>Helpful Links</h3>\\r\\n<h5>GENERAL</h5>\\r\\n<p>American Bar Association: <a title=\\\" \\\" href=\\\"http://www.americanbar.org/groups/diversity/diversity_pipeline/projects_initiatives/legal_opportunity_scholarship.html\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.americanbar.org</a><br />ABA Diversity and Inclusion Center:&nbsp;<a href=\\\"https://www.americanbar.org/groups/diversity/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.americanbar.org/groups/diversity/</a><br />CLEO: <a title=\\\"www.cleoscholars.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.cleoscholars.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.cleoscholars.org</a><br />Delaware State Bar Association: <a href=\\\"http://www.dsba.org/sections-committees/sections-of-the-bar/multicultural-judges-lawyers/\\\">www.dsba.org/multicultural_lawyers_projects.htm</a><a title=\\\"www.discoverlaw.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.discoverlaw.org\\\"><br /></a>DiscoverLaw: <a href=\\\"http://www.discoverlaw.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.discoverlaw.org<br /></a>Law School Admission Council: <a title=\\\"www.lsac.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.lsac.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.lsac.org</a><br />LSAC Diversity in Law School: <a href=\\\"https://www.lsac.org/discover-law/diversity-law-school\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.lsac.org/discover-law/diversity-law-school</a> <br />Minority Corporate Counsel Association: <a title=\\\"www.mcca.com\\\" href=\\\"http://www.mcca.com\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.mcca.com<br /></a>National Association of Women Judges: <a title=\\\"www.nawj.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.nawj.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.nawj.org<br /></a>Philadelphia Diversity Law Group: <a href=\\\"http://www.pdlg.net/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">http://www.pdlg.net</a><a title=\\\"www.philadiversitylaw.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.philadiversitylaw.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\"><br /></a>Practicing Attorneys for Law Students Program, Inc.: <a title=\\\"www.palsprogram.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.palsprogram.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.palsprogram.org</a><br />Share the Wealth Judicial Law Clerk Program: <a href=\\\"https://jtb.org/share-the-wealth/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">jtb.org/share-the-wealth/</a></p>\\r\\n<h5><span style=\\\"font-weight: bold;\\\">AFRICAN AMERICAN</span></h5>\\r\\n<p>The Barrister&rsquo;s Association of Philadelphia: <a title=\\\"www.phillybarristers.com\\\" href=\\\"http://www.phillybarristers.com\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.phillybarristers.com</a><br />Delaware Barristers Association: <a href=\\\"https://www.debarristersassociation.org/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.debarristersassociation.org/</a> <br />NAACP Legal Defense &amp; Educational Fund, Inc.: <a title=\\\"www.naacpldf.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.naacpldf.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.naacpldf.org<br /></a>The National Bar Association: <a title=\\\"www.nationalbar.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.nationalbar.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.nationalbar.org</a> <br />National Black Law Students Association: <a href=\\\"https://www.nblsa.org/\\\">www.nblsa.org/</a> <br />Association of Black Women Attorneys: <a href=\\\"http://www.abwanewyork.org/%20\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.abwanewyork.org</a><br />The Sarita &amp; Clair Wright Lucas Foundation: <a href=\\\"https://saritaandclairefoundation.org/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">saritaandclairefoundation.org/</a></p>\\r\\n<h5><span style=\\\"font-weight: bold;\\\">AMERICAN INDIAN</span></h5>\\r\\n<p>American Indian College Fund: <a title=\\\"www.collegefund.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.collegefund.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.collegefund.org<br /></a>American Indian Law Center, Inc.: <a title=\\\"ailc-inc.org\\\" href=\\\"http://ailc-inc.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.ailc-inc.org<br /></a>The National Native American Bar Association: <a title=\\\"www.nativeamericanbar.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.nativeamericanbar.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.nativeamericanbar.org</a></p>\\r\\n<h5><span style=\\\"font-weight: bold;\\\">ASIAN AMERICAN</span></h5>\\r\\n<p>Asian American Legal Defense &amp; Education Fund: <a title=\\\"www.aaldef.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.aaldef.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.aaldef.org</a><br />The National Asian Pacific American Bar Association: <a title=\\\"www.napaba.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.napaba.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.napaba.org</a><br />North American South Asian Bar Association: <a title=\\\"www.nasaba.com\\\" href=\\\"http://www.nasaba.com\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.nasaba.com</a></p>\\r\\n<h5><span style=\\\"font-weight: bold;\\\">HISPANIC/LATINO</span></h5>\\r\\n<p>Hispanic National Bar Association: <a title=\\\"www.hnba.com\\\" href=\\\"http://www.hnba.com\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.hnba.com</a><br />LatinoJustice: <a title=\\\"www.latinojustice.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.latinojustice.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.latinojustice.org</a><br />Mexican American Legal Defense &amp; Educational Fund: <a title=\\\"www.maldef.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.maldef.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.maldef.org</a></p>\\r\\n<h5><span style=\\\"font-weight: bold;\\\">LGBT</span></h5>\\r\\n<p>American Civil Liberties Union: <a title=\\\"www.aclu.org/lgbt-rights\\\" href=\\\"http://www.aclu.org/lgbt-rights\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.aclu.org/lgbt-rights</a><br />Human Rights Campaign: <a title=\\\"www.hrc.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.hrc.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.hrc.org</a><br />Lambda Legal: <a title=\\\"www.lambdalegal.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.lambdalegal.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.lambdalegal.org</a><br />LSAC: <a title=\\\"www.lsac.org/jd/diversity-in-law-school/lgbt-overview\\\" href=\\\"http://www.lsac.org/jd/diversity-in-law-school/lgbt-overview\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.lsac.org</a><br />The National LGBT Bar Association: <a title=\\\"www.lgbtbar.org\\\" href=\\\"http://www.lgbtbar.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.lgbtbar.org</a><br />Parents, Families &amp; Friends of Lesbians &amp; Gays: <a title=\\\"community.pflag.org\\\" href=\\\"http://community.pflag.org\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">www.community.pflag.org</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://310//W10=////\\\">Standard Disclaimer for External Links</a></p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2021-11-02 15:50:44'),
(9551, 543, 'JD Class Rankings &amp; Deans List', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"JD Class Rankings &amp; Deans List\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Dean\'s Lists and Class Rankings are posted on this site at the end of each semester. These documents may be updated during the year.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><strong>Understanding Dean&rsquo;s Honors and Class Rank</strong><br /><br /><strong>Dean&rsquo;s Honors List &ndash; based on TERM GPA</strong><br />Each fall and spring semester, the students in each division who achieve a semester grade point average placing them in the top 20% of all students in their year and division will be placed on the Dean&rsquo;s Honors List for that semester. An Honors List notation will appear on the transcript of each student placed on the Dean&rsquo;s Honors List.<br /><br /><strong>Class Rank &ndash; based on CUMULATIVE GPA</strong><br />Each fall and spring semester, the students in each division of the Law School whose grades place them in the top 25% of their class shall be ranked numerically by class. Numerical rankings are listed by anonymous number only for students whose cumulative GPA meets or exceeds the 25% cutoff for their division.<br /><br />The Law School will also publish the grade point average cutoffs for the top 50% for each class by division in five percent increments and for the top third and middle third of each class by division.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Fall 2021</strong><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3316//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Fall 2021</a>&nbsp;(pdf) <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3317//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Fall 2021</a>&nbsp;(pdf)&nbsp;<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3319//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Regular Division Fall 2021</a>&nbsp;(pdf)<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3318//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Extended&nbsp;Division Fall 2021</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Spring 2021</strong><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3163//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Spring 2021</a>&nbsp;(pdf) <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3162//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Spring 2021</a>&nbsp;(pdf)&nbsp;<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3165//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Regular Division Spring 2021</a>&nbsp;(pdf)<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3164//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Extended&nbsp;Division Spring 2021</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Fall 2020<br /></strong><a href=\\\"irl://3037//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Fall 2020</a>&nbsp;(pdf) <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3039//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Fall 2020</a>&nbsp;(pdf)&nbsp;<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3040//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Regular Division Fall 2020</a>&nbsp;(pdf)<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://3038//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Extended&nbsp;Division Fall 2020</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Spring 2020</strong><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2823//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Spring 2020</a>&nbsp;(pdf) <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2822//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Spring 2020</a>&nbsp;(pdf)&nbsp;<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2825//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Regular Division Spring 2020</a>&nbsp;(pdf)<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2824//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Extended&nbsp;Division Spring 2020</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Fall 2019</strong><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2637//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Fall 2019</a>&nbsp;(pdf) <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2635//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Fall 2019</a>&nbsp;(pdf)&nbsp;<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2634//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Regular Division Fall 2019</a>&nbsp;(pdf)<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2636//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Extended&nbsp;Division Fall 2019</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Spring 2019</strong><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2448//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Spring 2019</a>&nbsp;(pdf) <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2449//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Spring 2019</a>&nbsp;(pdf)&nbsp;<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2450//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Regular Division Spring 2019</a>&nbsp;(pdf)<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2451//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Extended&nbsp;Division Spring 2019</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Fall 2018</strong><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2247//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Fall 2018</a>&nbsp;(pdf) <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2246//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Fall 2018</a>&nbsp;(pdf)&nbsp;<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2249//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Regular Division Fall 2018</a>&nbsp;(pdf)<br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://2245//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Extended&nbsp;Division Fall 2018</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Spring 2018</strong><br /><a href=\\\"//delawarelaw.widener.edu/files/resources/18spdeanslistcutoffs.pdf\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s 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/><br /><a href=\\\"irl://1347//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Fall&nbsp;2016</a><br /><br /><strong>Spring&nbsp;2016</strong><br /><a href=\\\"irl://1062//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Spring 2016</a> <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://1063//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Spring 2016</a> <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://1064//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Spring 2016</a><br /><br /><strong>Fall&nbsp;2015</strong><br /><a href=\\\"irl://857//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Dean\'s List Cut-Offs: Fall&nbsp;2015&nbsp;</a><br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://859//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Ranking Percentage Chart: Fall&nbsp;2015</a> <br /><br /><a href=\\\"irl://858//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Rank Lists by Anonymous Number: Fall&nbsp;2015</a> <br /><br 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(9552, 843, 'Legal Interpreter Programs', '', 'The Delaware Law School, Court Interpreter Program is designed to help those who are able to fluently speak, read, and write in English and a second language to prepare for the court interpreter state certification exam.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Interpreter Programs\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/interpreterprogramsbanner1920x750px.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Delaware Law School offers cutting-edge online interpreter programs. Learn how to interpret in the courtroom, in hospitals, and in your community. Be the voice for those impacted by language barriers.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p>Through Delaware Law School&rsquo;s Interpreter Programs, students learn how to use their interpreting skills to help others. Language barriers in the courtroom or hospital can result in tragedy when communications are misunderstood. Interpreters can help facilitate a comprehensive conversation or courtroom dialogue.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>INTERPRETER PROGRAMS</strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://948//W10=////\\\">Court Interpreter I: Language of Justice Court Interpreting Program</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://949//W10=////\\\">Court Interpreter II: Practice and Skills Training</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://950//W10=////\\\">Community, Healthcare, and Legal Interpreting</a></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>LEGAL ENGLISH</strong></p>\\r\\n<p>Seeking to enhance your English language proficiency generally? Join Delaware Law School&rsquo;s <a href=\\\"ipl://938//W10=////\\\">Legal English Program</a>.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<p><strong>Contact: </strong>email&nbsp;<a href=\\\"mailto:DelawareLawGICLS@widener.edu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\">DelawareLawGICLS@widener.edu</a>&nbsp;or call Enrollment Coordinator, Shaun Mahan, at 302-477-2780.</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://3301//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">APPLY NOW</a></p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"3301\"\n]', '', '2022-01-14 23:44:52'),
(9553, 254, 'Diversity &amp; Inclusion', '', 'At Delaware Law, knowledge comes from many sources. You will be immersed in an environment that welcomes diversity and considers a range of perspectives to be one of the school’s strengths. ', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Diversity &amp; Inclusion\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{staticroot}files/pages/deibannerimagerevised1920x558px.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h2><img style=\\\"float: right;\\\" src=\\\"irl://3209//\\\" alt=\\\"\\\" width=\\\"35%\\\" />Dear Members of the Delaware Law School Community:</h2>\\r\\n<p>Issues of diversity, equity, inclusion, and anti-racism are of paramount importance in law, society and higher education. &nbsp;The Delaware Law School (DLS) of Widener University is deeply committed to these values, not only in words, but through deliberate, constructive and ongoing action now and into the future, including in recruitment, the learning environment, bar passage, and career placement, among other areas.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p>DLS has taken an institution-wide approach to diversity, equity, and inclusion.&nbsp; In 2020, DLS recognized and apologized for not having done enough in the past about these issues and pledged to commit to do more. &nbsp;Through the collaborative efforts of students, alumni, faculty and the administration, DLS instituted its inaugural <em>Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Strategic Plan</em>, as an initial step to address matters relating to diversity and race and help create and foster a more diverse, inclusive and equitable learning and working environment for all its constituents.&nbsp; The Dean of the Law School&nbsp; whole-heartedly embraced and endorsed the Delaware Law School&rsquo;s adoption of the&nbsp; Strategic Plan and the plan was unanimously approved by the Law Faculty on October 22, 2020.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<p style=\\\"background-color: #ffe347;\\\"><strong><a href=\\\"irl://2964//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Strategic Plan as a pdf</a>.</strong></p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<p>Through concrete action steps, with partnerships and collaborations extending through every level of the Law School, and with greater levels of communication, transparency, and accountability, DLS strives to create an environment that is respectful of our students and that is diverse, inclusive, and free from any forms of racial harassment, hatred, or discrimination.</p>\\r\\n<p>The approach DLS is taking ensures the highest levels of transparency, cultural competency, curricular and course offerings on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), admissions and promotion standards, as well as sanctions for failure to abide by the&nbsp;<a href=\\\"https://www.widener.edu/title-ix-sexual-misconduct-resources\\\">University&rsquo;s Equal Opportunity, Harassment and Nondiscrimination Policy</a>.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Some of the 2020-21 initiatives include:</h3>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><strong>The newly created Assistant Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion position, filled in July 2021 by Joseph D. 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Dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion will conduct and support training of students and administrators, and ensure compliance with the Strategic Plan.</li>\\r\\n<li><strong>The creation of a comprehensive plan for promoting cultural competency in the curriculum.&nbsp; </strong>The Associate Dean for Academic Affairs will liaison with the Standing Committee on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and the Assistant Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion to develop a comprehensive plan for enhancing the coverage of diversity, equity, and inclusion issues within the Law School Curriculum. This Comprehensive Plan is planned to be developed and published by December 1, 2021.</li>\\r\\n<li><strong>Enhancement of curriculum and course offerings on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.&nbsp; </strong>DLS has committed to the provision of course offerings related to diversity, equity, and inclusion in the spring and fall semesters. Since January 1, 2021, DLS has offered such courses, including courses in Critical Race Studies, Immigration Rights, and Equality and the Law.&nbsp; The Delaware Law Faculty has, and will continue to provide training and education for faculty on how to incorporate issues germane to race, diversity, equity, and inclusion in courses throughout the curriculum.</li>\\r\\n<li><strong><a href=\\\"ipl://983//W10=////\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Delaware Law Engages</a>.</strong> Each year the Standing Committee selects a book or other medium is as required reading or watching for all incoming students as part of Orientation and the 1L curriculum. In 2021, the book <a href=\\\"https://www.amazon.com/Choosing-Equality-Narratives-Desegregation-Experience/dp/0271034335\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\"><em>Choosing Equality: Essays and Narratives on the Desegregation Experience</em></a> by Robert L. Hayman and Leland Ware was selected as the focus of Delaware Law Engages. &nbsp;The subject of the book: the impact of Brown v. The Board of Education and the desegregation experience in Delaware &ndash; one of the four states whose segregated schools led to the famous Supreme Court opinion in 1954.</li>\\r\\n<li><strong>Law School practicum courses and pro bono service on social justice issues.</strong> DLS will continue the social justice academic programs that began in the summer of 2020 in response to the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. One such program involves the Law School&rsquo;s Medical-Legal Partnership&mdash;the Health, Education, and Legal assistance Project (HELP), which has been awarded a Health Equity Grant from New Castle County to study the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the County&rsquo;s vulnerable communities, and to develop mitigation plans for legal advocates and other advocacy groups.&nbsp;</li>\\r\\n<li><strong>Admissions pipeline to promote diversity in Delaware Law admissions and the legal profession.&nbsp; </strong>DLS will continue to engage in efforts to further its goal of increasing diversity in the student population and will examine ways to retain students of color and other underrepresented groups. In furtherance of this goal, Dean Rod Smolla and Asst. Dean Joseph Farris are serving on a task force partnership with the Chief Justice of the Delaware Supreme Court and the leadership of Delaware State University. The task force seeks to enhance pipelines from middle and high schools to Delaware State and then to admissions to Delaware Law School in order to enhance diversity at the Law School and by extension the Delaware bar and bench.</li>\\r\\n<li><strong>Workshops sponsored by the Standing Committee on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.</strong>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"irl://3074//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Workshops on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (pdf)</a></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n</li>\\r\\n<li><strong>DEI Climate Survey</strong>. The Standing Committee conducted both student and employee surveys in Spring 2021. The <a href=\\\"irl://3072//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">DEI Student Climate Survey is available here</a> (pdf). The <a href=\\\"irl://3073//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Employee Climate Survey is available here</a> (pdf).</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 100%; background-color: #0072bc; color: white; border-style: solid; margin: 2px; padding: 2px;\\\">\\r\\n<h3>Values Statement</h3>\\r\\n<p><strong>Widener University Delaware Law School Standing Committee on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion</strong></p>\\r\\n<p>Acknowledging that all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights, Widener University Delaware Law School (Delaware Law) values equity, inclusion, and diversity in all facets, including recruitment and admissions, curriculum and courses, hiring and retention, and licensure and career development. We invite all members of the Delaware Law family to participate in transforming our institution into a productive agent of progress, peace and social justice.</p>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law is committed to diversity, equity and inclusion. We strive to be racial justice educators and advocates. We denounce all forms of discrimination, hate groups, hate speech, systemic racism, white supremacy, antisemitism, misogyny, and injustice. We do not tolerate racial hatred and racial discrimination at the law school. We pledge to transform Delaware Law, to educate with purpose, and to make racial justice a reality for our students, our alumni, and our extended legal community.</p>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law stands by our students, faculty and clients who are Black, Indigenous, People of Color and members of the LGBTQIA+ community. We acknowledge our role in perpetuating systemic racism and white supremacy through unconscious bias, microaggression, privilege, and complicity. Restless and energized, we are determined to assist in the dismantling of a legal system in Delaware and elsewhere that has excluded our Black and Brown brothers and sisters in particular from the values we hold dear.</p>\\r\\n<p>We acknowledge the need to listen to those who have suffered from systemic racism and will support those who have the courage to speak up and speak out in response. 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(9556, 288, 'Continuing Legal Education', '', 'Information about upcoming Continuing Legal Education events at Delaware Law School.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Continuing Legal Education\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/wl_012615_535.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Delaware Law&rsquo;s CLE programs help practicing attorneys remain current within a dynamic and ever-changing profession. 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Details coming soon.</p>\\r\\n<p>This event is open to the public.</p>\\r\\n<p>Early bird rate: $99 until February 28, 2022</p>\\r\\n<p>Regular rate: $129</p>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law School Alumni rate: $99.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>REGISTRATION CLOSES APRIL 25, 2022</strong></p>\\r\\n<p><a title=\\\"https://www.eventbrite.com/e/virtual-healthcare-compliance-symposium-tickets-250462328567\\\" href=\\\"https://www.eventbrite.com/e/virtual-healthcare-compliance-symposium-tickets-250462328567\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\" data-linkindex=\\\"1\\\">Click for detailed agenda and online registration and payment.</a></p>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law School Faculty and Students may register for the event for free (link forthcoming).</p>\\r\\n<p><em>For questions about the event please contact Director Pamela Beech at <a href=\\\"mailto:pjbeech@widener.edu\\\">pjbeech@widener.edu</a>.</em></p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<p><em>This list is updated as CLE events are added to the schedule. 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(9557, 987, 'DEI Reports', '', 'This page contents the Delaware Law School annual diversity, equity, and inclusion report as well as the DEI Student Climate Survey.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"DEI Reports\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h3>DEI Annual Reports</h3>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law School has committed to publishing an annual report on diversity, equity and inclusion.&nbsp; Please see the linked PDF below of the annual report for 2020-2021.</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://3223//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">DEI Annual Report 2020-2021</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h3>Culture Survey</h3>\\r\\n<p>Each year, the Delaware Law School will conduct DEI Student Climate Survey with results published. Additionally, DLS will publish year-to-year comparison survey data.</p>\\r\\n<p>Please see the linked documents below of the culture survey results from Spring 2021. A discussion of the results is included in the DEI annual report.</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"irl://3072//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Spring 2021 Student Survey</a> (pdf)</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"irl://3073//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Spring 2021 Employee Survey</a> (pdf)</li>\\r\\n</ul>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"3223\",\n    \"3072\",\n    \"3073\"\n]', '', '2021-10-21 15:37:09'),
(9558, 982, 'DEI Events', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Upcoming Events\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><strong>21-Day Racial Equity Habit Building Challenge</strong></p>\\r\\n<p>At the start of the spring 2022 semester and during the following twenty-one (21) days, as a community, Delaware Law School participated in the&nbsp;<strong>21-Day Racial Equity Habit-Building Challenge</strong>. &nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>For reference, the Racial Equity Challenge content is posted under this section in the&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://258//W10=////\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\" data-linkindex=\\\"5\\\">Resources link</a>.&nbsp;</li>\\r\\n<li><strong>Thanks to all students, faculty and staff who participated in the challenge and encouraged others to do so!</strong></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p>In culmination of the challenge, there will be a video viewing with facilitated breakout discussions scheduled for&nbsp;<strong>Thursday, February 10, 2022</strong>.&nbsp; See attached flyer.</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><strong><em>Walk the Walk</em></strong>&nbsp;was prepared for the American Bar Association. &nbsp; It is an approx. 30-minute video in which actors portray a diverse group of lawyers working at the same law firm. &nbsp; Many of the lawyers appear to be well-intended, but consciously or unconsciously they say and do a lot of things that show a lack of sensitivity to their colleagues or reduce people to a stereotype. &nbsp; It is an engaging video that attendees will be eager to discuss immediately after watching it.&nbsp; That&rsquo;s the &ldquo;<strong>Talk the Talk</strong>&rdquo; part of the program. &nbsp;Students, faculty and staff are invited to sign-up to watch the video and participate in small groups of about 10 to 15 people to discuss it for 30 to 40 minutes.</li>\\r\\n<li><strong>Sign up link is included in <a href=\\\"irl://3321//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">the flyer</a> (pdf) (and&nbsp;</strong><a href=\\\"https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0c48aca922aafd0-walk\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\"><strong>here</strong></a><strong>)!</strong></li>\\r\\n</ul>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"3321\"\n]', '', '2022-01-31 21:35:50'),
(9559, 990, 'Recent and Past Events', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Recent/Past Events\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h3>Past/Recent Events</h3>\\r\\n<h5><img style=\\\"float: right;\\\" src=\\\"irl://3226//\\\" alt=\\\"\\\" width=\\\"33%\\\" />Panel Discussion on Inequity and Segregation in the Delaware Public School System</h5>\\r\\n<p>Please join the Delaware Barristers Association and the Delaware chapter of the American Constitution Society for a panel discussion on inequity and segregation in the Delaware public school system and potential solutions.&nbsp; Panelists will include:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Senator Elizabeth Lockman, Delaware General Assembly</li>\\r\\n<li>Professor Leland Ware, University of Delaware</li>\\r\\n<li>Richard Morse, Esq., ACLU</li>\\r\\n<li>Councilman Jea Street, Wilmington City Council</li>\\r\\n<li>Professor Daniel Rich, University of Delaware</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p>For the Delaware Law School community, this panel ties in directly with this year&rsquo;s <a href=\\\"ipl://983//W10=////\\\">Delaware Law Engages Program at DLS</a> which reviewed the book: <em>Choosing Equality: Essays and Narratives on the Desegregation Experience</em>, by Professor Leland Ware of the University of Delaware, and Professor Bob Hayman of the Delaware Law School.&nbsp; The DLS community is invited to attend the Delaware Barristers and the ACS in discussing Public Education Seminar.</p>\\r\\n<p class=\\\"x_MsoNormal\\\">This event will take place both in person at the Delaware Law School and via Zoom.&nbsp; Dinner will be served.</p>\\r\\n<p class=\\\"x_MsoNormal\\\">For those participating remotely, <a href=\\\"https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07eiqhfhuj30e5f331&amp;oseq=&amp;c=7c062f30-cce4-11e8-b321-d4ae528eb986&amp;ch=7c1b16c0-cce4-11e8-b321-d4ae528eb986\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">please register&nbsp;to receive the Zoom information</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p class=\\\"x_MsoNormal\\\"><a href=\\\"irl://3227//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the Flyer</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<p><strong>Dear Delaware Law School Community:</strong></p>\\r\\n<p><img style=\\\"float: left; padding: 5px;\\\" src=\\\"irl://3221//\\\" alt=\\\"\\\" width=\\\"40%\\\" />Please join DLS and the Latin American Law Students Association in viewing: A Conversation with U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor.</p>\\r\\n<p>Tuesday, October 26, 2021, 5:00-6:30pm, Room L119 &ndash; Main Law Building</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>All members of the DLS community are invited</strong> to attend this 1-hour viewing and following discussion to share reflections and insight. 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Bush nominated her to the U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, and she served in that role from 1992&ndash;1998. She then served as a judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit from 1998&ndash;2009. President Barack Obama nominated her as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court on May 26, 2009, and she assumed this role August 8, 2009.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Welcome Remarks:</strong> ABA President Reginald M. 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(9562, 288, 'Continuing Legal Education', '', 'Information about upcoming Continuing Legal Education events at Delaware Law School.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Continuing Legal Education\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/wl_012615_535.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Delaware Law&rsquo;s CLE programs help practicing attorneys remain current within a dynamic and ever-changing profession. Led by our nationally recognized faculty&mdash;as well as active judges, prosecutors, and partners in major firms&mdash;our programs are certified by the Delaware Commission on Legal Education and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h2>Upcoming CLE Events</h2>\\r\\n<h3><strong>IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM THE DELAWARE SUPREME COURT:</strong></h3>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2720//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Delaware Supreme Court Order regarding CLE Programs</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h3><strong>IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM THE NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT:</strong></h3>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2903//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">New Jersey Supreme Court Order regarding CLE Distance Learning</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h3><strong>IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM THE PENNSYLVANIA SUPREME COURT:</strong></h3>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2755//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Order from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court regarding CLE Distance Learning</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h3><strong>IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM THE PENNSYLVANIA CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION BOARD:</strong></h3>\\r\\n<p><strong>In response to the current public health crisis of the COVID-19 coronavirus, the PA Continuing Legal Education Board acknowledges recommendations by the Pennsylvania Department of Health and the Centers for Disease Control to minimize exposure and transmission of the coronavirus. In support of these efforts, the PA Continuing Legal Education Board announces the following temporary accommodation to continuing legal education requirements.</strong><br /><br /><strong>&bull; The April 30, 2020 CLE compliance deadline is extended to August 31, 2020.</strong><br /><br /><strong>&bull; All other 2020 annual compliance deadlines remain unchanged and on standard schedule.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Court Order can be viewed here:</strong>&nbsp;<a id=\\\"LPlnk681958\\\" href=\\\"http://www.pacourts.us/assets/opinions/Supreme/out/832spct-amend.pdf?cb=1\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\">http://www.pacourts.us/assets/opinions/Supreme/out/832spct-amend.pdf?cb=1</a></p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>The Ethics of Compassion in International Business Law</h3>\\r\\n<p>February 2, 2022 from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.</p>\\r\\n<p>ZOOM Webinar<br />Space is limited to the first 300 registered participants.<br />1 Free Enhanced Ethics CLE credit in Delaware Others can obtain CLE credit in their state independently, if eligible.</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://3306//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the brochure</a>&nbsp;(pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://28//WyIzNzA3Il0=////\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Register Online</a></p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>All Matters FDA, 12th Annual Food and Drug Law Symposium</h3>\\r\\n<p>March 31, 2022 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m.</p>\\r\\n<p>ZOOM Webinar</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://3323//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Save the Date postcard</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>FIFTH ANNUAL HEALTHCARE COMPLIANCE SYMPOSIUM 2022 (Virtual)</h3>\\r\\n<p><em>Co-hosted by the Graduate, International, Compliance and Legal Studies Department of Delaware Law&nbsp;</em><em>School and First Healthcare Compliance</em></p>\\r\\n<p><img style=\\\"float: right;\\\" src=\\\"irl://3328//\\\" alt=\\\"\\\" width=\\\"35%\\\" />Thursday,&nbsp;April 28, 2022</p>\\r\\n<p>9 a.m. - 5 p.m. ET</p>\\r\\n<p>CLE and CEU available. Details coming soon.</p>\\r\\n<p>This event is open to the public.</p>\\r\\n<p>Early bird rate: $99 until February 28, 2022</p>\\r\\n<p>Regular rate: $129</p>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law School Alumni rate: $99.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>REGISTRATION CLOSES APRIL 25, 2022</strong></p>\\r\\n<p><a title=\\\"https://www.eventbrite.com/e/virtual-healthcare-compliance-symposium-tickets-250462328567\\\" href=\\\"https://www.eventbrite.com/e/virtual-healthcare-compliance-symposium-tickets-250462328567\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\" data-linkindex=\\\"1\\\">Click for detailed agenda and online registration and payment.</a></p>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law School Faculty and Students may <a href=\\\"ipl://28//WyIzNzA4Il0=////\\\">register for the event for free here</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p><em>For questions about the event please contact Director Pamela Beech at <a href=\\\"mailto:pjbeech@widener.edu\\\">pjbeech@widener.edu</a>.</em></p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<p><em>This list is updated as CLE events are added to the schedule. 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(9563, 888, 'Legal Scholars Academy', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"International Legal Scholars Academy\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<div style=\\\"float: right; width: 33%; padding: 5px;\\\"><img src=\\\"irl://2166//\\\" alt=\\\"International Legal Scholars\\\" width=\\\"98%\\\" /></div>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law School presents its International Legal Scholars Academy for Judiciary, Practitioners, and Law Students. Our one-week immersion program offers an opportunity to explore U.S. legal concepts and various current topics in global legal issues. Participants receive an educational and cultural experience and are given a strong foundation in U.S. legal concepts, as well as updates related to environmental, constitutional, human rights, anti-corruption, and anti-money laundering law.</p>\\r\\n<p>The Legal Scholars Academy includes a week of exciting events that may include:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>personalized lectures on select topics from leading expert scholars</li>\\r\\n<li>round-table discussions with local and global judiciary</li>\\r\\n<li>attendance at US law courses of interest</li>\\r\\n<li>observing Delaware Supreme Court oral arguments</li>\\r\\n<li>visiting a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Court</li>\\r\\n<li>social event with the Dean and faculty of the law school</li>\\r\\n<li>day-trip to Washington, D.C.</li>\\r\\n<li>closing certificate presentation</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>When:</strong>&nbsp; April 4, 2022 to April 8, 2022</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Where:</strong>&nbsp; Widener University Delaware Law School</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Tuition:</strong>&nbsp; $500*</p>\\r\\n<p><em>*Tuition does not include miscellaneous travel expenses, airfare, transportation, lodging, or meals.</em></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Lodging:</strong>&nbsp;The Doubletree by Hilton is located just .2 miles (322 meters) from the law school</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>How to Register:</strong>&nbsp;<a href=\\\"https://epay.widener.edu/C21798_ustores/web/store_main.jsp?STOREID=52\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Register and pay here</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Questions:</strong>&nbsp;Contact <a href=\\\"mailto:DelawareLawGICLS@widener.edu\\\">DelawareLawGICLS@widener.edu</a>.</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [\n        {\n            \"type\": \"bottom_quote\",\n            \"display_title\": \"Alexandra Lorenzi da Silva, State Judge, Santa Catarina, Brazil\",\n            \"quote\": \"&quot;Taking part at the International Legal Scholars Academy at Widener University was a unique experience. The students spent a week at Delaware Law School attending classes, visiting The Philadelphia Court, and we even had the chance to see the Delaware Supreme Court oral arguments. It was a great opportunity for life, not only for our professional life but to learn about the American Judicial Power and a different judiciary system. It was terrific getting to know the professors, law students, judges, and lawyers. It is a must-do in your life!!!&quot;\",\n            \"attribution\": \"Alexandra Lorenzi da Silva, State Judge, Santa Catarina, Brazil\"\n        }\n    ],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"2166\"\n]', '', '2021-10-18 17:50:37'),
(9564, 131, 'Foreign-trained Attorneys', '', 'We welcome international students to pursue their education in Delaware and proactively serve their future career, &quot;The Delaware Way&quot;.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Programs for Foreign-trained Attorneys\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/foreignattorneysbanner1920x558.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Delaware Law welcomes foreign-trained lawyers. In fact, our LLM programs attract students from around the world. In recent years, we have enrolled students from Africa, Asia, Europe, and South America in addition to students from North America. Diversity brings a tremendous range of knowledge to our program and has greatly enriched the educational experiences of faculty and students.</p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"float: right; width: 33%; padding: 5px;\\\">&nbsp;</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><a href=\\\"ipl://580//W10=////\\\"><img src=\\\"{wwwroot}files/resources/medium_llmapplybutton2.jpg\\\" alt=\\\"apply\\\" width=\\\"300\\\" height=\\\"175\\\" /></a></p>\\r\\n<p>Our curriculum, which is specially designed to meet the needs of foreign students, is available to foreign students and to US citizens who received their legal training abroad. Specialized courses like LLM American Legal Studies and LLM Legal Research, Writing, &amp; Analysis, provide students with a basic background on the US legal system, legal research and writing, and other topics designed to enhance student performance in other classes.</p>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law offers master of laws degrees in several different specialized concentrations:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Corporate Law &amp; Finance</li>\\r\\n<li>American Legal Studies</li>\\r\\n<li>Corporate Law Regulatory Analysis &amp; Compliance</li>\\r\\n<li>Health Law Regulatory Analysis &amp; Compliance</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law offers both seated and online master of law degrees. A qualified student from anywhere in the world with a high speed internet connection can earn an online LLM.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Required courses for students who have received their legal training abroad:</h3>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>LLM American Legal System (seated students) or LLM Introduction to Law (online students)</li>\\r\\n<li>LLM Research, Writing, and Analysis (seated students) or LLM Critical Legal Analysis and Writing (online students)</li>\\r\\n<li>Additional required courses will be determined according to the student&rsquo;s chosen concentration.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h3>Elective Courses</h3>\\r\\n<p>Beyond the required courses, LLM students may choose courses in the Delaware Law catalog to fulfill the electives requirement. The electives needed for graduation will be selected based upon advising sessions with the Graduate Programs Office. Course offerings and credits per course are subject to change from year to year.</p>\\r\\n<p>We are also willing to customize schedules for those who seek to qualify for a state bar examination while simultaneously completing an LLM at Delaware Law. Interested students should contact the graduate programs office. Any student planning to sit for a bar examination bears the sole responsibility for contacting the relevant state board of examiners to learn that state&rsquo;s specific course requirements.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Cost of Attendance</h3>\\r\\n<p>Visit the&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://119//W10=////\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\">Cost of Attendance page</a>&nbsp;for tuition rates and other fees.&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://215//W10=////\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\">Scholarships are available</a>.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Admissions</h3>\\r\\n<p>Visit the&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://580//W10=////\\\">Graduate Programs Admissions page</a>&nbsp;for admission eligibility.</p>\\r\\n<h3><a href=\\\"ipl://580//W10=////\\\">APPLY NOW</a></h3>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 1, '', '', '[]', '', '2021-06-10 15:52:19'),
(9565, 573, '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 10 - February 13, 2020 at 9:00 p.m.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Competition Packet Release</strong><br />February 14, 2020</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Brief Due</strong><br />February 28, 2020 by 11:59 p.m.<br /><br /><strong>Preliminary Rounds</strong><br />March 9 - March 10, 2020, 6-9 p.m.<br /><br /><strong>Semi-Final Round</strong><br />March 16, 2020, 6-8 p.m.<br /><br /><strong>Final Round</strong><br />March 23, 2020, 6:30-8 p.m.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Contact Information</h5>\\r\\n<p>Olivia Mendler, Distinguished Jurist Competition Chairperson<br />Email:&nbsp;<a href=\\\"mailto:oemendler@widener.edu\\\">oemendler@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<p>Danielle Sawyer, Moot Court President<br />Email: <a href=\\\"mailto:dmsawyer@widener.edu\\\">dmsawyer@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}', 7, '', '', '[]', '', '2020-09-14 19:06:47'),
(9566, 573, 'Moot Court Competition ', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Distinguished Jurist Moot Court Competition \",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\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 7 - February 11, 2022 at 11:59 p.m.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Competition Packet Release</strong><br />February 12, 2022</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Brief Due</strong><br />February 27, 2022<br /><br /><strong>Preliminary Rounds</strong><br />March 7 - March 9, 2022<br /><br /><strong>Semi-Final Round</strong><br />March 23, 2022<br /><br /><strong>Final Round</strong><br />March 29, 2022</p>\\r\\n<h5>Contact Information</h5>\\r\\n<p>Hannah Paxton, Distinguished Jurist Competition Chairperson<br /><strong>Email:</strong> <a href=\\\"mailto:hlpaxton@widener.edu\\\">hlpaxton@widener.edu</a></p>\\r\\n<p>Destani Bullock-Jones, Moot Court President<br /><strong>Email:</strong> <a href=\\\"mailto:dvbullockjones@widener.edu\\\">dvbullockjones@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    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2022-02-04 15:49:14'),
(9567, 528, 'Faculty', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Faculty Services\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Our law librarians are available to help faculty with their research needs. Not sure who to call? Contact your <a href=\\\"ipl://529//W10=////\\\">library liaison</a>&nbsp;or the reference desk. Adjunct faculty should contact the <a href=\\\"ipl://525//W10=////\\\">reference desk</a>.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><strong>Training and Support<br /></strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"irl://3315//\\\">Faculty Publications List</a> (January 2022)</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"https://goo.gl/9heIFR\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Resources for Law School Teaching and Assessment</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://531//W10=////\\\">Training Request Form</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://654//W10=////\\\">Instructional Media Services (IMS)</a>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://659//W10=////\\\">Request IMS services</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://690//W10=////\\\">Classroom Problem Report Form</a></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n</li>\\r\\n<li>Teaching and Learning Technology Training Room,&nbsp; available to faculty/staff/students <a href=\\\"https://tinyurl.com/trainingreserve\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">by reservation</a>. The room is on the 2nd floor of the library.</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://blogs.law.widener.edu/etc/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Educational Technology Documentation and Training</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"irl://330//\\\">Research Assistant Training Program</a></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Research</strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://529//W10=////\\\">Library Liaison Program</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://530//W10=////\\\">Faculty Research Request Form</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a title=\\\"Library Catalog\\\" href=\\\"http://libcat.widener.edu/\\\">Library Catalog</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://521//W10=////\\\">Online research/Databases </a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://libcat.widener.edu/screens/ill_links.html\\\">ILL/ILLIAD InterLibrary Loan Form</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a title=\\\"Lexis\\\" href=\\\"http://www.lexisnexis.com/lawschool/\\\">Lexis</a>, <a title=\\\"Westlaw\\\" href=\\\"http://lawschool.westlaw.com/\\\">Westlaw</a>&nbsp;access\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>For help with your account contact <a href=\\\"mailto:jslindenmuth@widener.edu\\\">Janet Lindenmuth</a> (x2245)</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://libguides.law.widener.edu/publishing\\\">Publishing Information</a></li>\\r\\n<li>If you would like to recommend a resource for the library to add to the collection, please contact <a href=\\\"mailto:mmstewart@widener.edu?subject=suggestion\\\">Maggie Adams</a>&nbsp; (x2039) with your suggestion.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Teaching</strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://www.cali.org/\\\">CALI</a></li>\\r\\n<li>Contact the Reference Desk to obtain the CALI Authorization Code for Faculty.</li>\\r\\n<li>Course reserves- Faculty handouts, books and videos may be placed on Reserve for student use.\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Fill out&nbsp;t<a href=\\\"irl://2932//\\\">his form</a> and return it to the library circulation desk.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n</li>\\r\\n<li>Librarian guest speaker &ndash; If you would like to have a librarian speak to your class please contact your library liaison.</li>\\r\\n<li>Classroom technology training - use the <a href=\\\"ipl://531//W10=////\\\">faculty training form</a>.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Current Awareness</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"http://0-cilp.nellco.org.libcat.widener.edu/\\\">CILP</a> - SmartCILP is a personalized weekly email delivery of Current Index to Legal Periodicals. Contact&nbsp;<a href=\\\"mailto:mmstewart@widener.edu\\\">Maggie Adams</a> (x2039) to have your subscription profile set up or modified.</li>\\r\\n<li>You can set up clipping or alerts in both&nbsp;<a href=\\\"http://lawschool.lexis.com/\\\">Lexis,</a> <a href=\\\"http://lawschool.westlaw.com/\\\">Westlaw</a>, and other databases. Contact your&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://529//W10=////\\\">library liaison</a> for assistance.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 7, '', '', '[\n    \"330\",\n    \"2932\"\n]', '', '2022-01-31 20:03:08');
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(9568, 914, 'Experiential Courses for JD Students', '', 'Experiential learning is integral to Delaware Law’s Juris Doctor program, including externships and law clinics. Learn more about all opportunities and requirements.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Experiential Course Information\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Students interested in registering for clinics or externships should use the <a href=\\\"https://widener.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_782TGXMS1oA9P0i\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">online application</a>. Descriptions of the available experiential courses are provided below.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Spring, 2022*</h5>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Innocence Delaware Legal Clinic &dagger;</li>\\r\\n<li>Judicial Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Public Interest Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Veterans Law Clinic</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h5>Summer, 2022</h5>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Judicial Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Public Interest Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Veterans Law Clinic</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h5>Fall, 2022</h5>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Delaware Civil Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Innocence Delaware Legal Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Judicial Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Pennsylvania Criminal Defense Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Public Interest Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Veterans Law Clinic</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h6>* Enrollment periods: October/November for Spring offerings, March/April for Summer and Fall offerings<br />&dagger; Spring enrollment in IDLC and PA CDC is limited to returning students.</h6>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h3>Dignity Rights Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Listed for Spring, 2022</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Dignity Rights Clinic</strong> provides legal services to clients and partners in non-representational matters to help shape the law&rsquo;s commitment to human dignity -- that is, the inherent, inalienable, and equal worth of every person, everywhere.&nbsp; Dignity law is a fast-growing area of the law in the United States and around the world. This year, the clinic is working with the National Lawyers Guild Prisoners&rsquo; Legal Advocacy Network to promote human dignity in our criminal justice system. This year, the clinic is offered for 3 credits in the Spring Semester.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do</strong> &ndash; Clinic students will develop a Handbook to be used by jailhouse lawyers, advocates, policy makers, and law reformers that will analyze how the criminal justice system can be reformed to protect the human dignity of all those impacted by the criminal justice system. Students will study dignity law and will work with advocates and people who are presently or formerly incarcerated to develop specific recommendations for reform and advocacy.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>The Clinic Class</strong> &ndash; The clinic meets weekly in a seminar format. The first part of the class involves learning the basics of dignity law, as it has developed in the US and abroad and in international and regional human rights instruments. In the second part of the class, students will conduct legal and factual research including interviews with people who are or have been incarcerated in the United States. In the third part of class, students will work individually or in teams on chapters to be included in the <em>Handbook on Dignity in the Criminal Justice System: A Policy and Advocacy Handbook</em>.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application and Enrollment</strong> &ndash; Students in their second semester, second year or later may apply for the Clinic.&nbsp; ED students and students who have previously taken the Clinic are welcome to apply. Others may apply with permission from the Clinic Director. Contact Professor Daly at <a href=\\\"mailto:edaly@widener.edu\\\"><em>edaly@widener.edu</em></a>.</p>\\r\\n<p>Find out more about the <a href=\\\"ipl://977//W10=////\\\">Dignity Rights Clinic</a>.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Listed for Spring, 2022</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic</strong> provides free legal representation to individuals and organizations confronting environmental issues arising federal, state, and local environmental laws.&nbsp; The Clinic handles cases such as appeals of regulatory decisions and enforcement of environmental laws, as well as advising clients who seek advice, educational, or legislative assistance.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do</strong> &ndash; Clinic interns, operating under the direct supervision of the Clinic Director, assist in representing and advising clients.&nbsp; This may involve working with administrative agencies, scientists and engineers, conducting factual and legal research, drafting memoranda and pleadings, and otherwise developing and implementing legal strategies.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>The Clinic Class </strong>&ndash; The Clinic meets weekly in a seminar that includes a Firm Meeting (in which Clinic Interns discuss and address substantive and procedural problems encountered by students in their work for Clinic clients) as well as working on the Clinic Case, the representation of a hypothetical client in a Clean Water Act enforcement case, in which students will draft a complaint, discovery requests, take part of a deposition, and draft a settlement agreement in order to develop and hone practical skills of civil litigation drafting and strategy.&nbsp; Students are expected, over the course of the semester, to work 40 hours of combined live client and Clinic time per credit hour taken.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Delaware Bar Clerkship Requirement </strong>&ndash; Students enrolled in the Clinic may be able to satisfy some of their clerkship requirements by working with the Director, who is a Delaware-barred attorney.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application and Enrollment</strong> &ndash; Students in their second semester, second year or later may apply for the Clinic.&nbsp; ED students are welcome to apply.</p>\\r\\n<p>For more information, visit <a href=\\\"http://www.widenerelc.org\\\">www.widenerelc.org</a> and click on &ldquo;Environmental Law Clinic &ndash; For Students&rdquo; link.</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Innocence Delaware Legal Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<p><strong>(3L/4L ED and RD students encouraged to apply)</strong></p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">THIS IS A FULL YEAR COMMITMENT (Fall: 1 skills credit &amp; 2 regular credits; Spring 5 skills credits)</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Innocence Delaware Legal Clinic</strong> partners with the non-profit organization Innocence Delaware that provides legal representation to people unjustly incarcerated in Delaware for crimes they did not commit.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do</strong> &ndash; Students will assist Innocence Delaware in their mission by learning post-conviction law and practicing innocence work. Students will work under the supervision of Professor&nbsp; Judith Ritter, Clinic Professor Romie Griesmer, and the attorneys of Innocence Delaware. Innocence work may involve screening requests for representation, interviewing clients, conducting investigations, doing legal research, and preparing legal pleadings.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Credits</strong> &ndash; Students are enrolled for seven (7) total credits, three (3) in the Fall Semester and four (4) in the Spring Semester. Five (5) of the 7 total credits are skills credits.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Clinic Seminar and Clinic Hours</strong> &ndash; Students are required to take the Post-Conviction Remedies course with Professor Judith Ritter in the Fall Semester (for 2 credits of the 3 total credits earned that semester). In addition, students will attend 14 hours of training with Megan Davies, the Executive Director of Innocence Delaware, over the course of the Fall semester (for the 1 skills credit). In the Spring Semester, students will work on cases and attend supervision sessions with the Professor Romie Griesmer. Students are expected to spend an average of 12 hours per week on clinic work in the Spring (for the 4 skills credits). If you have any questions about our program, please feel free to email Clinic Director Romie Griesmer at <a href=\\\"mailto:rgriesmer@widener.edu\\\"><em>rgriesmer@widener.edu</em></a>.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application &amp; Enrollment</strong> &ndash; Only 3L/4L students are eligible to apply by completing the online Experiential Application Form. Three (3) students will be selected after submission of <strong><em>application</em></strong> and <strong><em>interview</em></strong>.&nbsp; Only graduating students are eligible to enroll. Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure I, Evidence and Professional Responsibility are course prerequisites. Preference will be given to students who have taken Trial Methods and/or Criminal Procedure II.</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Judicial Externship Program</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Offered for Spring, Summer &amp; Fall, 2022 Registration &ndash; (ED and RD students encouraged to apply)</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Judicial Externship Program</strong> (<strong>JEP</strong>) is a one-semester or full-year clinical legal field placement experience in which students may earn either 3 credits per semester (10 hours/week minimum) or 6 credits per semester (20 hours/week minimum) academic credits.&nbsp; The course is graded pass/fail.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Placements</strong>: Students enrolled in the <strong>Judicial Externship Program</strong> (<strong>JEP</strong>)are placed as part-time clerks for academic credit in the chambers of judges in State and Federal trial and appellate courts in Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, including Federal Circuit, District and Magistrate Courts; State Supreme, intermediate appellate and trial courts, and various other courts including U.S Tax Court, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, state courts of equity and administrative law courts.&nbsp; A list of possible field placements is set forth below.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Requirements</strong>: Briefly put &ndash;and not intended to limit more specific instructions- to complete the program, externs</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Spend a minimum of 10 hours per week in placement</li>\\r\\n<li>Submit periodic 3-5 page reflective writings; complete practice MPT exam</li>\\r\\n<li>Participate in weekly class activities on the JEP Homepage</li>\\r\\n<li>Complete student placement evaluation</li>\\r\\n<li>Receive satisfactory evaluation by supervising judge</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Prerequisites</strong>: Applicants must have completed 3 semesters of law school, and must have successfully completed (C or better) courses in Professional Responsibility and Evidence.&nbsp; The Director will have final authority to determine which applicants qualify for admission and to determine placements with particular courts.&nbsp; We recognize that some students have special relationships with judges, or may have contacted judges prior to application and enrollment.&nbsp; Such arrangements for placements will be carefully considered as they occur.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application Requirements</strong>: Applicants must complete the <strong>Student Experiential Course Application Form&nbsp;</strong>and submit the completed online Application Form, including current <strong><em>official</em> transcript of grades</strong>. In addition, applicants <strong><em>must</em></strong> submit an electronic copy (as an email attachment) of a current r&eacute;sum&eacute; and a writing sample to to Patti Burns, faculty secretary (<a href=\\\"mailto:paburns@widener.edu\\\">paburns@widener.edu</a>).</p>\\r\\n<h5><span style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Judicial Externship Program, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</span></h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Public Interest Externship Program</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Offered for Spring, Summer &amp; Fall, 2022 Registration &ndash; (ED and RD students encouraged to apply)</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Public Interest Externship Program</strong> (<strong>PIEP</strong>) is a one-semester or full-year clinical legal field placement experience in which students may earn either 3 credits per semester (10 hours/week minimum) or 6 credits per semester (20 hours/week minimum) academic credits.&nbsp; The course is graded pass/fail.<strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Placements</strong>: Students enrolled in the <strong>Public Interest Externship Program</strong> (<strong>PIEP</strong>)are placed as part-time law clerks in government agencies (including prosecutors, public defenders, and others) and non-profit organizatons for academic credit.&nbsp; A list of possible field placements is set forth below.&nbsp; If you have questions about <strong>PIEP</strong> placements, please contact Professor Catania at <a href=\\\"mailto:fjcatania@widener.edu\\\">fjcatania@widener.edu</a> (ext. 2108).</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Prerequisites</strong>: By the start of the Externship Placement, students must have earned 60 credits for DE and NJ (45 credits for PA), and must have successfully completed (C or better) courses in Professional Responsibility and Evidence.&nbsp; Some placements may also require students to have completed additional courses, such as Federal Tax, Family Law, ITAP and/or Trial Methods.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application Requirements</strong>: Applicants must complete the <strong>Student Experiential Course Application Form</strong> in this packet, and submit the completed online Application Form, including current <strong><em>official</em> transcript of grades</strong>.&nbsp;&nbsp; In addition, applicants <strong><em>must</em></strong> submit an electronic copy (as an email attachment) of a current r&eacute;sum&eacute; and a writing sample to to Patti Burns, faculty secretary (<a href=\\\"mailto:paburns@widener.edu\\\">paburns@widener.edu</a>).</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Public Interest Externship Program, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3><strong>Veterans Law Clinic</strong></h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Offered for Spring, Summer &amp; Fall, 2022 Registration &ndash; (ED &amp; RD students encouraged to apply)</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Veterans Law Clinic</strong> (<strong>VLC</strong>) provides free legal representation to low-income, disabled veterans and their dependents for appeals to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.&nbsp; The clinic handles cases regarding disability compensation, needs-based pension, Section 1151 claims (malpractice-type claims against the VA), VA overpayment waivers, and dependency and indemnity compensation (survivor benefit). The Clinic also handles discharge upgrade applications and wills and related documents.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do </strong>&ndash; Students assist clients through all phases of a case:&nbsp; intake and initial interviews, investigation and gathering of documentary evidence, working with forensic experts, filing petitions, representing clients at hearings, and appellate brief writing. Students also attend the Clinic\'s Veterans Assistance Days, in which Clinic attorneys provide one-hour, free consultations to veterans.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>The Clinic Class </strong>&ndash; During fall/spring semesters, the clinic class meets once a week, usually in the evening.&nbsp;Generally, students are enrolled for six credits and are expected to spend 20 hours per week working in the Clinic. Students can enroll for fewer credits with Clinic permission.&nbsp; Summer students operate&nbsp;on a compressed schedule.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Delaware Bar Clerkship Requirement </strong>&ndash; Students enrolled in the Clinic may be able to satisfy some of their clerkship requirements by working with our Delaware-barred attorney. Please let us know if you plan to sit for the Delaware Bar.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p>If you have any questions about our program, please feel free to contact clinic director Jennifer Morrell at <a href=\\\"mailto:jrmorrell@widener.edu\\\">jrmorrell@widener.edu</a>.</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Veterans Law Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Other Experiential Offerings (not offered in Spring, 2022)</h3>\\r\\n<h3>Delaware Civil Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Not Offered for Spring, 2022 - Listed for Fall, 2022 Registration</h5>\\r\\n<p>The Delaware Civil Law Clinic (DCC) provides free legal services to survivors of domestic violence seeking civil legal protection from abuse, as well as child custody, visitation, and divorce matters. Legal representation also includes preparing wills, powers of attorney, and health care directives for elderly and terminally ill clients. The DCC operates in conjunction with Delaware Volunteer Legal Services, Inc. (DVLS), the pro bono arm of the Delaware State Bar Association.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do:</strong> Third year clinic students are admitted to the limited practice of law, as Certified Legal Interns, pursuant to Delaware Supreme Court Rule 56. Interns represent clients in Family Court, as well as provide estate planning assistance to clients. DCC interns learn practical legal skills while working in the clinic representing clients. The interns conduct interviews, investigate cases and gather evidence such as photographs of injuries, 911 calls, witness statements and social media evidence. Interns draft petitions and motions, negotiate settlement agreements, and represent clients in court.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Credits and Hours Required:</strong> Students in their third year of law school enroll in the clinic for six (6) credits and are expected to spend an average of 20 hours per week working on clinic cases. Students work with an assigned partner and meet with their supervisors often regarding their casework. The DCC may also accept second year students for two (2) credits, depending on space availability, to do limited work in the clinic for approximately seven (7) hours per week.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Delaware Bar Clerkship Requirement:</strong> Students enrolled in the DCC are able to satisfy some of their Delaware Bar Clerkship requirements, as all intern work is supervised by a Delaware-barred attorney.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Orientation, Hearing Dates and Clinic Seminar:</strong> Students must be available every Friday during business hours for court rotation, trial observation, and hearings. Students must attend mandatory orientation and trainings on Fridays throughout the semester to prepare for trial. In addition, students must attend a weekly seminar. The seminar is considered a law firm meeting, due to the professional skills, substantive law, and procedure taught. Seminar attendance is mandatory.&nbsp; If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the DCC Clinic Attorney, Prof. Cathy Zwolak Kilian (<a href=\\\"mailto:czkilian@widener.edu\\\">czkilian@widener.edu</a>) or Director, Prof. Dana Harrington Conner (<a href=\\\"mailto:dlharringtonconner@widener.edu\\\">dlharringtonconner@widener.edu</a>).</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Delaware Civil Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Pennsylvania Criminal Defense Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Not Offered for Spring, 2022 - Listed for Fall, 2022 Registration</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Pa. Criminal Defense Clinic</strong> provides representation to people in Chester County who are indigent and charged with misdemeanors in state court.&nbsp; Our clients are referred to us by the Chester County Public Defender.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do</strong> &ndash; Students are certified by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to represent clients in court under direct supervision of Professor Romie Griesmer, Clinic Director.&nbsp; Students represent clients through all phases of cases: initial client interview, investigation, plea bargaining, preliminary hearings, pretrial motions, trials, and appeals.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Credits and Hours Required</strong> &ndash; Students are enrolled for six (6) Credits and are expected to spend an average of 20 hours per week working on clinic cases, 10 of those hours must be spent in the clinic workroom. Students work with an assigned partner and have a weekly meeting with Professor Griesmer regarding their casework. Once enrolled in the Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from Professor Griesmer.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Orientation and Clinic Seminar</strong> &ndash; In order to have students begin client representation as soon as possible there is a mandatory&nbsp; orientation prior to the start of classes. The seminar meets once a week, usually Mondays from 2 - 4 p.m.&nbsp; Due to the importance of the professional skills, substantive law and procedure being taught, seminar attendance is mandatory-- no unexcused absences are allowed.&nbsp; If you have any questions about our program, please feel free to email Professor Griesmer at <a href=\\\"mailto:rgriesmer@widener.edu\\\">rgriesmer@widener.edu</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application &amp; Enrollment</strong> &ndash;Only rising third year students are eligible to apply by completing the online Experiential Application Form. Students will be selected&nbsp; after submission of application and interview. Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure I, Evidence and Professional Responsibility are course prerequisites. Preference will be given to students who have taken Trial Methods, ITAP, or Criminal Procedure II.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Pennsylvania Criminal Defense Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the <a id=\\\"IDLC\\\"></a>Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">NOTE: STUDENTS CANNOT REGISTER FOR AN EXPERIENTIAL PROGRAM WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION FROM A PROGRAM DIRECTOR. ONCE ENROLLED IN AN EXPERIENTIAL PROGRAM, STUDENTS MAY NOT WITHDRAW FROM THE COURSE WITHOUT SPECIFIC WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION FROM A PROGRAM DIRECTOR.</h5>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED AFTER THE DEADLINE WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR POSITIONS IN THE CLINIC OR EXTERNSHIP APPLIED FOR IF SPACE IS AVAILABLE.</h5>\\r\\n<h5>Please See Below for Lists of JEP &amp; PIEP Placements</h5>\\r\\n<h3 style=\\\"text-align: center;\\\">Delaware Law School</h3>\\r\\n<h3 style=\\\"text-align: center;\\\">Judicial Externship Program Placements</h3>\\r\\n<h1>Delaware</h1>\\r\\n<p>Judge Meghan A. Adams (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Robert B. Coonin (Family Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Eric M. Davis (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock, III (Chancery Court of Delaware) Georgetown</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge M. Jane Brady (Superior Court of Delaware) Georgetown</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mary M. Johnston (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Jan R. Jurden (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster (Chancery Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Abigail L. LeGrow (Chancery Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Calvin L. Scott (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Vivian L. Medinilla (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mark D. Buckworth (Family Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Chief Judge Michael K. Newell (Family Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mardi F. Pyott (Family Court of Delaware) Dover</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Andrea L. Rocanelli (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Alex J. Smalls (Delaware Court of Common Pleas) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Robert H. Surles (Delaware Court of Common Pleas) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Paul R. Wallace (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge John K. Welch (Delaware Court of Common Pleas) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Justice Karen K. Valihura (Supreme Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Justice James T. Vaughn, Jr. (Supreme Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<h1>Maryland</h1>\\r\\n<p>Judge Kathleen L. Beckstead (Maryland Circuit Court &ndash; 1<sup>st</sup> Circuit) Salisbury</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Michele D. Hotten (Maryland Court of Special Appeals) Upper Marlboro</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge V. Michael Whelan (Maryland Circuit Court &ndash; 3<sup>rd</sup> Circuit) Elkton</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Jane Cairns Murray (Maryland Circuit Court &ndash; 3<sup>rd</sup> Circuit) Elkton</p>\\r\\n<h1>New Jersey</h1>\\r\\n<p>Judge Robert P. Becker, Jr. (Superior Court of N.J.) Gloucester/Salem/Cumberland Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Aimee R. Belgard (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Jeanne T. Covert (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Cristen P. D&rsquo;Arrigo (Superior Court of N.J.) Cumberland Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Ralph L. DeLuccia, Jr. (Superior Court of N.J.) Passaic Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Paula T. Dow (Superior Court of N.J. &ndash; Chancery Division) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Richard W. English (Superior Court of N.J.) Monmouth Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Justice Faustino V. Fernandez-Vina (Supreme Court of N.J.)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge John E. Harrington (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Carol E. Higbee (Superior Court of N.J.) Atlantic/Cape May Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Michael J. Hogan (Superior Court of N.J.) General Equity Division) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Lisa James-Beavers (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Harold U. Johnson, Jr. (Superior Court of N.J.) Gloucester/Salem/Cumberland Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Marie E. Lihotz (Superior Court of N.J.) Appellate Division) Westmont</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Hany A. Mawla (Superior Court of N.J.) Hunterdon Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge MaryAnn O&rsquo;Brien (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge James E. Rafferty (Superior Court of N.J.) Gloucester/Salem/Cumberland Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Patricia Richmond (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Alberto Rivas (Superior Court of N.J.) Middlesex Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Justice Lee A. Solomon (Supreme Court of N.J.)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Susan T. Steele (Superior Court of N.J.) Bergen Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Karen L. Suter (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<h1>Pennsylvania</h1>\\r\\n<p>Judge Spiros E. Angelos (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Wallace H. Bateman (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Bucks Co. (Doylestown)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mary Alice Brennan (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Carolyn Tornetta Carluccio (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Montgomery Co. (Norristown)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Richard M. Cappelli (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge John P. Capuzzi, Sr. (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Rose Marie DeFino-Nastasi (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Barry C. Dozor (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Kelly D. Eckel (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)<br />Judge Michael E. Erdos (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Risa Vetri Ferman (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Montgomery Co. (Norristown)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Susan Peikes Gantman (Superior Court of Pa.) Conshohocken</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Gary B. Gilman (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Bucks Co. (Doylestown)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Glynnis Hill (Pa. Court of Common Pleas) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Allyson Jozik (U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (Philadelphia)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge James M. Lillis &ndash; (Pa. 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(9570, 914, 'Experiential Courses for JD Students', '', 'Experiential learning is integral to Delaware Law’s Juris Doctor program, including externships and law clinics. Learn more about all opportunities and requirements.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Experiential Course Information\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Students interested in registering for clinics or externships should use the <a href=\\\"https://widener.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_87TM8pFHCY03WR0\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">online application</a>. Descriptions of the available experiential courses are provided below.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Spring, 2022*</h5>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Innocence Delaware Legal Clinic &dagger;</li>\\r\\n<li>Judicial Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Public Interest Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Veterans Law Clinic</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h5>Summer, 2022</h5>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Judicial Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Public Interest Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Veterans Law Clinic</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h5>Fall, 2022</h5>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Delaware Civil Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Innocence Delaware Legal Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Judicial Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Pennsylvania Criminal Defense Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Public Interest Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Veterans Law Clinic</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h6>* Enrollment periods: October/November for Spring offerings, March/April for Summer and Fall offerings<br />&dagger; Spring enrollment in IDLC and PA CDC is limited to returning students.</h6>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h3>Dignity Rights Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Listed for Spring, 2022</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Dignity Rights Clinic</strong> provides legal services to clients and partners in non-representational matters to help shape the law&rsquo;s commitment to human dignity -- that is, the inherent, inalienable, and equal worth of every person, everywhere.&nbsp; Dignity law is a fast-growing area of the law in the United States and around the world. This year, the clinic is working with the National Lawyers Guild Prisoners&rsquo; Legal Advocacy Network to promote human dignity in our criminal justice system. This year, the clinic is offered for 3 credits in the Spring Semester.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do</strong> &ndash; Clinic students will develop a Handbook to be used by jailhouse lawyers, advocates, policy makers, and law reformers that will analyze how the criminal justice system can be reformed to protect the human dignity of all those impacted by the criminal justice system. Students will study dignity law and will work with advocates and people who are presently or formerly incarcerated to develop specific recommendations for reform and advocacy.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>The Clinic Class</strong> &ndash; The clinic meets weekly in a seminar format. The first part of the class involves learning the basics of dignity law, as it has developed in the US and abroad and in international and regional human rights instruments. In the second part of the class, students will conduct legal and factual research including interviews with people who are or have been incarcerated in the United States. In the third part of class, students will work individually or in teams on chapters to be included in the <em>Handbook on Dignity in the Criminal Justice System: A Policy and Advocacy Handbook</em>.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application and Enrollment</strong> &ndash; Students in their second semester, second year or later may apply for the Clinic.&nbsp; ED students and students who have previously taken the Clinic are welcome to apply. Others may apply with permission from the Clinic Director. Contact Professor Daly at <a href=\\\"mailto:edaly@widener.edu\\\"><em>edaly@widener.edu</em></a>.</p>\\r\\n<p>Find out more about the <a href=\\\"ipl://977//W10=////\\\">Dignity Rights Clinic</a>.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Listed for Spring, 2022</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic</strong> provides free legal representation to individuals and organizations confronting environmental issues arising federal, state, and local environmental laws.&nbsp; The Clinic handles cases such as appeals of regulatory decisions and enforcement of environmental laws, as well as advising clients who seek advice, educational, or legislative assistance.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do</strong> &ndash; Clinic interns, operating under the direct supervision of the Clinic Director, assist in representing and advising clients.&nbsp; This may involve working with administrative agencies, scientists and engineers, conducting factual and legal research, drafting memoranda and pleadings, and otherwise developing and implementing legal strategies.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>The Clinic Class </strong>&ndash; The Clinic meets weekly in a seminar that includes a Firm Meeting (in which Clinic Interns discuss and address substantive and procedural problems encountered by students in their work for Clinic clients) as well as working on the Clinic Case, the representation of a hypothetical client in a Clean Water Act enforcement case, in which students will draft a complaint, discovery requests, take part of a deposition, and draft a settlement agreement in order to develop and hone practical skills of civil litigation drafting and strategy.&nbsp; Students are expected, over the course of the semester, to work 40 hours of combined live client and Clinic time per credit hour taken.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Delaware Bar Clerkship Requirement </strong>&ndash; Students enrolled in the Clinic may be able to satisfy some of their clerkship requirements by working with the Director, who is a Delaware-barred attorney.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application and Enrollment</strong> &ndash; Students in their second semester, second year or later may apply for the Clinic.&nbsp; ED students are welcome to apply.</p>\\r\\n<p>For more information, visit <a href=\\\"http://www.widenerelc.org\\\">www.widenerelc.org</a> and click on &ldquo;Environmental Law Clinic &ndash; For Students&rdquo; link.</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Innocence Delaware Legal Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<p><strong>(3L/4L ED and RD students encouraged to apply)</strong></p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">THIS IS A FULL YEAR COMMITMENT (Fall: 1 skills credit &amp; 2 regular credits; Spring 5 skills credits)</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Innocence Delaware Legal Clinic</strong> partners with the non-profit organization Innocence Delaware that provides legal representation to people unjustly incarcerated in Delaware for crimes they did not commit.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do</strong> &ndash; Students will assist Innocence Delaware in their mission by learning post-conviction law and practicing innocence work. Students will work under the supervision of Professor&nbsp; Judith Ritter, Clinic Professor Romie Griesmer, and the attorneys of Innocence Delaware. Innocence work may involve screening requests for representation, interviewing clients, conducting investigations, doing legal research, and preparing legal pleadings.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Credits</strong> &ndash; Students are enrolled for seven (7) total credits, three (3) in the Fall Semester and four (4) in the Spring Semester. Five (5) of the 7 total credits are skills credits.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Clinic Seminar and Clinic Hours</strong> &ndash; Students are required to take the Post-Conviction Remedies course with Professor Judith Ritter in the Fall Semester (for 2 credits of the 3 total credits earned that semester). In addition, students will attend 14 hours of training with Megan Davies, the Executive Director of Innocence Delaware, over the course of the Fall semester (for the 1 skills credit). In the Spring Semester, students will work on cases and attend supervision sessions with the Professor Romie Griesmer. Students are expected to spend an average of 12 hours per week on clinic work in the Spring (for the 4 skills credits). If you have any questions about our program, please feel free to email Clinic Director Romie Griesmer at <a href=\\\"mailto:rgriesmer@widener.edu\\\"><em>rgriesmer@widener.edu</em></a>.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application &amp; Enrollment</strong> &ndash; Only 3L/4L students are eligible to apply by completing the online Experiential Application Form. Three (3) students will be selected after submission of <strong><em>application</em></strong> and <strong><em>interview</em></strong>.&nbsp; Only graduating students are eligible to enroll. Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure I, Evidence and Professional Responsibility are course prerequisites. Preference will be given to students who have taken Trial Methods and/or Criminal Procedure II.</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Judicial Externship Program</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Offered for Spring, Summer &amp; Fall, 2022 Registration &ndash; (ED and RD students encouraged to apply)</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Judicial Externship Program</strong> (<strong>JEP</strong>) is a one-semester or full-year clinical legal field placement experience in which students may earn either 3 credits per semester (10 hours/week minimum) or 6 credits per semester (20 hours/week minimum) academic credits.&nbsp; The course is graded pass/fail.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Placements</strong>: Students enrolled in the <strong>Judicial Externship Program</strong> (<strong>JEP</strong>)are placed as part-time clerks for academic credit in the chambers of judges in State and Federal trial and appellate courts in Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, including Federal Circuit, District and Magistrate Courts; State Supreme, intermediate appellate and trial courts, and various other courts including U.S Tax Court, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, state courts of equity and administrative law courts.&nbsp; A list of possible field placements is set forth below.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Requirements</strong>: Briefly put &ndash;and not intended to limit more specific instructions- to complete the program, externs</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Spend a minimum of 10 hours per week in placement</li>\\r\\n<li>Submit periodic 3-5 page reflective writings; complete practice MPT exam</li>\\r\\n<li>Participate in weekly class activities on the JEP Homepage</li>\\r\\n<li>Complete student placement evaluation</li>\\r\\n<li>Receive satisfactory evaluation by supervising judge</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Prerequisites</strong>: Applicants must have completed 3 semesters of law school, and must have successfully completed (C or better) courses in Professional Responsibility and Evidence.&nbsp; The Director will have final authority to determine which applicants qualify for admission and to determine placements with particular courts.&nbsp; We recognize that some students have special relationships with judges, or may have contacted judges prior to application and enrollment.&nbsp; Such arrangements for placements will be carefully considered as they occur.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application Requirements</strong>: Applicants must complete the <strong>Student Experiential Course Application Form&nbsp;</strong>and submit the completed online Application Form, including current <strong><em>official</em> transcript of grades</strong>. In addition, applicants <strong><em>must</em></strong> submit an electronic copy (as an email attachment) of a current r&eacute;sum&eacute; and a writing sample to to Patti Burns, faculty secretary (<a href=\\\"mailto:paburns@widener.edu\\\">paburns@widener.edu</a>).</p>\\r\\n<h5><span style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Judicial Externship Program, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</span></h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Public Interest Externship Program</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Offered for Spring, Summer &amp; Fall, 2022 Registration &ndash; (ED and RD students encouraged to apply)</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Public Interest Externship Program</strong> (<strong>PIEP</strong>) is a one-semester or full-year clinical legal field placement experience in which students may earn either 3 credits per semester (10 hours/week minimum) or 6 credits per semester (20 hours/week minimum) academic credits.&nbsp; The course is graded pass/fail.<strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Placements</strong>: Students enrolled in the <strong>Public Interest Externship Program</strong> (<strong>PIEP</strong>)are placed as part-time law clerks in government agencies (including prosecutors, public defenders, and others) and non-profit organizatons for academic credit.&nbsp; A list of possible field placements is set forth below.&nbsp; If you have questions about <strong>PIEP</strong> placements, please contact Professor Catania at <a href=\\\"mailto:fjcatania@widener.edu\\\">fjcatania@widener.edu</a> (ext. 2108).</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Prerequisites</strong>: By the start of the Externship Placement, students must have earned 60 credits for DE and NJ (45 credits for PA), and must have successfully completed (C or better) courses in Professional Responsibility and Evidence.&nbsp; Some placements may also require students to have completed additional courses, such as Federal Tax, Family Law, ITAP and/or Trial Methods.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application Requirements</strong>: Applicants must complete the <strong>Student Experiential Course Application Form</strong> in this packet, and submit the completed online Application Form, including current <strong><em>official</em> transcript of grades</strong>.&nbsp;&nbsp; In addition, applicants <strong><em>must</em></strong> submit an electronic copy (as an email attachment) of a current r&eacute;sum&eacute; and a writing sample to to Patti Burns, faculty secretary (<a href=\\\"mailto:paburns@widener.edu\\\">paburns@widener.edu</a>).</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Public Interest Externship Program, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3><strong>Veterans Law Clinic</strong></h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Offered for Spring, Summer &amp; Fall, 2022 Registration &ndash; (ED &amp; RD students encouraged to apply)</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Veterans Law Clinic</strong> (<strong>VLC</strong>) provides free legal representation to low-income, disabled veterans and their dependents for appeals to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.&nbsp; The clinic handles cases regarding disability compensation, needs-based pension, Section 1151 claims (malpractice-type claims against the VA), VA overpayment waivers, and dependency and indemnity compensation (survivor benefit). The Clinic also handles discharge upgrade applications and wills and related documents.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do </strong>&ndash; Students assist clients through all phases of a case:&nbsp; intake and initial interviews, investigation and gathering of documentary evidence, working with forensic experts, filing petitions, representing clients at hearings, and appellate brief writing. Students also attend the Clinic\'s Veterans Assistance Days, in which Clinic attorneys provide one-hour, free consultations to veterans.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>The Clinic Class </strong>&ndash; During fall/spring semesters, the clinic class meets once a week, usually in the evening.&nbsp;Generally, students are enrolled for six credits and are expected to spend 20 hours per week working in the Clinic. Students can enroll for fewer credits with Clinic permission.&nbsp; Summer students operate&nbsp;on a compressed schedule.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Delaware Bar Clerkship Requirement </strong>&ndash; Students enrolled in the Clinic may be able to satisfy some of their clerkship requirements by working with our Delaware-barred attorney. Please let us know if you plan to sit for the Delaware Bar.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p>If you have any questions about our program, please feel free to contact clinic director Jennifer Morrell at <a href=\\\"mailto:jrmorrell@widener.edu\\\">jrmorrell@widener.edu</a>.</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Veterans Law Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Other Experiential Offerings (not offered in Spring, 2022)</h3>\\r\\n<h3>Delaware Civil Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Not Offered for Spring, 2022 - Listed for Fall, 2022 Registration</h5>\\r\\n<p>The Delaware Civil Law Clinic (DCC) provides free legal services to survivors of domestic violence seeking civil legal protection from abuse, as well as child custody, visitation, and divorce matters. Legal representation also includes preparing wills, powers of attorney, and health care directives for elderly and terminally ill clients. The DCC operates in conjunction with Delaware Volunteer Legal Services, Inc. (DVLS), the pro bono arm of the Delaware State Bar Association.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do:</strong> Third year clinic students are admitted to the limited practice of law, as Certified Legal Interns, pursuant to Delaware Supreme Court Rule 56. Interns represent clients in Family Court, as well as provide estate planning assistance to clients. DCC interns learn practical legal skills while working in the clinic representing clients. The interns conduct interviews, investigate cases and gather evidence such as photographs of injuries, 911 calls, witness statements and social media evidence. Interns draft petitions and motions, negotiate settlement agreements, and represent clients in court.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Credits and Hours Required:</strong> Students in their third year of law school enroll in the clinic for six (6) credits and are expected to spend an average of 20 hours per week working on clinic cases. Students work with an assigned partner and meet with their supervisors often regarding their casework. The DCC may also accept second year students for two (2) credits, depending on space availability, to do limited work in the clinic for approximately seven (7) hours per week.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Delaware Bar Clerkship Requirement:</strong> Students enrolled in the DCC are able to satisfy some of their Delaware Bar Clerkship requirements, as all intern work is supervised by a Delaware-barred attorney.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Orientation, Hearing Dates and Clinic Seminar:</strong> Students must be available every Friday during business hours for court rotation, trial observation, and hearings. Students must attend mandatory orientation and trainings on Fridays throughout the semester to prepare for trial. In addition, students must attend a weekly seminar. The seminar is considered a law firm meeting, due to the professional skills, substantive law, and procedure taught. Seminar attendance is mandatory.&nbsp; If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the DCC Clinic Attorney, Prof. Cathy Zwolak Kilian (<a href=\\\"mailto:czkilian@widener.edu\\\">czkilian@widener.edu</a>) or Director, Prof. Dana Harrington Conner (<a href=\\\"mailto:dlharringtonconner@widener.edu\\\">dlharringtonconner@widener.edu</a>).</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Delaware Civil Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Pennsylvania Criminal Defense Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Not Offered for Spring, 2022 - Listed for Fall, 2022 Registration</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Pa. Criminal Defense Clinic</strong> provides representation to people in Chester County who are indigent and charged with misdemeanors in state court.&nbsp; Our clients are referred to us by the Chester County Public Defender.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do</strong> &ndash; Students are certified by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to represent clients in court under direct supervision of Professor Romie Griesmer, Clinic Director.&nbsp; Students represent clients through all phases of cases: initial client interview, investigation, plea bargaining, preliminary hearings, pretrial motions, trials, and appeals.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Credits and Hours Required</strong> &ndash; Students are enrolled for six (6) Credits and are expected to spend an average of 20 hours per week working on clinic cases, 10 of those hours must be spent in the clinic workroom. Students work with an assigned partner and have a weekly meeting with Professor Griesmer regarding their casework. Once enrolled in the Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from Professor Griesmer.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Orientation and Clinic Seminar</strong> &ndash; In order to have students begin client representation as soon as possible there is a mandatory&nbsp; orientation prior to the start of classes. The seminar meets once a week, usually Mondays from 2 - 4 p.m.&nbsp; Due to the importance of the professional skills, substantive law and procedure being taught, seminar attendance is mandatory-- no unexcused absences are allowed.&nbsp; If you have any questions about our program, please feel free to email Professor Griesmer at <a href=\\\"mailto:rgriesmer@widener.edu\\\">rgriesmer@widener.edu</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application &amp; Enrollment</strong> &ndash;Only rising third year students are eligible to apply by completing the online Experiential Application Form. Students will be selected&nbsp; after submission of application and interview. Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure I, Evidence and Professional Responsibility are course prerequisites. Preference will be given to students who have taken Trial Methods, ITAP, or Criminal Procedure II.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Pennsylvania Criminal Defense Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the <a id=\\\"IDLC\\\"></a>Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">NOTE: STUDENTS CANNOT REGISTER FOR AN EXPERIENTIAL PROGRAM WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION FROM A PROGRAM DIRECTOR. ONCE ENROLLED IN AN EXPERIENTIAL PROGRAM, STUDENTS MAY NOT WITHDRAW FROM THE COURSE WITHOUT SPECIFIC WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION FROM A PROGRAM DIRECTOR.</h5>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED AFTER THE DEADLINE WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR POSITIONS IN THE CLINIC OR EXTERNSHIP APPLIED FOR IF SPACE IS AVAILABLE.</h5>\\r\\n<h5>Please See Below for Lists of JEP &amp; PIEP Placements</h5>\\r\\n<h3 style=\\\"text-align: center;\\\">Delaware Law School</h3>\\r\\n<h3 style=\\\"text-align: center;\\\">Judicial Externship Program Placements</h3>\\r\\n<h1>Delaware</h1>\\r\\n<p>Judge Meghan A. Adams (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Robert B. Coonin (Family Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Eric M. Davis (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock, III (Chancery Court of Delaware) Georgetown</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge M. Jane Brady (Superior Court of Delaware) Georgetown</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mary M. Johnston (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Jan R. Jurden (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster (Chancery Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Abigail L. LeGrow (Chancery Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Calvin L. Scott (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Vivian L. Medinilla (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mark D. Buckworth (Family Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Chief Judge Michael K. Newell (Family Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mardi F. Pyott (Family Court of Delaware) Dover</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Andrea L. Rocanelli (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Alex J. Smalls (Delaware Court of Common Pleas) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Robert H. Surles (Delaware Court of Common Pleas) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Paul R. Wallace (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge John K. Welch (Delaware Court of Common Pleas) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Justice Karen K. Valihura (Supreme Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Justice James T. Vaughn, Jr. (Supreme Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<h1>Maryland</h1>\\r\\n<p>Judge Kathleen L. Beckstead (Maryland Circuit Court &ndash; 1<sup>st</sup> Circuit) Salisbury</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Michele D. Hotten (Maryland Court of Special Appeals) Upper Marlboro</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge V. Michael Whelan (Maryland Circuit Court &ndash; 3<sup>rd</sup> Circuit) Elkton</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Jane Cairns Murray (Maryland Circuit Court &ndash; 3<sup>rd</sup> Circuit) Elkton</p>\\r\\n<h1>New Jersey</h1>\\r\\n<p>Judge Robert P. Becker, Jr. (Superior Court of N.J.) Gloucester/Salem/Cumberland Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Aimee R. Belgard (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Jeanne T. Covert (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Cristen P. D&rsquo;Arrigo (Superior Court of N.J.) Cumberland Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Ralph L. DeLuccia, Jr. (Superior Court of N.J.) Passaic Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Paula T. Dow (Superior Court of N.J. &ndash; Chancery Division) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Richard W. English (Superior Court of N.J.) Monmouth Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Justice Faustino V. Fernandez-Vina (Supreme Court of N.J.)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge John E. Harrington (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Carol E. Higbee (Superior Court of N.J.) Atlantic/Cape May Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Michael J. Hogan (Superior Court of N.J.) General Equity Division) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Lisa James-Beavers (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Harold U. Johnson, Jr. (Superior Court of N.J.) Gloucester/Salem/Cumberland Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Marie E. Lihotz (Superior Court of N.J.) 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(9571, 914, 'Experiential Courses for JD Students', '', 'Experiential learning is integral to Delaware Law’s Juris Doctor program, including externships and law clinics. Learn more about all opportunities and requirements.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Experiential Course Information\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Students interested in registering for clinics or externships should use the <a href=\\\"https://widener.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_87TM8pFHCY03WR0\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">online application</a>. Descriptions of the available experiential courses are provided below.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>SUMMER, 2022</strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Judicial Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Public Interest Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Veterans Law Clinic</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>FALL, 2022</strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Delaware Civil Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Innocence Delaware Legal Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Judicial Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Pennsylvania Criminal Defense Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Public Interest Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Veterans Law Clinic</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>SPRING, 2023*</strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Dignity Rights Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Innocence Delaware Legal Clinic &dagger;</li>\\r\\n<li>Judicial Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Public Interest Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Veterans Law Clinic</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h6>* Enrollment periods: October for Spring offerings, February for Summer and Fall offerings<br />&dagger; Spring enrollment in IDLC and PA CDC is limited to returning students.</h6>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h3>Dignity Rights Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Listed for Spring, 2022</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Dignity Rights Clinic</strong> provides legal services to clients and partners in non-representational matters to help shape the law&rsquo;s commitment to human dignity -- that is, the inherent, inalienable, and equal worth of every person, everywhere.&nbsp; Dignity law is a fast-growing area of the law in the United States and around the world. This year, the clinic is working with the National Lawyers Guild Prisoners&rsquo; Legal Advocacy Network to promote human dignity in our criminal justice system. This year, the clinic is offered for 3 credits in the Spring Semester.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do</strong> &ndash; Clinic students will develop a Handbook to be used by jailhouse lawyers, advocates, policy makers, and law reformers that will analyze how the criminal justice system can be reformed to protect the human dignity of all those impacted by the criminal justice system. Students will study dignity law and will work with advocates and people who are presently or formerly incarcerated to develop specific recommendations for reform and advocacy.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>The Clinic Class</strong> &ndash; The clinic meets weekly in a seminar format. The first part of the class involves learning the basics of dignity law, as it has developed in the US and abroad and in international and regional human rights instruments. In the second part of the class, students will conduct legal and factual research including interviews with people who are or have been incarcerated in the United States. In the third part of class, students will work individually or in teams on chapters to be included in the <em>Handbook on Dignity in the Criminal Justice System: A Policy and Advocacy Handbook</em>.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application and Enrollment</strong> &ndash; Students in their second semester, second year or later may apply for the Clinic.&nbsp; ED students and students who have previously taken the Clinic are welcome to apply. Others may apply with permission from the Clinic Director. Contact Professor Daly at <a href=\\\"mailto:edaly@widener.edu\\\"><em>edaly@widener.edu</em></a>.</p>\\r\\n<p>Find out more about the <a href=\\\"ipl://977//W10=////\\\">Dignity Rights Clinic</a>.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Listed for Spring, 2022</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic</strong> provides free legal representation to individuals and organizations confronting environmental issues arising federal, state, and local environmental laws.&nbsp; The Clinic handles cases such as appeals of regulatory decisions and enforcement of environmental laws, as well as advising clients who seek advice, educational, or legislative assistance.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do</strong> &ndash; Clinic interns, operating under the direct supervision of the Clinic Director, assist in representing and advising clients.&nbsp; This may involve working with administrative agencies, scientists and engineers, conducting factual and legal research, drafting memoranda and pleadings, and otherwise developing and implementing legal strategies.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>The Clinic Class </strong>&ndash; The Clinic meets weekly in a seminar that includes a Firm Meeting (in which Clinic Interns discuss and address substantive and procedural problems encountered by students in their work for Clinic clients) as well as working on the Clinic Case, the representation of a hypothetical client in a Clean Water Act enforcement case, in which students will draft a complaint, discovery requests, take part of a deposition, and draft a settlement agreement in order to develop and hone practical skills of civil litigation drafting and strategy.&nbsp; Students are expected, over the course of the semester, to work 40 hours of combined live client and Clinic time per credit hour taken.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Delaware Bar Clerkship Requirement </strong>&ndash; Students enrolled in the Clinic may be able to satisfy some of their clerkship requirements by working with the Director, who is a Delaware-barred attorney.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application and Enrollment</strong> &ndash; Students in their second semester, second year or later may apply for the Clinic.&nbsp; ED students are welcome to apply.</p>\\r\\n<p>For more information, visit <a href=\\\"http://www.widenerelc.org\\\">www.widenerelc.org</a> and click on &ldquo;Environmental Law Clinic &ndash; For Students&rdquo; link.</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Innocence Delaware Legal Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<p><strong>(3L/4L ED and RD students encouraged to apply)</strong></p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">THIS IS A FULL YEAR COMMITMENT (Fall: 1 skills credit &amp; 2 regular credits; Spring 5 skills credits)</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Innocence Delaware Legal Clinic</strong> partners with the non-profit organization Innocence Delaware that provides legal representation to people unjustly incarcerated in Delaware for crimes they did not commit.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do</strong> &ndash; Students will assist Innocence Delaware in their mission by learning post-conviction law and practicing innocence work. Students will work under the supervision of Professor&nbsp; Judith Ritter, Clinic Professor Romie Griesmer, and the attorneys of Innocence Delaware. Innocence work may involve screening requests for representation, interviewing clients, conducting investigations, doing legal research, and preparing legal pleadings.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Credits</strong> &ndash; Students are enrolled for seven (7) total credits, three (3) in the Fall Semester and four (4) in the Spring Semester. Five (5) of the 7 total credits are skills credits.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Clinic Seminar and Clinic Hours</strong> &ndash; Students are required to take the Post-Conviction Remedies course with Professor Judith Ritter in the Fall Semester (for 2 credits of the 3 total credits earned that semester). In addition, students will attend 14 hours of training with Megan Davies, the Executive Director of Innocence Delaware, over the course of the Fall semester (for the 1 skills credit). In the Spring Semester, students will work on cases and attend supervision sessions with the Professor Romie Griesmer. Students are expected to spend an average of 12 hours per week on clinic work in the Spring (for the 4 skills credits). If you have any questions about our program, please feel free to email Clinic Director Romie Griesmer at <a href=\\\"mailto:rgriesmer@widener.edu\\\"><em>rgriesmer@widener.edu</em></a>.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application &amp; Enrollment</strong> &ndash; Only 3L/4L students are eligible to apply by completing the online Experiential Application Form. Three (3) students will be selected after submission of <strong><em>application</em></strong> and <strong><em>interview</em></strong>.&nbsp; Only graduating students are eligible to enroll. Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure I, Evidence and Professional Responsibility are course prerequisites. Preference will be given to students who have taken Trial Methods and/or Criminal Procedure II.</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Judicial Externship Program</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Offered for Spring, Summer &amp; Fall, 2022 Registration &ndash; (ED and RD students encouraged to apply)</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Judicial Externship Program</strong> (<strong>JEP</strong>) is a one-semester or full-year clinical legal field placement experience in which students may earn either 3 credits per semester (10 hours/week minimum) or 6 credits per semester (20 hours/week minimum) academic credits.&nbsp; The course is graded pass/fail.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Placements</strong>: Students enrolled in the <strong>Judicial Externship Program</strong> (<strong>JEP</strong>)are placed as part-time clerks for academic credit in the chambers of judges in State and Federal trial and appellate courts in Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, including Federal Circuit, District and Magistrate Courts; State Supreme, intermediate appellate and trial courts, and various other courts including U.S Tax Court, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, state courts of equity and administrative law courts.&nbsp; A list of possible field placements is set forth below.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Requirements</strong>: Briefly put &ndash;and not intended to limit more specific instructions- to complete the program, externs</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Spend a minimum of 10 hours per week in placement</li>\\r\\n<li>Submit periodic 3-5 page reflective writings; complete practice MPT exam</li>\\r\\n<li>Participate in weekly class activities on the JEP Homepage</li>\\r\\n<li>Complete student placement evaluation</li>\\r\\n<li>Receive satisfactory evaluation by supervising judge</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Prerequisites</strong>: Applicants must have completed 3 semesters of law school, and must have successfully completed (C or better) courses in Professional Responsibility and Evidence.&nbsp; The Director will have final authority to determine which applicants qualify for admission and to determine placements with particular courts.&nbsp; We recognize that some students have special relationships with judges, or may have contacted judges prior to application and enrollment.&nbsp; Such arrangements for placements will be carefully considered as they occur.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application Requirements</strong>: Applicants must complete the <strong>Student Experiential Course Application Form&nbsp;</strong>and submit the completed online Application Form, including current <strong><em>official</em> transcript of grades</strong>. In addition, applicants <strong><em>must</em></strong> submit an electronic copy (as an email attachment) of a current r&eacute;sum&eacute; and a writing sample to to Patti Burns, faculty secretary (<a href=\\\"mailto:paburns@widener.edu\\\">paburns@widener.edu</a>).</p>\\r\\n<h5><span style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Judicial Externship Program, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</span></h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Public Interest Externship Program</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Offered for Spring, Summer &amp; Fall, 2022 Registration &ndash; (ED and RD students encouraged to apply)</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Public Interest Externship Program</strong> (<strong>PIEP</strong>) is a one-semester or full-year clinical legal field placement experience in which students may earn either 3 credits per semester (10 hours/week minimum) or 6 credits per semester (20 hours/week minimum) academic credits.&nbsp; The course is graded pass/fail.<strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Placements</strong>: Students enrolled in the <strong>Public Interest Externship Program</strong> (<strong>PIEP</strong>)are placed as part-time law clerks in government agencies (including prosecutors, public defenders, and others) and non-profit organizatons for academic credit.&nbsp; A list of possible field placements is set forth below.&nbsp; If you have questions about <strong>PIEP</strong> placements, please contact Professor Catania at <a href=\\\"mailto:fjcatania@widener.edu\\\">fjcatania@widener.edu</a> (ext. 2108).</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Prerequisites</strong>: By the start of the Externship Placement, students must have earned 60 credits for DE and NJ (45 credits for PA), and must have successfully completed (C or better) courses in Professional Responsibility and Evidence.&nbsp; Some placements may also require students to have completed additional courses, such as Federal Tax, Family Law, ITAP and/or Trial Methods.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application Requirements</strong>: Applicants must complete the <strong>Student Experiential Course Application Form</strong> in this packet, and submit the completed online Application Form, including current <strong><em>official</em> transcript of grades</strong>.&nbsp;&nbsp; In addition, applicants <strong><em>must</em></strong> submit an electronic copy (as an email attachment) of a current r&eacute;sum&eacute; and a writing sample to to Patti Burns, faculty secretary (<a href=\\\"mailto:paburns@widener.edu\\\">paburns@widener.edu</a>).</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Public Interest Externship Program, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3><strong>Veterans Law Clinic</strong></h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Offered for Spring, Summer &amp; Fall, 2022 Registration &ndash; (ED &amp; RD students encouraged to apply)</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Veterans Law Clinic</strong> (<strong>VLC</strong>) provides free legal representation to low-income, disabled veterans and their dependents for appeals to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.&nbsp; The clinic handles cases regarding disability compensation, needs-based pension, Section 1151 claims (malpractice-type claims against the VA), VA overpayment waivers, and dependency and indemnity compensation (survivor benefit). The Clinic also handles discharge upgrade applications and wills and related documents.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do </strong>&ndash; Students assist clients through all phases of a case:&nbsp; intake and initial interviews, investigation and gathering of documentary evidence, working with forensic experts, filing petitions, representing clients at hearings, and appellate brief writing. Students also attend the Clinic\'s Veterans Assistance Days, in which Clinic attorneys provide one-hour, free consultations to veterans.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>The Clinic Class </strong>&ndash; During fall/spring semesters, the clinic class meets once a week, usually in the evening.&nbsp;Generally, students are enrolled for six credits and are expected to spend 20 hours per week working in the Clinic. Students can enroll for fewer credits with Clinic permission.&nbsp; Summer students operate&nbsp;on a compressed schedule.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Delaware Bar Clerkship Requirement </strong>&ndash; Students enrolled in the Clinic may be able to satisfy some of their clerkship requirements by working with our Delaware-barred attorney. Please let us know if you plan to sit for the Delaware Bar.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p>If you have any questions about our program, please feel free to contact clinic director Jennifer Morrell at <a href=\\\"mailto:jrmorrell@widener.edu\\\">jrmorrell@widener.edu</a>.</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Veterans Law Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Other Experiential Offerings (not offered in Spring, 2022)</h3>\\r\\n<h3>Delaware Civil Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Not Offered for Spring, 2022 - Listed for Fall, 2022 Registration</h5>\\r\\n<p>The Delaware Civil Law Clinic (DCC) provides free legal services to survivors of domestic violence seeking civil legal protection from abuse, as well as child custody, visitation, and divorce matters. Legal representation also includes preparing wills, powers of attorney, and health care directives for elderly and terminally ill clients. The DCC operates in conjunction with Delaware Volunteer Legal Services, Inc. (DVLS), the pro bono arm of the Delaware State Bar Association.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do:</strong> Third year clinic students are admitted to the limited practice of law, as Certified Legal Interns, pursuant to Delaware Supreme Court Rule 56. Interns represent clients in Family Court, as well as provide estate planning assistance to clients. DCC interns learn practical legal skills while working in the clinic representing clients. The interns conduct interviews, investigate cases and gather evidence such as photographs of injuries, 911 calls, witness statements and social media evidence. Interns draft petitions and motions, negotiate settlement agreements, and represent clients in court.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Credits and Hours Required:</strong> Students in their third year of law school enroll in the clinic for six (6) credits and are expected to spend an average of 20 hours per week working on clinic cases. Students work with an assigned partner and meet with their supervisors often regarding their casework. The DCC may also accept second year students for two (2) credits, depending on space availability, to do limited work in the clinic for approximately seven (7) hours per week.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Delaware Bar Clerkship Requirement:</strong> Students enrolled in the DCC are able to satisfy some of their Delaware Bar Clerkship requirements, as all intern work is supervised by a Delaware-barred attorney.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Orientation, Hearing Dates and Clinic Seminar:</strong> Students must be available every Friday during business hours for court rotation, trial observation, and hearings. Students must attend mandatory orientation and trainings on Fridays throughout the semester to prepare for trial. In addition, students must attend a weekly seminar. The seminar is considered a law firm meeting, due to the professional skills, substantive law, and procedure taught. Seminar attendance is mandatory.&nbsp; If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the DCC Clinic Attorney, Prof. Cathy Zwolak Kilian (<a href=\\\"mailto:czkilian@widener.edu\\\">czkilian@widener.edu</a>) or Director, Prof. Dana Harrington Conner (<a href=\\\"mailto:dlharringtonconner@widener.edu\\\">dlharringtonconner@widener.edu</a>).</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Delaware Civil Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Pennsylvania Criminal Defense Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Not Offered for Spring, 2022 - Listed for Fall, 2022 Registration</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Pa. Criminal Defense Clinic</strong> provides representation to people in Chester County who are indigent and charged with misdemeanors in state court.&nbsp; Our clients are referred to us by the Chester County Public Defender.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do</strong> &ndash; Students are certified by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to represent clients in court under direct supervision of Professor Romie Griesmer, Clinic Director.&nbsp; Students represent clients through all phases of cases: initial client interview, investigation, plea bargaining, preliminary hearings, pretrial motions, trials, and appeals.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Credits and Hours Required</strong> &ndash; Students are enrolled for six (6) Credits and are expected to spend an average of 20 hours per week working on clinic cases, 10 of those hours must be spent in the clinic workroom. Students work with an assigned partner and have a weekly meeting with Professor Griesmer regarding their casework. Once enrolled in the Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from Professor Griesmer.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Orientation and Clinic Seminar</strong> &ndash; In order to have students begin client representation as soon as possible there is a mandatory&nbsp; orientation prior to the start of classes. The seminar meets once a week, usually Mondays from 2 - 4 p.m.&nbsp; Due to the importance of the professional skills, substantive law and procedure being taught, seminar attendance is mandatory-- no unexcused absences are allowed.&nbsp; If you have any questions about our program, please feel free to email Professor Griesmer at <a href=\\\"mailto:rgriesmer@widener.edu\\\">rgriesmer@widener.edu</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application &amp; Enrollment</strong> &ndash;Only rising third year students are eligible to apply by completing the online Experiential Application Form. Students will be selected&nbsp; after submission of application and interview. Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure I, Evidence and Professional Responsibility are course prerequisites. Preference will be given to students who have taken Trial Methods, ITAP, or Criminal Procedure II.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Pennsylvania Criminal Defense Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the <a id=\\\"IDLC\\\"></a>Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">NOTE: STUDENTS CANNOT REGISTER FOR AN EXPERIENTIAL PROGRAM WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION FROM A PROGRAM DIRECTOR. ONCE ENROLLED IN AN EXPERIENTIAL PROGRAM, STUDENTS MAY NOT WITHDRAW FROM THE COURSE WITHOUT SPECIFIC WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION FROM A PROGRAM DIRECTOR.</h5>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED AFTER THE DEADLINE WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR POSITIONS IN THE CLINIC OR EXTERNSHIP APPLIED FOR IF SPACE IS AVAILABLE.</h5>\\r\\n<h5>Please See Below for Lists of JEP &amp; PIEP Placements</h5>\\r\\n<h3 style=\\\"text-align: center;\\\">Delaware Law School</h3>\\r\\n<h3 style=\\\"text-align: center;\\\">Judicial Externship Program Placements</h3>\\r\\n<h1>Delaware</h1>\\r\\n<p>Judge Meghan A. Adams (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Robert B. Coonin (Family Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Eric M. Davis (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock, III (Chancery Court of Delaware) Georgetown</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge M. Jane Brady (Superior Court of Delaware) Georgetown</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mary M. Johnston (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Jan R. Jurden (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster (Chancery Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Abigail L. LeGrow (Chancery Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Calvin L. Scott (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Vivian L. Medinilla (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mark D. Buckworth (Family Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Chief Judge Michael K. Newell (Family Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mardi F. Pyott (Family Court of Delaware) Dover</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Andrea L. Rocanelli (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Alex J. Smalls (Delaware Court of Common Pleas) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Robert H. Surles (Delaware Court of Common Pleas) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Paul R. Wallace (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge John K. Welch (Delaware Court of Common Pleas) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Justice Karen K. Valihura (Supreme Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Justice James T. Vaughn, Jr. (Supreme Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<h1>Maryland</h1>\\r\\n<p>Judge Kathleen L. Beckstead (Maryland Circuit Court &ndash; 1<sup>st</sup> Circuit) Salisbury</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Michele D. Hotten (Maryland Court of Special Appeals) Upper Marlboro</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge V. Michael Whelan (Maryland Circuit Court &ndash; 3<sup>rd</sup> Circuit) Elkton</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Jane Cairns Murray (Maryland Circuit Court &ndash; 3<sup>rd</sup> Circuit) Elkton</p>\\r\\n<h1>New Jersey</h1>\\r\\n<p>Judge Robert P. Becker, Jr. (Superior Court of N.J.) Gloucester/Salem/Cumberland Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Aimee R. Belgard (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Jeanne T. Covert (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Cristen P. D&rsquo;Arrigo (Superior Court of N.J.) Cumberland Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Ralph L. DeLuccia, Jr. (Superior Court of N.J.) Passaic Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Paula T. Dow (Superior Court of N.J. &ndash; Chancery Division) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Richard W. English (Superior Court of N.J.) Monmouth Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Justice Faustino V. Fernandez-Vina (Supreme Court of N.J.)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge John E. Harrington (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Carol E. Higbee (Superior Court of N.J.) Atlantic/Cape May Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Michael J. Hogan (Superior Court of N.J.) General Equity Division) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Lisa James-Beavers (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Harold U. Johnson, Jr. (Superior Court of N.J.) Gloucester/Salem/Cumberland Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Marie E. Lihotz (Superior Court of N.J.) Appellate Division) Westmont</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Hany A. Mawla (Superior Court of N.J.) Hunterdon Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge MaryAnn O&rsquo;Brien (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge James E. Rafferty (Superior Court of N.J.) Gloucester/Salem/Cumberland Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Patricia Richmond (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Alberto Rivas (Superior Court of N.J.) Middlesex Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Justice Lee A. Solomon (Supreme Court of N.J.)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Susan T. Steele (Superior Court of N.J.) Bergen Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Karen L. Suter (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<h1>Pennsylvania</h1>\\r\\n<p>Judge Spiros E. Angelos (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Wallace H. Bateman (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Bucks Co. (Doylestown)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mary Alice Brennan (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Carolyn Tornetta Carluccio (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Montgomery Co. (Norristown)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Richard M. Cappelli (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge John P. Capuzzi, Sr. (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Rose Marie DeFino-Nastasi (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Barry C. Dozor (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Kelly D. Eckel (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)<br />Judge Michael E. Erdos (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Risa Vetri Ferman (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Montgomery Co. (Norristown)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Susan Peikes Gantman (Superior Court of Pa.) Conshohocken</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Gary B. Gilman (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Bucks Co. (Doylestown)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Glynnis Hill (Pa. Court of Common Pleas) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Allyson Jozik (U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (Philadelphia)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge James M. Lillis &ndash; (Pa. 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(9574, 612, 'Information Sessions, Visits, and Tours', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Information Sessions, Visits, and Tours\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><strong>Delaware Law has suspended live on-campus operations due to the COVID surge. As such, the Delaware Law Admissions Office is unable to host visitors at this time. Please check back for more updates.</strong></p>\\r\\n<p>We hope you take advantage of our virtual information sessions, virtual walk-in office hours, and one-on-one appointments online or by phone.You can also conveniently&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://961//W10=////\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">access admissions materials</a> and <a href=\\\"ipl://976//W10=////\\\">helpful tips about the admissions process</a> online. We invite you to explore our campus by taking one of our two virtual tours to gain a glimpse of the Delaware Law experience.</p>\\r\\n<p>We look forward to connecting with you!</p>\\r\\n<h3>VIRTUAL INFORMATION SESSIONS</h3>\\r\\n<p>Take the inside track and join us for one of our Virtual Information Sessions!</p>\\r\\n<p>Members of our Delaware Law Admissions Office will walk you through the application process, share guidance on how to write an effective personal statement, and offer expert tips on how to set yourself apart as a law school candidate. These virtual events are great opportunities to ask questions about applying to law school and to learn more about Delaware Law.&nbsp;Please check back for future dates.</p>\\r\\n<h3>VIRTUAL EVENTS</h3>\\r\\n<p>Want to learn more about Delaware Law and the path to a successful legal career? Join us for virtual events hosted by Delaware Law faculty, staff, and students. Check back for information about future events.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law will also be attending several virtual events hosted by universities across the country, as well as&nbsp;<a href=\\\"https://www.lsac.org/lawschoolforums\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\">LSAC Law School Forums</a>. We hope to see you at these events!</p>\\r\\n<h3>VIRTUAL OFFICE HOURS</h3>\\r\\n<p>Have questions about the application process or about Delaware Law? Members of our Admissions Office have virtual office hours on Zoom on Wednesdays from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm and Thursdays from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm, starting on January 12, 2022. Click the links below to &ldquo;walk in&rdquo; and chat with one of our admissions professionals during scheduled office hours.</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"https://widener.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYpcuqqqT0pHtR3ecBjFBj1osPe0yiFqLiL\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Wednesday Virtual Office Hours - 10:00 am to 12:00 pm</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"https://widener.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwtdOmvpjIoGdLml8QerBFmUmSxRxX7Uq7Q\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Thursday Virtual Office Hours - 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm</a>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<h3>INDIVIDUAL APPOINTMENTS</h3>\\r\\n<p>Unable to attend virtual walk-in hours? Have specific questions and want to talk one-on-one with a member of our Admissions team? Schedule a virtual meeting or telephone call with an Admissions staff member by emailing <a href=\\\"mailto:delawarelaw@widener.edu\\\">delawarelaw@widener.edu</a>. When making an appointment, make sure to provide several dates and times that you are available.</p>\\r\\n<p>Have questions for current students about the Delaware Law experience? Email us at <a href=\\\"mailto:delawarelaw@widener.edu\\\">delawarelaw@widener.edu</a> and we will connect you with a student ambassador.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h2>Virtual Campus Tours</h2>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: left; width: 45%;\\\">\\r\\n<h3>Aerial Campus Tour</h3>\\r\\n<p>Want a quick overview of our campus? 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(9578, 914, 'Experiential Courses for JD Students', '', 'Experiential learning is integral to Delaware Law’s Juris Doctor program, including externships and law clinics. Learn more about all opportunities and requirements.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Experiential Course Information\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Students interested in registering for clinics or externships should use the <a href=\\\"https://widener.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_87TM8pFHCY03WR0\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">online application</a>. Descriptions of the available experiential courses are provided below.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>SUMMER, 2022</strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Judicial Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Public Interest Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Veterans Law Clinic</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>FALL, 2022</strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Delaware Civil Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Innocence Delaware Legal Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Judicial Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Pennsylvania Criminal Defense Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Public Interest Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Veterans Law Clinic</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>SPRING, 2023*</strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Dignity Rights Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic</li>\\r\\n<li>Innocence Delaware Legal Clinic &dagger;</li>\\r\\n<li>Judicial Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Public Interest Externship Program</li>\\r\\n<li>Veterans Law Clinic</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h6>* Enrollment periods: October for Spring offerings, February for Summer and Fall offerings<br />&dagger; Spring enrollment in IDLC and PA CDC is limited to returning students.</h6>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h3>Delaware Civil Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Listed for Fall, 2022 Registration; Not Offered for Spring, 2023</h5>\\r\\n<p>The Delaware Civil Law Clinic (DCC) provides free legal services to survivors of domestic violence seeking civil legal protection from abuse, as well as child custody, visitation, and divorce matters. Legal representation also includes preparing wills, powers of attorney, and health care directives for elderly and terminally ill clients. The DCC operates in conjunction with Delaware Volunteer Legal Services, Inc. (DVLS), the pro bono arm of the Delaware State Bar Association.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do:</strong> Third year clinic students are admitted to the limited practice of law, as Certified Legal Interns, pursuant to Delaware Supreme Court Rule 56. Interns represent clients in Family Court, as well as provide estate planning assistance to clients. DCC interns learn practical legal skills while working in the clinic representing clients. The interns conduct interviews, investigate cases and gather evidence such as photographs of injuries, 911 calls, witness statements and social media evidence. Interns draft petitions and motions, negotiate settlement agreements, and represent clients in court.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Credits and Hours Required:</strong> Students in their third year of law school enroll in the clinic for six (6) credits and are expected to spend an average of 20 hours per week working on clinic cases. Students work with an assigned partner and meet with their supervisors often regarding their casework. The DCC may also accept second year students for two (2) credits, depending on space availability, to do limited work in the clinic for approximately seven (7) hours per week.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Delaware Bar Clerkship Requirement:</strong> Students enrolled in the DCC are able to satisfy some of their Delaware Bar Clerkship requirements, as all intern work is supervised by a Delaware-barred attorney.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Orientation, Hearing Dates and Clinic Seminar:</strong> Students must be available every Friday during business hours for court rotation, trial observation, and hearings. Students must attend mandatory orientation and trainings on Fridays throughout the semester to prepare for trial. In addition, students must attend a weekly seminar. The seminar is considered a law firm meeting, due to the professional skills, substantive law, and procedure taught. Seminar attendance is mandatory.&nbsp; If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the DCC Clinic Attorney, Prof. Cathy Zwolak Kilian (<a href=\\\"mailto:czkilian@widener.edu\\\">czkilian@widener.edu</a>) or Director, Prof. Dana Harrington Conner (<a href=\\\"mailto:dlharringtonconner@widener.edu\\\">dlharringtonconner@widener.edu</a>).</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Delaware Civil Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Pennsylvania Criminal Defense Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Listed for Fall, 2022 Registration; Not Offered for Spring, 2023</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Pa. Criminal Defense Clinic</strong> provides representation to people in Chester County who are indigent and charged with misdemeanors in state court.&nbsp; Our clients are referred to us by the Chester County Public Defender.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do</strong> &ndash; Students are certified by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to represent clients in court under direct supervision of Professor Romie Griesmer, Clinic Director.&nbsp; Students represent clients through all phases of cases: initial client interview, investigation, plea bargaining, preliminary hearings, pretrial motions, trials, and appeals.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Credits and Hours Required</strong> &ndash; Students are enrolled for six (6) Credits and are expected to spend an average of 20 hours per week working on clinic cases, 10 of those hours must be spent in the clinic workroom. Students work with an assigned partner and have a weekly meeting with Professor Griesmer regarding their casework. Once enrolled in the Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from Professor Griesmer.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Orientation and Clinic Seminar</strong> &ndash; In order to have students begin client representation as soon as possible there is a mandatory&nbsp; orientation prior to the start of classes. The seminar meets once a week, usually Mondays from 2 - 4 p.m.&nbsp; Due to the importance of the professional skills, substantive law and procedure being taught, seminar attendance is mandatory-- no unexcused absences are allowed.&nbsp; If you have any questions about our program, please feel free to email Professor Griesmer at <a href=\\\"mailto:rgriesmer@widener.edu\\\">rgriesmer@widener.edu</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application &amp; Enrollment</strong> &ndash;Only rising third year students are eligible to apply by completing the online Experiential Application Form. Students will be selected&nbsp; after submission of application and interview. Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure I, Evidence and Professional Responsibility are course prerequisites. Preference will be given to students who have taken Trial Methods, ITAP, or Criminal Procedure II.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Pennsylvania Criminal Defense Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the <a id=\\\"IDLC\\\"></a>Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Innocence Delaware Legal Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<p><strong>(3L/4L ED and RD students encouraged to apply)</strong></p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">THIS IS A FULL YEAR COMMITMENT (Fall: 1 skills credit &amp; 2 regular credits; Spring 4 skills credits)</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Innocence Delaware Legal Clinic</strong> partners with the non-profit organization Innocence Delaware that provides legal representation to people unjustly incarcerated in Delaware for crimes they did not commit.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do</strong> &ndash; Students will assist Innocence Delaware in their mission by learning post-conviction law and practicing innocence work. Students will work under the supervision of Professor&nbsp; Judith Ritter, Clinic Professor Romie Griesmer, and the attorneys of Innocence Delaware. Innocence work may involve screening requests for representation, interviewing clients, conducting investigations, doing legal research, and preparing legal pleadings.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Credits</strong> &ndash; Students are enrolled for seven (7) total credits, three (3) in the Fall Semester and four (4) in the Spring Semester. Five (5) of the 7 total credits are skills credits.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Clinic Seminar and Clinic Hours</strong> &ndash; Students are required to take the Post-Conviction Remedies course with Professor Judith Ritter in the Fall Semester (for 2 credits of the 3 total credits earned that semester). In addition, students will attend 14 hours of training with Megan Davies, the Executive Director of Innocence Delaware, over the course of the Fall semester (for the 1 skills credit). In the Spring Semester, students will work on cases and attend supervision sessions with the Professor Romie Griesmer. Students are expected to spend an average of 12 hours per week on clinic work in the Spring (for the 4 skills credits). If you have any questions about our program, please feel free to email Clinic Director Romie Griesmer at <a href=\\\"mailto:rgriesmer@widener.edu\\\"><em>rgriesmer@widener.edu</em></a>.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application &amp; Enrollment</strong> &ndash; Only 3L/4L students are eligible to apply by completing the online Experiential Application Form. Three (3) students will be selected after submission of <strong><em>application</em></strong> and <strong><em>interview</em></strong>.&nbsp; Only graduating students are eligible to enroll. Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure I, Evidence and Professional Responsibility are course prerequisites. Preference will be given to students who have taken Trial Methods and/or Criminal Procedure II.</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Judicial Externship Program</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Offered for Summer &amp; Fall Registration 2022; Listed for Spring 2023 &ndash; (ED and RD students encouraged to apply)</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Judicial Externship Program</strong> (<strong>JEP</strong>) is a one-semester or full-year clinical legal field placement experience in which students may earn either 3 credits per semester (10 hours/week minimum) or 6 credits per semester (20 hours/week minimum) academic credits.&nbsp; The course is graded pass/fail.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Placements</strong>: Students enrolled in the <strong>Judicial Externship Program</strong> (<strong>JEP</strong>)are placed as part-time clerks for academic credit in the chambers of judges in State and Federal trial and appellate courts in Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, including Federal Circuit, District and Magistrate Courts; State Supreme, intermediate appellate and trial courts, and various other courts including U.S Tax Court, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, state courts of equity and administrative law courts.&nbsp; A list of possible field placements is set forth below.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Requirements</strong>: Briefly put &ndash;and not intended to limit more specific instructions- to complete the program, externs</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Spend a minimum of 10 hours per week in placement</li>\\r\\n<li>Submit periodic 3-5 page reflective writings; complete practice MPT exam</li>\\r\\n<li>Participate in weekly class activities on the JEP Homepage</li>\\r\\n<li>Complete student placement evaluation</li>\\r\\n<li>Receive satisfactory evaluation by supervising judge</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>Prerequisites</strong>: Applicants must have completed 3 semesters of law school, and must have successfully completed (C or better) courses in Professional Responsibility and Evidence.&nbsp; The Director will have final authority to determine which applicants qualify for admission and to determine placements with particular courts.&nbsp; We recognize that some students have special relationships with judges, or may have contacted judges prior to application and enrollment.&nbsp; Such arrangements for placements will be carefully considered as they occur.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application Requirements</strong>: Applicants must complete the <strong>Student Experiential Course Application Form&nbsp;</strong>and submit the completed online Application Form, including current <strong><em>official</em> transcript of grades</strong>. In addition, applicants <strong><em>must</em></strong> submit an electronic copy (as an email attachment) of a current r&eacute;sum&eacute; and a writing sample to to Patti Burns, faculty secretary (<a href=\\\"mailto:paburns@widener.edu\\\">paburns@widener.edu</a>).</p>\\r\\n<h5><span style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Judicial Externship Program, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</span></h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Public Interest Externship Program</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Offered for Summer &amp; Fall Registration 2022; Listed for Spring 2023 &ndash; (ED and RD students encouraged to apply)</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Public Interest Externship Program</strong> (<strong>PIEP</strong>) is a one-semester or full-year clinical legal field placement experience in which students may earn either 3 credits per semester (10 hours/week minimum) or 6 credits per semester (20 hours/week minimum) academic credits.&nbsp; The course is graded pass/fail.<strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Placements</strong>: Students enrolled in the <strong>Public Interest Externship Program</strong> (<strong>PIEP</strong>)are placed as part-time law clerks in government agencies (including prosecutors, public defenders, and others) and non-profit organizatons for academic credit.&nbsp; A list of possible field placements is set forth below.&nbsp; If you have questions about <strong>PIEP</strong> placements, please contact Professor Catania at <a href=\\\"mailto:fjcatania@widener.edu\\\">fjcatania@widener.edu</a> (ext. 2108).</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Prerequisites</strong>: By the start of the Externship Placement, students must have earned 60 credits for DE and NJ (45 credits for PA), and must have successfully completed (C or better) courses in Professional Responsibility and Evidence.&nbsp; Some placements may also require students to have completed additional courses, such as Federal Tax, Family Law, ITAP and/or Trial Methods.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application Requirements</strong>: Applicants must complete the <strong>Student Experiential Course Application Form</strong> in this packet, and submit the completed online Application Form, including current <strong><em>official</em> transcript of grades</strong>.&nbsp;&nbsp; In addition, applicants <strong><em>must</em></strong> submit an electronic copy (as an email attachment) of a current r&eacute;sum&eacute; and a writing sample to to Patti Burns, faculty secretary (<a href=\\\"mailto:paburns@widener.edu\\\">paburns@widener.edu</a>).</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Public Interest Externship Program, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3><strong>Veterans Law Clinic</strong></h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Offered for Summer &amp; Fall, 2022 Registration; Listed for Spring 2023 &ndash; (ED &amp; RD students encouraged to apply)</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Veterans Law Clinic</strong> (<strong>VLC</strong>) provides free legal representation to low-income, disabled veterans and their dependents for appeals to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.&nbsp; The clinic handles cases regarding disability compensation, needs-based pension, Section 1151 claims (malpractice-type claims against the VA), VA overpayment waivers, and dependency and indemnity compensation (survivor benefit). The Clinic also handles discharge upgrade applications and wills and related documents.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do </strong>&ndash; Students assist clients through all phases of a case:&nbsp; intake and initial interviews, investigation and gathering of documentary evidence, working with forensic experts, filing petitions, representing clients at hearings, and appellate brief writing. Students also attend the Clinic\'s Veterans Assistance Days, in which Clinic attorneys provide one-hour, free consultations to veterans.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>The Clinic Class </strong>&ndash; During fall/spring semesters, the clinic class meets once a week, usually in the evening.&nbsp;Generally, students are enrolled for six credits and are expected to spend 20 hours per week working in the Clinic. Students can enroll for fewer credits with Clinic permission.&nbsp; Summer students operate&nbsp;on a compressed schedule.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Delaware Bar Clerkship Requirement </strong>&ndash; Students enrolled in the Clinic may be able to satisfy some of their clerkship requirements by working with our Delaware-barred attorney. Please let us know if you plan to sit for the Delaware Bar.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p>If you have any questions about our program, please feel free to contact clinic director Jennifer Morrell at <a href=\\\"mailto:jrmorrell@widener.edu\\\">jrmorrell@widener.edu</a>.</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Veterans Law Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Other Experiential Offerings (not offered in Spring, 2022)</h3>\\r\\n<h3>Dignity Rights Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Listed for Spring, 2023</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Dignity Rights Clinic</strong> provides legal services to clients and partners in non-representational matters to help shape the law&rsquo;s commitment to human dignity -- that is, the inherent, inalienable, and equal worth of every person, everywhere.&nbsp; Dignity law is a fast-growing area of the law in the United States and around the world. This year, the clinic is working with the National Lawyers Guild Prisoners&rsquo; Legal Advocacy Network to promote human dignity in our criminal justice system. This year, the clinic is offered for 3 credits in the Spring Semester.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do</strong> &ndash; Clinic students will develop a Handbook to be used by jailhouse lawyers, advocates, policy makers, and law reformers that will analyze how the criminal justice system can be reformed to protect the human dignity of all those impacted by the criminal justice system. Students will study dignity law and will work with advocates and people who are presently or formerly incarcerated to develop specific recommendations for reform and advocacy.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>The Clinic Class</strong> &ndash; The clinic meets weekly in a seminar format. The first part of the class involves learning the basics of dignity law, as it has developed in the US and abroad and in international and regional human rights instruments. In the second part of the class, students will conduct legal and factual research including interviews with people who are or have been incarcerated in the United States. In the third part of class, students will work individually or in teams on chapters to be included in the <em>Handbook on Dignity in the Criminal Justice System: A Policy and Advocacy Handbook</em>.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application and Enrollment</strong> &ndash; Students in their second semester, second year or later may apply for the Clinic.&nbsp; ED students and students who have previously taken the Clinic are welcome to apply. Others may apply with permission from the Clinic Director. Contact Professor Daly at <a href=\\\"mailto:edaly@widener.edu\\\"><em>edaly@widener.edu</em></a>.</p>\\r\\n<p>Find out more about the <a href=\\\"ipl://977//W10=////\\\">Dignity Rights Clinic</a>.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic</h3>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Listed for Spring, 2023</h5>\\r\\n<p>The <strong>Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic</strong> provides free legal representation to individuals and organizations confronting environmental issues arising federal, state, and local environmental laws.&nbsp; The Clinic handles cases such as appeals of regulatory decisions and enforcement of environmental laws, as well as advising clients who seek advice, educational, or legislative assistance.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>What Students Do</strong> &ndash; Clinic interns, operating under the direct supervision of the Clinic Director, assist in representing and advising clients.&nbsp; This may involve working with administrative agencies, scientists and engineers, conducting factual and legal research, drafting memoranda and pleadings, and otherwise developing and implementing legal strategies.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>The Clinic Class </strong>&ndash; The Clinic meets weekly in a seminar that includes a Firm Meeting (in which Clinic Interns discuss and address substantive and procedural problems encountered by students in their work for Clinic clients) as well as working on the Clinic Case, the representation of a hypothetical client in a Clean Water Act enforcement case, in which students will draft a complaint, discovery requests, take part of a deposition, and draft a settlement agreement in order to develop and hone practical skills of civil litigation drafting and strategy.&nbsp; Students are expected, over the course of the semester, to work 40 hours of combined live client and Clinic time per credit hour taken.</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Delaware Bar Clerkship Requirement </strong>&ndash; Students enrolled in the Clinic may be able to satisfy some of their clerkship requirements by working with the Director, who is a Delaware-barred attorney.&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Application and Enrollment</strong> &ndash; Students in their second semester, second year or later may apply for the Clinic.&nbsp; ED students are welcome to apply.</p>\\r\\n<p>For more information, visit <a href=\\\"http://www.widenerelc.org\\\">www.widenerelc.org</a> and click on &ldquo;Environmental Law Clinic &ndash; For Students&rdquo; link.</p>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Once enrolled in the Environmental &amp; Natural Resources Law Clinic, students may not withdraw from the course without specific written authorization from the Program Director.</h5>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">&nbsp;</h5>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">NOTE: STUDENTS CANNOT REGISTER FOR AN EXPERIENTIAL PROGRAM WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION FROM A PROGRAM DIRECTOR. ONCE ENROLLED IN AN EXPERIENTIAL PROGRAM, STUDENTS MAY NOT WITHDRAW FROM THE COURSE WITHOUT SPECIFIC WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION FROM A PROGRAM DIRECTOR.</h5>\\r\\n<h5 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED AFTER THE DEADLINE WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR POSITIONS IN THE CLINIC OR EXTERNSHIP APPLIED FOR IF SPACE IS AVAILABLE.</h5>\\r\\n<h5>Please See Below for Lists of JEP &amp; PIEP Placements</h5>\\r\\n<h3 style=\\\"text-align: center;\\\">Delaware Law School</h3>\\r\\n<h3 style=\\\"text-align: center;\\\">Judicial Externship Program Placements</h3>\\r\\n<h1>Delaware</h1>\\r\\n<p>Judge Meghan A. Adams (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Robert B. Coonin (Family Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Eric M. Davis (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock, III (Chancery Court of Delaware) Georgetown</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge M. Jane Brady (Superior Court of Delaware) Georgetown</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mary M. Johnston (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Jan R. Jurden (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster (Chancery Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Abigail L. LeGrow (Chancery Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Calvin L. Scott (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Vivian L. Medinilla (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mark D. Buckworth (Family Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Chief Judge Michael K. Newell (Family Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mardi F. Pyott (Family Court of Delaware) Dover</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Andrea L. Rocanelli (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Alex J. Smalls (Delaware Court of Common Pleas) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Robert H. Surles (Delaware Court of Common Pleas) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Paul R. Wallace (Superior Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge John K. Welch (Delaware Court of Common Pleas) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Justice Karen K. Valihura (Supreme Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Justice James T. Vaughn, Jr. (Supreme Court of Delaware) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<h1>Maryland</h1>\\r\\n<p>Judge Kathleen L. Beckstead (Maryland Circuit Court &ndash; 1<sup>st</sup> Circuit) Salisbury</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Michele D. Hotten (Maryland Court of Special Appeals) Upper Marlboro</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge V. Michael Whelan (Maryland Circuit Court &ndash; 3<sup>rd</sup> Circuit) Elkton</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Jane Cairns Murray (Maryland Circuit Court &ndash; 3<sup>rd</sup> Circuit) Elkton</p>\\r\\n<h1>New Jersey</h1>\\r\\n<p>Judge Robert P. Becker, Jr. (Superior Court of N.J.) Gloucester/Salem/Cumberland Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Aimee R. Belgard (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Jeanne T. Covert (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Cristen P. D&rsquo;Arrigo (Superior Court of N.J.) Cumberland Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Ralph L. DeLuccia, Jr. (Superior Court of N.J.) Passaic Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Paula T. Dow (Superior Court of N.J. &ndash; Chancery Division) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Richard W. English (Superior Court of N.J.) Monmouth Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Justice Faustino V. Fernandez-Vina (Supreme Court of N.J.)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge John E. Harrington (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Carol E. Higbee (Superior Court of N.J.) Atlantic/Cape May Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Michael J. Hogan (Superior Court of N.J.) General Equity Division) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Lisa James-Beavers (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Harold U. Johnson, Jr. (Superior Court of N.J.) Gloucester/Salem/Cumberland Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Marie E. Lihotz (Superior Court of N.J.) Appellate Division) Westmont</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Hany A. Mawla (Superior Court of N.J.) Hunterdon Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge MaryAnn O&rsquo;Brien (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge James E. Rafferty (Superior Court of N.J.) Gloucester/Salem/Cumberland Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Patricia Richmond (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Alberto Rivas (Superior Court of N.J.) Middlesex Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Justice Lee A. Solomon (Supreme Court of N.J.)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Susan T. Steele (Superior Court of N.J.) Bergen Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Karen L. Suter (Superior Court of N.J.) Burlington Vicinage</p>\\r\\n<h1>Pennsylvania</h1>\\r\\n<p>Judge Spiros E. Angelos (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Wallace H. Bateman (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Bucks Co. (Doylestown)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mary Alice Brennan (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Carolyn Tornetta Carluccio (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Montgomery Co. (Norristown)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Richard M. Cappelli (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge John P. Capuzzi, Sr. (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Rose Marie DeFino-Nastasi (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Barry C. Dozor (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Kelly D. Eckel (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)<br />Judge Michael E. Erdos (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Risa Vetri Ferman (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Montgomery Co. (Norristown)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Susan Peikes Gantman (Superior Court of Pa.) Conshohocken</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Gary B. Gilman (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Bucks Co. (Doylestown)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Glynnis Hill (Pa. Court of Common Pleas) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Allyson Jozik (U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (Philadelphia)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge James M. Lillis &ndash; (Pa. Court of Common Pleas) Reading</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge William C. Mackrides (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Daniel D. McCaffery (Superior Court of Pa.) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Maria McLaughlin (Superior Court of Pa.) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Scott O&rsquo;Keefe (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Ann A. Osborne (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge George A. Pagano (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Jack Panella (Superior Court of PA) Allentown/Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mia Roberts Perez (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Dominic F. Pileggi (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Katherine B.L. Platt (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Chester Co. (West Chester)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Stephanie M. Sawyer (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Anthony D. Scanlon (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Delaware Co. (Media)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Karen Shreeves-Johns (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Stella M. Tsai (Pa. Ct. of Common Pleas) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<h1>Federal</h1>\\r\\n<p>Judge Thomas L. Ambro (U.S. Court of Appeals, 3rd Cir.) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Richard G. Andrews (U.S. District Court, DE) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge M. Faith Angell (U.S. Magistrate Court, E.D. PA) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Christopher J. Burke (U.S. Magistrate Court, DE) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Linda K. Caracappa (U.S. Magistrate Court, E.D. PA) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Chief Judge Kevin J. Carey (U.S. Bankruptcy Court, DE) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Walter A. Durling (U.S. Immigration Court) York, PA</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Sherry R. Fallon (U.S. Magistrate Court, DE) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Kent A. Jordan (U.S. Court of Appeals, 3rd Cir.) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mark A. Kearney (U.S. District Court, E.D. PA) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Henry S. Perkin (U.S. Magistrate Court, E.D. PA)</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Luis Felipe Restrepo (U.S. Court of Appeals, 3rd Cir.) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Timothy R. Rice&nbsp;(U.S. Magistrate Court, E.D. PA) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Laurie Selber Silverstein (U.S. Bankruptcy Court, DE) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Christopher S. Sontchi (U.S. Bankruptcy Court, DE) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Leonard P. Stark (U.S. District Court, DE) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge R. Barclay Surrick (U.S. District Court, E.D. PA) Philadelphia</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mary Pat Thynge (U.S. Magistrate Judge, DE) Wilmington</p>\\r\\n<p>Judge Mary F. 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(9580, 215, 'Scholarships for International Leaders', '', '', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Scholarship for International Leaders\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/img_2548-7.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Delaware Law offers the Scholarship for International Leaders to high-achieving,&nbsp;international students who wish to pursue a Masters of Law (LLM), Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD), or Master of Jurisprudence (MJ). The scholarship is based on academic excellence and financial need. Selected scholars must be dedicated to contributing positive international relationships in business, compliance, or other legal practices.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p style=\\\"text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Eligibility</strong></p>\\r\\n<table style=\\\"border-collapse: collapse; width: 100%; height: 36px;\\\" border=\\\"1\\\">\\r\\n<tbody>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td><strong>Applying to MJ</strong></td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Applying to LLM</strong></td>\\r\\n<td style=\\\"text-align: center;\\\"><strong>Applying to SJD</strong></td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n<tr>\\r\\n<td>Applicant must have completed an international or U.S. bachelor&rsquo;s level program (does not need to be a first degree in law).<br /><br />GPA: &nbsp;equivalent to 3.0<br /><br />TOELF/IELTS:&nbsp; 83/6.5</td>\\r\\n<td>Applicant must have completed a first degree in law from a non-US law school that fulfills the academic requirements for the practice of law in that country.<br /><br />GPA: equivalent to 3.0<br /><br />TOELF/IELTS:&nbsp; 83/6.5</td>\\r\\n<td>Applicant must have completed a U.S. ABA-approved LLM program or a non-U.S. law school master&rsquo;s level program with equivalent standards and degree requirements.<br /><br />GPA:&nbsp; equivalent to 3.3<br />TOELF/IELTS*:&nbsp; 94/7.0<br /><br />*English proficiency scores are not required for graduates of a U.S. ABA-approved LLM program</td>\\r\\n</tr>\\r\\n</tbody>\\r\\n</table>\\r\\n<p>In addition, candidates must:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>apply to a Delaware Law School MJ, LLM or SJD program by submitting a fully completed application package containing all required supporting materials</li>\\r\\n<li>demonstrate a strong desire to study in the United States and a history of community service, leadership, and volunteerism in his/her respective country</li>\\r\\n<li>have excellent oral and written communication skills as demonstrated through a committee interview (which may be completed virtually) and submission of a writing sample.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p>All students will be evaluated on the basis of merit and need for scholarships. We offer tuition scholarships on a limited basis to qualified candidates, but these do NOT cover the costs of housing, transportation, books, travel or other expenses.</p>\\r\\n<p>Students should check with the scholarships and other resources available in their home countries for available funding for study in the United States. The best place to start is by contacting the office of EducationUSA in their home country. EducationUSA is a part of the U.S. State Department, and&nbsp;assists students in finding and applying for funding for their studies. For more information, visit EducationUSA\'s web site at <a href=\\\"http://educationusa.state.gov/\\\">http://educationusa.state.gov/</a>.</p>\\r\\n<p>Visit the <a href=\\\"ipl://119//W10=////\\\">Cost of Attendance page</a> for tuition rates and other fees. Students* must have money to cover living expenses such as rent, food, books, health insurance, and other costs, and fund their travel to Delaware. We recommend that LLM and SJD students budget approximately $50,000 in living expenses for each academic year in which they are enrolled in an on-campus program. NOTE: these expenses are <em>in addition to</em> tuition and fees.</p>\\r\\n<p>*Does not apply to students in the online LLM or online MJ program.</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://580//W10=////\\\">APPLY TO THE LLM PROGRAM</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://840//W10=////\\\">APPLY TO THE SJD PROGRAM</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://213//W10=////\\\">APPLY TO THE MJ PROGRAM</a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://216//W10=////\\\">Complete the Online International Leaders Scholarship Application</a></p>\\r\\n<p>*<em>Scholarship requests will be considered only after receipt of a fully completed application package (including all supporting materials, such as transcripts, letters or recommendations, personal statements, etc.)*&nbsp; </em></p>\\r\\n<p>Scholarships are limited. Meeting the above criteria does not guarantee a scholarship will be granted. Applications are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2021-08-02 20:28:59'),
(9583, 415, 'Student Bar Association', '', 'Delaware Law School\'s Student Bar Association manages student organizations and activities.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Student Bar Association\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/img_2035.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Law school should be an engaging and rewarding experience in and out of the classroom. That&rsquo;s why the Student Bar Association (SBA) at Delaware Law offers a wide variety of extracurricular and public service activities. From the Environmental Law Society&nbsp;to the Women&rsquo;s Law Caucus, our student organizations&nbsp;and activities will engage your mind and your talents. Interested in getting involved? Sign up to serve on the SBA board, Delaware Law&rsquo;s student governing body.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h2>Intellectual Development</h2>\\r\\n<p>The Delaware Law SBA emphasizes practical training to expand your educational experience beyond theory. The Alternative Dispute Resolution Society, American Association of Justice,&nbsp;and International Law Society give you the opportunity to apply skills learned in the classroom through legal competitions. Visiting legal professionals judge these contests and provide you with valuable feedback and constructive critiques.</p>\\r\\n<h2>Service</h2>\\r\\n<p>The SBA supports a number of service initiatives that&nbsp;give you the opportunity to practice your legal skills and give back to the community. The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program<strong>&nbsp;</strong>provides free income tax help. Through other student organizations, you can also participate in the Breast Cancer Awareness Walk, Adopt-a-Family, and The Jared Box Project.</p>\\r\\n<h2>Diversity</h2>\\r\\n<p>The SBA believes that a strong understanding of diversity issues is an important asset in the professional world. Each spring, the SBA hosts Diversity Week, a series of lectures, debates, and panels that examine how race, culture, religion, and sexual orientation interact with the law.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Current Executive Board 2021-22</h3>\\r\\n<p>Jessica S. Buttner, <em>President</em><br />Siena Cerra, <em>American Bar Association Representative</em> <br />Sean Woods, <em>American Bar Association Vice Chair</em></p>\\r\\n<p>Nailah Bjotvedt, <em>Vice President of Academics &amp; Community Service</em><br />Edward DiPietro, Jr., <em>Vice President of Student &amp; Alumni Affairs</em><br />Sharuk Amra, <em>Vice President of Student Social Programming</em><br />Yvette Bell, <em>Vice President of Extended Division Affairs</em><br />Taylor Brady, <em>Vice President of Public Relations</em><br />Samantha Mears, <em>Treasurer</em><br />Gabrielle D\'Andrea, <em>Secretary</em></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Advisor:&nbsp;</strong>Alice Eakin, <em>Associate Dean for Student Academic Affairs</em></p>\\r\\n<p>Debra L. Berry, <em>Secretary, Office of Student Affairs</em></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>1L Section Representatives</strong><br /><strong>Section A:</strong> Rachael Wolfram<br /><strong>Section B:</strong> Gabrielle Rivera<br /><strong>Section C:</strong> Lauren Preski<br /><strong>Extended Division:</strong> Abigail Quinn</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://3254//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the Full 2021-22 SBA Organizational Chart</a> (pdf)</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [\n        {\n            \"type\": \"info_box\",\n            \"display_title\": \"Honor Societies\",\n            \"title\": \"Honor Societies\",\n            \"content\": \"<p>Moot Court Honor Society\\u00a0</p>\\r\\n<p>Transaction Law Honor Society\\u00a0</p>\"\n        },\n        {\n            \"type\": \"info_box\",\n            \"display_title\": \"Law Reviews\",\n            \"title\": \"Law Reviews\",\n            \"content\": \"<p>The Delaware Journal of Corporate Law</p>\\r\\n<p>The Widener Law Review</p>\"\n        }\n    ],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"3254\"\n]', '', '2021-11-12 17:24:29');
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We require that all applicants submit a personal statement with their application and highly encourage the submission of a diversity statement where applicable. All applicants who are not admitted are considered for the&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://71//W10=////\\\">Trial Admissions Program (TAP)</a>, which recognizes potential for law school despite lower UGPA or LSAT score.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h3 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Follow these steps to begin the application process.</h3>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<h3><a href=\\\"https://www.lsac.org/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Visit LSAC.org</a> to create an account.</h3>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT).</h3>\\r\\n<p>The LSAT, required testing for applicants, is administered throughout the country several times per year.&nbsp;Please visit the Law School Admission Council\'s&nbsp;<a href=\\\"https://www.lsac.org/\\\">website</a>&nbsp;for more information on&nbsp;<a href=\\\"https://www.lsac.org/lsat/lsat-dates-deadlines-score-release-dates\\\">dates and registration information</a>.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Register for the Law School Credential Assembly Service (CAS)</h3>\\r\\n<p>CAS is a service offered through the LSAC. CAS registration is required and&nbsp;simplifies the application process. Through CAS, all of your records&mdash;including undergraduate, graduate, professional, and prior law school (if applicable) &nbsp;transcripts, as well as letters of recommendation&mdash;are assembled with your LSAT scores and delivered electronically to Delaware Law.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Letters of Recommendation</h3>\\r\\n<p>You must submit your letters of recommendation through CAS. Letters of recommendation are strongly suggested but not required for admission to Delaware Law. A maximum of three letters will be reviewed. The most helpful letters are usually written by individuals such as former professors, employers, or associates who have specific knowledge of your intellectual abilities and character.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Complete the Application</h3>\\r\\n<p>The application is paperless and you must apply online. Once you submit your application all communication between you and Delaware Law is handled via our <a href=\\\"ipl://242//W10=////\\\">check you application status</a>&nbsp;page on our web site and the primary email address you provided on your application.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<p><strong>Note:&nbsp;</strong>Delaware Law does not accept applications from students who have been academically disqualified from and are not in good standing at their previous law school.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Forward All Transcripts</h3>\\r\\n<p>Request official transcripts from every undergraduate, graduate, and professional school you have attended and send them to the LSAC&rsquo;s CAS. If admitted to the law school, your acceptance will be conditioned upon receipt by Delaware Law of an official transcript showing successful completion of your undergraduate studies and the award of your baccalaureate degree. You must have completed a bachelor&rsquo;s degree from an accredited college or university before beginning your studies at Delaware Law.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Qualifications for Admission to the Bar/Character and Fitness</h3>\\r\\n<p>Review the questions carefully in your application&rsquo;s Character and Fitness section, and answer them completely. You have a continuing obligation to update your responses to these questions if they change, even after you apply. In addition to a bar examination, there are character, fitness, and other qualifications for admission to the bar in every U.S. jurisdiction. Applicants are encouraged to determine the requirements for any jurisdiction in which they intend to seek admission by contacting the jurisdiction. Addresses for all relevant agencies are available through the&nbsp;<a href=\\\"http://www.ncbex.org/\\\">National&nbsp;</a><a href=\\\"http://www.ncbex.org/\\\">Conference of Bar Examiners</a>.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3><a href=\\\"https://www.widener.edu/student-experience/student-success-support/safety\\\">Widener University&rsquo;s Annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Report</a></h3>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<p>If you have any questions about the application process, please contact the Admissions Office.</p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [\n        {\n            \"type\": \"info_box\",\n            \"display_title\": \"Contact Admissions Office\",\n            \"title\": \"Contact Admissions Office\",\n            \"content\": \"<p><strong>Delaware Law School</strong><br /><strong>Office of Admissions</strong><br />4601 Concord Pike<br />Wilmington, DE 19803</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Phone:</strong> 302.477.2703<br /><strong>Email:</strong> <a href=\\\"mailto:lawadmissions@widener.edu\\\">delawarelaw@widener.edu</a></p>\"\n        }\n    ],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2021-09-30 15:35:25'),
(9586, 249, 'Admissions Policy, Application Requirements and Procedures', '', 'Learn about the JD application process and admissions requirements.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Admissions Policy, Application Requirements and Procedures\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/apply1920x558px.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>Delaware Law seeks applicants who have earned a bachelor\'s degree from an accredited college or university. We seek students with strong academic records established during their undergraduate years and, where applicable, through graduate study. We use a holistic admissions review process that considers not only your undergraduate GPA and LSAT scores, but also your work and life experiences, extracurricular activities, and community service and involvement. We welcome diversity, in all its forms. We encourage women and ethnic minorities, along with first-generation college and law students, to apply. We require that all applicants submit a personal statement with their application and highly encourage the submission of a diversity statement where applicable. All applicants who are not admitted are considered for the&nbsp;<a href=\\\"ipl://71//W10=////\\\">Trial Admissions Program (TAP)</a>, which recognizes potential for law school despite lower UGPA or LSAT score. The Law School does not grant JD credit for course work taken prior to matriculation at the Law School.</p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h3 style=\\\"background-color: #0072bc; color: white;\\\">Follow these steps to begin the application process.</h3>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<h3><a href=\\\"https://www.lsac.org/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Visit LSAC.org</a> to create an account.</h3>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT).</h3>\\r\\n<p>The LSAT, required testing for applicants, is administered throughout the country several times per year.&nbsp;Please visit the Law School Admission Council\'s&nbsp;<a href=\\\"https://www.lsac.org/\\\">website</a>&nbsp;for more information on&nbsp;<a href=\\\"https://www.lsac.org/lsat/lsat-dates-deadlines-score-release-dates\\\">dates and registration information</a>.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Register for the Law School Credential Assembly Service (CAS)</h3>\\r\\n<p>CAS is a service offered through the LSAC. CAS registration is required and&nbsp;simplifies the application process. Through CAS, all of your records&mdash;including undergraduate, graduate, professional, and prior law school (if applicable) &nbsp;transcripts, as well as letters of recommendation&mdash;are assembled with your LSAT scores and delivered electronically to Delaware Law.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Letters of Recommendation</h3>\\r\\n<p>You must submit your letters of recommendation through CAS. Letters of recommendation are strongly suggested but not required for admission to Delaware Law. A maximum of three letters will be reviewed. The most helpful letters are usually written by individuals such as former professors, employers, or associates who have specific knowledge of your intellectual abilities and character.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Complete the Application</h3>\\r\\n<p>The application is paperless and you must apply online. Once you submit your application all communication between you and Delaware Law is handled via our <a href=\\\"ipl://242//W10=////\\\">check you application status</a>&nbsp;page on our web site and the primary email address you provided on your application.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<p><strong>Note:&nbsp;</strong>Delaware Law does not accept applications from students who have been academically disqualified from and are not in good standing at their previous law school.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Forward All Transcripts</h3>\\r\\n<p>Request official transcripts from every undergraduate, graduate, and professional school you have attended and send them to the LSAC&rsquo;s CAS. If admitted to the law school, your acceptance will be conditioned upon receipt by Delaware Law of an official transcript showing successful completion of your undergraduate studies and the award of your baccalaureate degree. 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(9591, 867, 'Health Law Certificate', '', 'Delaware Law offers an entirely online graduate-level certificate in health law with a concentration in regulatory analysis and compliance.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Health Law Regulatory Analysis &amp; Compliance Certificate\",\n    \"top_image\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h3>Program Overview</h3>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law offers entirely online graduate-level certificates in corporate law or health law with a concentration in regulatory analysis and compliance. 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During the capstone course, students will prepare a complete compliance program.</p>\\r\\n<h3>ONLINE Health Law Certificate in Regulatory Analysis &amp; Compliance</h3>\\r\\n<p>The graduate-level certificate in health law is designed to provide nurses, healthcare professionals, and other allied health professionals with the practical skills and knowledge necessary to transition or advance in healthcare compliance and related fields. This program is designed for those seeking graduate-level training that will make them competitive candidates for leadership positions in:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Hospital compliance</li>\\r\\n<li>Privacy compliance</li>\\r\\n<li>Medical regulatory affairs</li>\\r\\n<li>Pharmaceutical regulatory affairs</li>\\r\\n<li>Healthcare information management</li>\\r\\n<li>Fraud, waste, and abuse</li>\\r\\n<li>Nursing home administration</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h3>Become a Certified Compliance Professional</h3>\\r\\n<p>Eligible students can seek the further credential of becoming a Certified Compliance &amp; Ethics Professional (CCEP) or Certified in Healthcare Compliance (CHC). 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(9592, 967, 'Financial Crimes Certificate', '', 'Delaware Law offers an entirely online graduate-level certificate in global financial and cyber crimes.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Global Financial and Cyber Crimes Certificate\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/fincybercrimesmj1920x750.jpg\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h3>Program Overview</h3>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law offers an entirely online graduate-level certificate in global financial and cyber crimes. Designed for professionals who seek specially focused course-work in financial fraud, our graduate certificate provides students with in-depth coverage of the fraud examination, anti-money laundering, terrorist financing, penalties, global illicit financial flows, fraud investigations, interviewing skills, financial crimes prevention and mitigation, and cyber crimes.</p>\\r\\n<p>Our expert faculty and cutting-edge curriculum allows students to work through real-world simulations to learn the skills needed to prevent, detect, and investigate fraud.</p>\\r\\n<h5>ONLINE Certificate in Global Financial and Cyber Crimes</h5>\\r\\n<p>The graduate-level certificate in global financial and cyber crimes is designed to provide professionals with the practical skills and knowledge necessary to transition or advance in the financial fraud, cybercrime, and related fields. This program is designed for those seeking graduate-level training that will make them competitive candidates for positions such as:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Fraud examiners</li>\\r\\n<li>Anti-money laundering specialists</li>\\r\\n<li>Auditors</li>\\r\\n<li>Compliance officers</li>\\r\\n<li>Financial institution staff</li>\\r\\n<li>Financial crime investigators</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h3>Online, Flexible Scheduling</h3>\\r\\n<p>This online certificate program accommodates the working professional who seeks to improve employment opportunities or to simply keep pace with changing regulatory requirements. The program can be completed part-time in one academic years. Students may choose to work at their own pace and complete the degree in as many as three years.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Curriculum</h3>\\r\\n<p>The certificate program requires 15 credit hours of coursework. Some of the exciting courses offered include: Fraud Examination, Anti-Money Laundering &amp; Terrorist Financing, Illicit Global Trade, Financial Crimes Penalties and Taxes.</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://3079//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">View Global Financial and Cyber Crimes Curriculum</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h3>Eligibility</h3>\\r\\n<p>A bachelor&rsquo;s degree is required. The certificate is also open to graduates of a U.S. J.D. program.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Tuition</h3>\\r\\n<p>Please visit the <a href=\\\"ipl://376//W10=////\\\">Cost of Attendance page</a> for current tuition rates and other fees and expenses. Financial aid is available for qualified students.</p>\\r\\n<p>This program is scheduled to begin in August 2022. Applications are being accepted now for the Fall 2022 semester.</p>\\r\\n<h3><a href=\\\"ipl://213//W10=////\\\">Apply Now</a></h3>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"3079\"\n]', '', '2021-03-24 21:10:09');
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(9593, 967, 'Financial Crimes Certificate', '', 'Delaware Law offers an entirely online graduate-level certificate in global financial and cyber crimes.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Global Financial and Cyber Crimes Certificate\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/fincybercrimesmj1920x750.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h3>Program Overview</h3>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law offers an entirely online graduate-level certificate in global financial and cyber crimes. Designed for professionals who seek specially focused course-work in financial fraud, our graduate certificate provides students with in-depth coverage of the fraud examination, anti-money laundering, terrorist financing, penalties, global illicit financial flows, fraud investigations, interviewing skills, financial crimes prevention and mitigation, and cyber crimes.</p>\\r\\n<p>Our expert faculty and cutting-edge curriculum allows students to work through real-world simulations to learn the skills needed to prevent, detect, and investigate fraud.</p>\\r\\n<h5>ONLINE Certificate in Global Financial and Cyber Crimes</h5>\\r\\n<p>The graduate-level certificate in global financial and cyber crimes is designed to provide professionals with the practical skills and knowledge necessary to transition or advance in the financial fraud, cybercrime, and related fields. This program is designed for those seeking graduate-level training that will make them competitive candidates for positions such as:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Fraud examiners</li>\\r\\n<li>Anti-money laundering specialists</li>\\r\\n<li>Auditors</li>\\r\\n<li>Compliance officers</li>\\r\\n<li>Financial institution staff</li>\\r\\n<li>Financial crime investigators</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h3>Online, Flexible Scheduling</h3>\\r\\n<p>This online certificate program accommodates the working professional who seeks to improve employment opportunities or to simply keep pace with changing regulatory requirements. The program can be completed part-time in one academic years. Students may choose to work at their own pace and complete the degree in as many as three years.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Curriculum</h3>\\r\\n<p>The certificate program requires 15 credit hours of coursework. Some of the exciting courses offered include: Fraud Examination, Anti-Money Laundering &amp; Terrorist Financing, Illicit Global Trade, Financial Crimes Penalties and Taxes.</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://214//W10=////\\\">Explore the Course Descriptions</a> for our certificate programs.</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://3079//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">View Global Financial and Cyber Crimes Curriculum</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h3>Eligibility</h3>\\r\\n<p>A bachelor&rsquo;s degree is required. The certificate is also open to graduates of a U.S. J.D. program.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Tuition</h3>\\r\\n<p>Please visit the <a href=\\\"ipl://376//W10=////\\\">Cost of Attendance page</a> for current tuition rates and other fees and expenses. Financial aid is available for qualified students.</p>\\r\\n<p>This program is scheduled to begin in August 2022. Applications are being accepted now for the Fall 2022 semester.</p>\\r\\n<h3><a href=\\\"ipl://213//W10=////\\\">Apply Now</a></h3>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"3079\"\n]', '', '2022-02-17 19:21:28'),
(9594, 179, 'Graduate Courses', '', 'Graduate Non-matriculated courses are available for students interested in taking law courses with experienced professors, but do not wish to pursue a degree.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Graduate Enrichment Courses\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/img_1700-2.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>With today&rsquo;s regulatory environment in constant flux, compliance professionals need to continue to update their knowledge and skills. Many also aim to prepare for a Compliance Certification Board (CCB) exam to become a certified compliance professional. If you hold a bachelor&rsquo;s degree, you can expand your understanding of corporate law, health law, compliance, and more through our graduate enrichment courses, offered through our compliance programs.</p>\\r\\n<p style=\\\"float: right; width: 33%; padding: 5px;\\\"><br /><br /></p>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><a href=\\\"ipl://213//W10=////\\\"><img src=\\\"{wwwroot}files/resources/medium_nonmacapplybutton600px.jpg\\\" alt=\\\"\\\" width=\\\"300\\\" height=\\\"175\\\" /></a></p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<p>Boost your professional expertise across a variety of subjects, including:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Healthcare business transactions</li>\\r\\n<li>Corporate fraud</li>\\r\\n<li>Whistleblowing</li>\\r\\n<li>Contract drafting</li>\\r\\n<li>Workplace investigations</li>\\r\\n<li>Corporate compliance and ethics</li>\\r\\n<li>Healthcare compliance and ethics</li>\\r\\n<li>Legal analysis and policy writing</li>\\r\\n<li>Healthcare quality and liability</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p>Non-matriculated students can take up to three compliance, health, or corporate&nbsp;courses without applying to a specific program. Our graduate enrichment courses are offered throughout the year beginning in January, May, and August.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Pursue a Higher Degree</h5>\\r\\n<p>If you choose this non-matriculation option, you may go on to enroll for a master of jurisprudence (MJ) degree or graduate certificate in any one of our programs:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>corporate and business law with a concentration in regulatory analysis &amp; compliance</li>\\r\\n<li>health law with a concentration in regulatory analysis &amp; compliance</li>\\r\\n<li>corporate and business law and master of business administration (MBA) dual degree</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p>Only courses with grades of B or better may be transferred into these master&rsquo;s degree programs.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Online, Flexible Scheduling</h3>\\r\\n<p>Our online courses accommodate the working professional who seeks to improve employment opportunities or to simply keep pace with changing regulatory requirements.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Eligibility</h3>\\r\\n<p>A bachelor&rsquo;s degree is required. Applicants preferably will have recent or current professional employment or previous education in healthcare, business, or a closely- related field.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Tuition</h3>\\r\\n<p>Please visit the <a href=\\\"ipl://376//W10=////\\\">Cost of Attendance page</a> for current tuition rates and other fees and expenses. Financial aid is available for qualified students.</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"ipl://213//W10=////\\\">Apply Now</a></p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2021-11-11 15:48:53'),
(9595, 183, 'MJ Corporate/Business', '', 'Our Corporate &amp; Business Compliance program in DE offers students the ability to learn corporate and business law and earn a Master of Jurisprudence degree.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"ONLINE Master of Jurisprudence in Corporate and Business Law with a Concentration in Regulatory Analysis and Compliance\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/img_1916-4.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>The MJ in Corporate and Business Law is a program for those who seek graduate-level training in legal analysis and regulatory compliance and ethics in a corporate, business, nonprofit, or government environment.</p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: right; width: 33%; padding: 5px;\\\"><br /><br /></div>\\r\\n</div>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><a href=\\\"ipl://213//W10=////\\\"><img src=\\\"{wwwroot}files/resources/medium_nonmacapplybutton600px.jpg\\\" alt=\\\"\\\" width=\\\"300\\\" height=\\\"175\\\" /></a></p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://3269//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\"><strong>Download the Curriculum/Credit Breakdown </strong></a><strong>(pdf) updated 11/18/21</strong></p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<h5>Program Overview</h5>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law is one of few CCB-accredited law schools to offer an entirely online MJ in corporate and business law with a concentration in regulatory analysis and compliance. Career professionals benefiting from such training include corporate managers, compliance officers, risk managers, audit managers, anti-money laundering specialists, and government and agency officials, as well as those who seek positions in corporate-related fields. Students will receive intensive preparation to work in regulatory compliance, risk management, corporate financial fraud, investigations, auditing, compliance training, and more, to meet the needs and requirements of compliance programs for businesses.</p>\\r\\n<p>Our compliance-expert faculty and cutting edge curriculum allows students to work through real-world simulations to learn the elements of an efficient and effective compliance program and resolve compliance and ethics issues. During the capstone course, students will prepare a complete compliance program.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Become a Certified Compliance Professional</h5>\\r\\n<p>Eligible students can seek the further credential of becoming a Certified Compliance &amp; Ethics Professional (CCEP) or Certified in Healthcare Compliance (CHC). Upon successful completion of Delaware Law&rsquo;s Compliance Certification Board (CCB)-accredited coursework, eligible students who graduate with a minimum grade point average of a 3.0 are exempt from the 1,500 hours of work experience in a compliance-related field normally required for eligibility to take a CCB exam.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Online, Flexible Scheduling</h5>\\r\\n<p>This online MJ program accommodates the working professional who seeks to improve employment opportunities or to simply keep pace with changing regulatory requirements. The program can be completed part-time in two academic years. Students may choose to work at their own pace and complete the degree in as many as five years.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Curriculum</h5>\\r\\n<p>The program requires 30 credit hours of coursework. Some of the exciting courses offered include: Introduction to Law, Corporate Compliance Rules &amp; Standards, Corporate Compliance and Ethics, Auditing &amp; Monitoring, Corporate Deviance, and Business Principles.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Dual Degree</h5>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law also offers a dual MJ/MBA. <a href=\\\"ipl://182//W10=////\\\">Learn more</a>.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Eligibility</h5>\\r\\n<p>A bachelor&rsquo;s degree is required. Applicants preferably will have recent or current professional employment in business or a closely related field.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Tuition</h5>\\r\\n<p>Please visit the <a href=\\\"ipl://376//W10=////\\\">Cost of Attendance page</a> for current tuition rates and other fees and expenses. Financial aid is available for qualified students.</p>\\r\\n<h3><a href=\\\"ipl://213//W10=////\\\">APPLY NOW</a></h3>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"3269\"\n]', '', '2021-11-18 20:15:21'),
(9596, 183, 'MJ Corporate/Business', '', 'Our Corporate &amp; Business Compliance program in DE offers students the ability to learn corporate and business law and earn a Master of Jurisprudence degree.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"ONLINE Master of Jurisprudence in Corporate and Business Law with a Concentration in Regulatory Analysis and Compliance\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/img_1916-4.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>The MJ in Corporate and Business Law is a program for those who seek graduate-level training in legal analysis and regulatory compliance and ethics in a corporate, business, nonprofit, or government environment.</p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: right; width: 33%; padding: 5px;\\\"><br /><br /></div>\\r\\n</div>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><a href=\\\"ipl://213//W10=////\\\"><img src=\\\"{wwwroot}files/resources/medium_nonmacapplybutton600px.jpg\\\" alt=\\\"\\\" width=\\\"300\\\" height=\\\"175\\\" /></a></p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h5>Program Overview</h5>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law is one of few CCB-accredited law schools to offer an entirely online MJ in corporate and business law with a concentration in regulatory analysis and compliance. Career professionals benefiting from such training include corporate managers, compliance officers, risk managers, audit managers, anti-money laundering specialists, and government and agency officials, as well as those who seek positions in corporate-related fields. Students will receive intensive preparation to work in regulatory compliance, risk management, corporate financial fraud, investigations, auditing, compliance training, and more, to meet the needs and requirements of compliance programs for businesses.</p>\\r\\n<p>Our compliance-expert faculty and cutting edge curriculum allows students to work through real-world simulations to learn the elements of an efficient and effective compliance program and resolve compliance and ethics issues. During the capstone course, students will prepare a complete compliance program.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Become a Certified Compliance Professional</h5>\\r\\n<p>Eligible students can seek the further credential of becoming a Certified Compliance &amp; Ethics Professional (CCEP) or Certified in Healthcare Compliance (CHC). Upon successful completion of Delaware Law&rsquo;s Compliance Certification Board (CCB)-accredited coursework, eligible students who graduate with a minimum grade point average of a 3.0 are exempt from the 1,500 hours of work experience in a compliance-related field normally required for eligibility to take a CCB exam.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Online, Flexible Scheduling</h5>\\r\\n<p>This online MJ program accommodates the working professional who seeks to improve employment opportunities or to simply keep pace with changing regulatory requirements. The program can be completed part-time in two academic years. Students may choose to work at their own pace and complete the degree in as many as five years.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Curriculum</h5>\\r\\n<p>The program requires 30 credit hours of coursework. Some of the exciting courses offered include: Introduction to Law, Corporate Compliance Rules &amp; Standards, Corporate Compliance and Ethics, Auditing &amp; Monitoring, Corporate Deviance, and Business Principles.</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://3269//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\"><strong>Download the Curriculum/Credit Breakdown </strong></a><strong>(pdf) updated 11/18/21</strong></p>\\r\\n<h5>Dual Degree</h5>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law also offers a dual MJ/MBA. <a href=\\\"ipl://182//W10=////\\\">Learn more</a>.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Eligibility</h5>\\r\\n<p>A bachelor&rsquo;s degree is required. Applicants preferably will have recent or current professional employment in business or a closely related field.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Tuition</h5>\\r\\n<p>Please visit the <a href=\\\"ipl://376//W10=////\\\">Cost of Attendance page</a> for current tuition rates and other fees and expenses. Financial aid is available for qualified students.</p>\\r\\n<h3><a href=\\\"ipl://213//W10=////\\\">APPLY NOW</a></h3>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"3269\"\n]', '', '2022-02-17 19:38:14'),
(9597, 183, 'MJ Corporate/Business', '', 'Our Corporate &amp; Business Compliance program in DE offers students the ability to learn corporate and business law and earn a Master of Jurisprudence degree.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"ONLINE Master of Jurisprudence in Corporate and Business Law with a Concentration in Regulatory Analysis and Compliance\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/img_1916-4.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>The MJ in Corporate and Business Law is a program for those who seek graduate-level training in legal analysis and regulatory compliance and ethics in a corporate, business, nonprofit, or government environment.</p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: right; width: 33%; padding: 5px;\\\"><br /><br /></div>\\r\\n</div>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><a href=\\\"ipl://213//W10=////\\\"><img src=\\\"{wwwroot}files/resources/medium_nonmacapplybutton600px.jpg\\\" alt=\\\"\\\" width=\\\"300\\\" height=\\\"175\\\" /></a></p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h5>Program Overview</h5>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law is one of few CCB-accredited law schools to offer an entirely online MJ in corporate and business law with a concentration in regulatory analysis and compliance. Career professionals benefiting from such training include corporate managers, compliance officers, risk managers, audit managers, anti-money laundering specialists, and government and agency officials, as well as those who seek positions in corporate-related fields. Students will receive intensive preparation to work in regulatory compliance, risk management, corporate financial fraud, investigations, auditing, compliance training, and more, to meet the needs and requirements of compliance programs for businesses.</p>\\r\\n<p>Our compliance-expert faculty and cutting edge curriculum allows students to work through real-world simulations to learn the elements of an efficient and effective compliance program and resolve compliance and ethics issues. During the capstone course, students will prepare a complete compliance program.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Become a Certified Compliance Professional</h5>\\r\\n<p>Eligible students can seek the further credential of becoming a Certified Compliance &amp; Ethics Professional (CCEP) or Certified in Healthcare Compliance (CHC). Upon successful completion of Delaware Law&rsquo;s Compliance Certification Board (CCB)-accredited coursework, eligible students who graduate with a minimum grade point average of a 3.0 are exempt from the 1,500 hours of work experience in a compliance-related field normally required for eligibility to take a CCB exam.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Online, Flexible Scheduling</h5>\\r\\n<p>This online MJ program accommodates the working professional who seeks to improve employment opportunities or to simply keep pace with changing regulatory requirements. The program can be completed part-time in two academic years. Students may choose to work at their own pace and complete the degree in as many as five years.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Curriculum</h5>\\r\\n<p>The program requires 30 credit hours of coursework. Some of the exciting courses offered include: Introduction to Law, Corporate Compliance Rules &amp; Standards, Corporate Compliance and Ethics, Auditing &amp; Monitoring, Corporate Deviance, and Business Principles.</p>\\r\\n<p>View the MJ in Corporate &amp; Business Law Curriculum (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h5>Dual Degree</h5>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law also offers a dual MJ/MBA. <a href=\\\"ipl://182//W10=////\\\">Learn more</a>.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Eligibility</h5>\\r\\n<p>A bachelor&rsquo;s degree is required. Applicants preferably will have recent or current professional employment in business or a closely related field.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Tuition</h5>\\r\\n<p>Please visit the <a href=\\\"ipl://376//W10=////\\\">Cost of Attendance page</a> for current tuition rates and other fees and expenses. Financial aid is available for qualified students.</p>\\r\\n<h3><a href=\\\"ipl://213//W10=////\\\">APPLY NOW</a></h3>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2022-02-17 19:38:51'),
(9598, 183, 'MJ Corporate/Business', '', 'Our Corporate &amp; Business Compliance program in DE offers students the ability to learn corporate and business law and earn a Master of Jurisprudence degree.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"ONLINE Master of Jurisprudence in Corporate and Business Law with a Concentration in Regulatory Analysis and Compliance\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/img_1916-4.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>The MJ in Corporate and Business Law is a program for those who seek graduate-level training in legal analysis and regulatory compliance and ethics in a corporate, business, nonprofit, or government environment.</p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<p><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: right; width: 33%; padding: 5px;\\\"><br /><br /></div>\\r\\n</div>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><a href=\\\"ipl://213//W10=////\\\"><img src=\\\"{wwwroot}files/resources/medium_nonmacapplybutton600px.jpg\\\" alt=\\\"\\\" width=\\\"300\\\" height=\\\"175\\\" /></a></p>\\r\\n<p>&nbsp;</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h5>Program Overview</h5>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law is one of few CCB-accredited law schools to offer an entirely online MJ in corporate and business law with a concentration in regulatory analysis and compliance. Career professionals benefiting from such training include corporate managers, compliance officers, risk managers, audit managers, anti-money laundering specialists, and government and agency officials, as well as those who seek positions in corporate-related fields. Students will receive intensive preparation to work in regulatory compliance, risk management, corporate financial fraud, investigations, auditing, compliance training, and more, to meet the needs and requirements of compliance programs for businesses.</p>\\r\\n<p>Our compliance-expert faculty and cutting edge curriculum allows students to work through real-world simulations to learn the elements of an efficient and effective compliance program and resolve compliance and ethics issues. During the capstone course, students will prepare a complete compliance program.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Become a Certified Compliance Professional</h5>\\r\\n<p>Eligible students can seek the further credential of becoming a Certified Compliance &amp; Ethics Professional (CCEP) or Certified in Healthcare Compliance (CHC). Upon successful completion of Delaware Law&rsquo;s Compliance Certification Board (CCB)-accredited coursework, eligible students who graduate with a minimum grade point average of a 3.0 are exempt from the 1,500 hours of work experience in a compliance-related field normally required for eligibility to take a CCB exam.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Online, Flexible Scheduling</h5>\\r\\n<p>This online MJ program accommodates the working professional who seeks to improve employment opportunities or to simply keep pace with changing regulatory requirements. The program can be completed part-time in two academic years. Students may choose to work at their own pace and complete the degree in as many as five years.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Curriculum</h5>\\r\\n<p>The program requires 30 credit hours of coursework. Some of the exciting courses offered include: Introduction to Law, Corporate Compliance Rules &amp; Standards, Corporate Compliance and Ethics, Auditing &amp; Monitoring, Corporate Deviance, and Business Principles.</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://3337//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">View the MJ in Corporate &amp; Business Law Curriculum</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<h5>Dual Degree</h5>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law also offers a dual MJ/MBA. <a href=\\\"ipl://182//W10=////\\\">Learn more</a>.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Eligibility</h5>\\r\\n<p>A bachelor&rsquo;s degree is required. Applicants preferably will have recent or current professional employment in business or a closely related field.</p>\\r\\n<h5>Tuition</h5>\\r\\n<p>Please visit the <a href=\\\"ipl://376//W10=////\\\">Cost of Attendance page</a> for current tuition rates and other fees and expenses. Financial aid is available for qualified students.</p>\\r\\n<h3><a href=\\\"ipl://213//W10=////\\\">APPLY NOW</a></h3>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"3337\"\n]', '', '2022-02-17 19:42:12'),
(9599, 182, 'MJ MBA Corporate Compliance', '', 'Learn more about our MJ/MBA degree in Corporate &amp; Business Law and see how a quality education can significantly improve your legal career, &quot;The Delaware Way&quot;.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"ONLINE Dual Degree: Master of Jurisprudence in Corporate and Business Law / Master of Business Administration (MJ/MBA)\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/img_2005-6.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<!-- <div style=\\\"float: left; width: 62%;\\\"> -->\\r\\n<p>In a unique collaboration, Delaware Law&rsquo;s Graduate, International, Compliance, and Legal Studies Programs and Widener University&rsquo;s School of Business offer an ONLINE MJ/MBA dual degree. 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This online program offers a flexible course of study for working professionals who wish to enhance their employment opportunities or keep pace with changing regulatory issues and requirements. The program has the distinction of being accredited by the Compliance Certification Board (CCB). <a href=\\\"ipl://104//W10=////\\\">Learn more</a> about how this distinction works for our students.</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"https://onlineprograms.widener.edu/mba\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\"><strong>ONLINE</strong><strong> master of business administration (MBA)</strong></a> reflects the idea that people learn best by doing. This intensive online program will guide you through the philosophy of business and provide the practical, real-world knowledge that companies seek. The School of Business Administration is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). This professional accreditation places us among the top third of college business schools in the U.S. and Europe.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Become a Certified Compliance Professional</h3>\\r\\n<p>Eligible students can seek the further credential of becoming a Certified Compliance &amp; Ethics Professional (CCEP) or Certified in Healthcare Compliance (CHC). Upon successful completion of the master degree program&rsquo;s Compliance Certification Board (CCB)-accredited compliance coursework, eligible students are exempt from the 1,500 hours of work experience in a compliance-related field normally required for eligibility to take a CCB exam.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Curriculum</h3>\\r\\n<p>The program requires 48 credit hours of coursework. 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When selecting your program choice, select \\\"dual degree\\\" and then \\\"MJ/MBA.</p>\\r\\n<h3><a href=\\\"https://go.widener.edu/apply/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Apply Now</a></h3>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[]', '', '2022-01-05 21:50:15'),
(9600, 181, 'MJ Health Law', '', 'Learn more about our Healthcare Compliance programs to see how a quality education can significantly improve your legal career, &quot;The Delaware Way&quot;.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"ONLINE Master of Jurisprudence in Health Law\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/widener-law-4-06-129-2.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<p>The MJ in Health Law is a program for those who seek graduate-level training in legal analysis and regulatory compliance and ethics in a healthcare organization such as a hospital, physician\'s office, pharmaceutical company, retirement or assisted living community, nonprofit, or government environment.</p>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: right; width: 33%; padding: 5px;\\\"><br /><br /></div>\\r\\n</div>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p><a href=\\\"ipl://213//W10=////\\\"><img src=\\\"{wwwroot}files/resources/medium_nonmacapplybutton600px.jpg\\\" alt=\\\"Apply Button\\\" width=\\\"300\\\" height=\\\"175\\\" /></a></p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Program Overview</h3>\\r\\n<p>The Master of Jurisprudence (MJ) in Health Law is designed for those seeking a career in a law-related field, but not seeking to practice law as an attorney. A bachelor\'s degree is required, but prior legal or healthcare experience is not. Our expert faculty and innovative curriculum provide students with an introduction to the U.S. legal system, health law and policy, healthcare-related regulations such as the False Claims Act, HIPAA, HI-TECH, and more. Working through real-world simulations, students learn the elements of an efficient and effective compliance program, resolve compliance and ethics issues through investigations, audits, and discipline. During the capstone course, students will prepare a complete compliance program for their chosen industry. Students receive intensive preparation to work in regulatory compliance, risk management, financial fraud, anti-kickback, pharmaceutical operations, investigations, auditing, compliance training, and more, to meet the needs and requirements of compliance programs for healthcare organizations.</p>\\r\\n<p>Professionals benefiting from such training include:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>hospital compliance managers</li>\\r\\n<li>compliance officers</li>\\r\\n<li>risk managers</li>\\r\\n<li>privacy compliance professionals</li>\\r\\n<li>medical regulatory affairs specialists</li>\\r\\n<li>nursing home administrators</li>\\r\\n<li>pharmacists</li>\\r\\n<li>nurses</li>\\r\\n<li>paralegals</li>\\r\\n<li>information and records management staff</li>\\r\\n<li>healthcare fraud and abuse investigators</li>\\r\\n<li>government and agency officials</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h3>Other Healthcare Compliance Educational Opportunities</h3>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>For those who currently hold a juris doctor (JD) degree, we offer a <a href=\\\"ipl://809//W10=////\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\">Master of Law in Health Law.</a></li>\\r\\n<li>A <a href=\\\"ipl://180//W10=////\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\">graduate-level certificate is also available.</a></li>\\r\\n<li>For those seeking to gain knowledge on specialty legal or compliance topics offered through our course catalog, but not seeking to enter a degree program, we offer the option for students to <a href=\\\"ipl://179//W10=////\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\">take up to three courses as a non-matriculated student</a> without committing to a degree program.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<h3>Accreditation</h3>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law is accredited by the Compliance Certification Board (CCB), and one of a few accredited law schools to offer an entirely online MJ in health law with a concentration in regulatory analysis and compliance. Accreditation by the CCB provides benefits for successful graduates of the program, such as eligibility to sit for an exam to become a certified compliance professional.</p>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://2989//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download the Curriculum/Credit Breakdown</a> (pdf) updated 12/04/20</p>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 100%;\\\">\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: left; width: 55%; padding: 2px;\\\">\\r\\n<h3>Become a Certified Compliance Professional</h3>\\r\\n<p>Eligible students can seek the further credential of becoming a Certified Compliance &amp; Ethics Professional (CCEP) or Certified in Healthcare Compliance (CHC). Upon successful completion of Delaware Law&rsquo;s Compliance Certification Board (CCB)-accredited coursework, eligible students who graduate with a minimum grade point average of a 3.0 are exempt from the 1,500 hours of work experience in a compliance-related field normally required for eligibility to take a CCB exam.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Online, Flexible Scheduling</h3>\\r\\n<p>This online MJ program accommodates the working professional who seeks to improve employment opportunities or to simply keep pace with changing regulatory requirements. The program can be completed part-time in two academic years. Students may choose to work at their own pace and complete the degree in as many as five years.</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"float: right; width: 40%; background-color: #80b7ea; border-style: solid; padding: 2px;\\\">\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"https://www.topmastersinhealthcare.com/best/online-health-policy-masters-degree-programs/\\\"><img style=\\\"float: right;\\\" src=\\\"{wwwroot}files/resources/medium_topmastersranking.png\\\" alt=\\\"\\\" width=\\\"60%\\\" /></a>Delaware Law School\'s MJ in Health Law is ranked #4 in the nation for best online health policy master\'s degrees by <a href=\\\"https://www.topmastersinhealthcare.com/best/online-health-policy-masters-degree-programs/\\\">Top Master\'s in Healthcare</a>.</p>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<div style=\\\"width: 100%; clear: both;\\\">&nbsp;</div>\\r\\n</div>\\r\\n<hr />\\r\\n<h3>Curriculum</h3>\\r\\n<p>The program requires 30 credit hours of coursework. Some of the exciting courses offered include: Introduction to Law, Healthcare Compliance Rules &amp; Standards, Healthcare Compliance and Ethics, Introduction to Health Law &amp; Policy, Auditing &amp; Monitoring, Healthcare Business Transactions, and Healthcare Quality &amp; Liability.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Eligibility</h3>\\r\\n<p>A bachelor&rsquo;s degree is required.</p>\\r\\n<h3>Tuition</h3>\\r\\n<p>Please visit the <a href=\\\"ipl://376//W10=////\\\">Cost of Attendance page</a> for current tuition rates and other fees and expenses. Financial aid is available for qualified students.</p>\\r\\n<h2><a href=\\\"ipl://213//W10=////\\\">Apply Now</a></h2>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"2989\"\n]', '', '2021-11-11 15:47:33'),
(9601, 56, 'Consumer Information', '', 'This page provides useful consumer information for students and prospective students as well as the ABA\'s 509 Required Disclosures.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Consumer Information and ABA Required Disclosures\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/widener-law-4-06-201-2.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"<h1>General consumer information in compliance with the Student Consumer Information Regulations of the<a href=\\\"http://www.ed.gov/\\\"> US Department of Education</a> and the<a href=\\\"http://www2.ed.gov/policy/highered/leg/hea08/index.html\\\"> Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA)</a> can be found on the <a href=\\\"http://www.widener.edu/about/widener_leadership/administrative/institutional_research/consumerinfo.aspx\\\">consumer information page of the Widener University website</a>. In addition, you can access and read our <a href=\\\"ipl://808//W10=////\\\">Online Privacy Policy</a>.</h1>\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<p>The following additional information is provided to law students and applicants to provide accurate and complete data about Delaware Law in compliance with ABA Standard 509:</p>\\r\\n<ol>\\r\\n<li>&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href=\\\"irl://3278//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Admissions data</a> (pdf);\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"irl://2998//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Applications, Offers &amp; Enrollees by Race/Ethnicity</a> (pdf)</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n</li>\\r\\n<li>&nbsp; <a href=\\\"irl://3278//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Tuition and fees, living costs, and financial aid</a> (pdf);</li>\\r\\n<li>&nbsp; <a href=\\\"irl://3278//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Conditional scholarships</a> (pdf);</li>\\r\\n<li>&nbsp; <a href=\\\"irl://3278//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Enrollment data, including academic, transfer, and other attrition </a>(pdf);</li>\\r\\n<li>&nbsp; <a href=\\\"irl://3278//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Number of full-time and part time faculty and administrators </a>(pdf);</li>\\r\\n<li>&nbsp; <a href=\\\"irl://3278//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Class sizes for first-year and upper-class courses; number of seminar, clinical and co-curricular offerings</a> (pdf);</li>\\r\\n<li>&nbsp; <a href=\\\"/current-students/career-development-office/employment-statistics-and-trends/\\\">Employment outcomes</a></li>\\r\\n<li>&nbsp; <a href=\\\"irl://3138//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Bar passage data</a> (pdf)</li>\\r\\n</ol>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://248//W10=////\\\">Information on Transfer Credits</a></li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"ipl://245//W10=////\\\">Articulation Agreements</a></li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p>Delaware Law is ABA approved: Council of the Section of Legal Education and Admission to the Bar of the American Bar Association, 321 N. Clark Street, 21st Floor, Chicago IL 60654. Phone: 312-988-6738.</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://3085//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">ABA Standard Compliance Complaint Policy</a> (pdf)</p>\\r\\n<p><a href=\\\"irl://12//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Download a list of available state education agencies for consumer complaints</a> (pdf).</p>\\r\\n<p><strong><a href=\\\"ipl://310//W10=////\\\">Standard Disclaimer for External Links</a> </strong></p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"3278\",\n    \"2998\",\n    \"3278\",\n    \"3278\",\n    \"3278\",\n    \"3278\",\n    \"3278\",\n    \"3138\",\n    \"3085\",\n    \"12\"\n]', '', '2021-12-02 15:43:07'),
(9602, 213, 'Non-JD Graduate Program Admissions', '', 'Interested in applying for one of Delaware Law\'s non-jd graduate programs? Learn more about the admissions process.', 'content', '', '', '{\n    \"page_header\": \"Non-JD Graduate Program Admissions\",\n    \"top_image\": \"{wwwroot}files/pages/img_2005-5.jpg\",\n    \"img_alt_text\": \"\",\n    \"page_intro\": \"\",\n    \"page_content\": \"<h3>Application Deadlines:</h3>\\r\\n<p><strong>August 1st</strong> for the <strong>fall semester</strong><br /><strong>December 15th</strong> for the <strong>spring semester</strong><br /><strong>May 1st</strong> for the <strong>summer semester</strong></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Applications may be submitted after the stated deadlines, however, we encourage you to apply early to ensure timely processing of your application.</strong></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>Compliance Program Application Process</strong></p>\\r\\n<p><strong>STEP ONE: </strong>Please download one of the following applications and indicate the semester and the program of interest:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"irl://3279//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Online MJ and Graduate-Level Certificate Application</a> (.pdf)</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"https://go.widener.edu/apply/\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">MJ/MBA Dual Degree Application</a> (pdf)</li>\\r\\n<li><a href=\\\"irl://3280//\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener\\\">Graduate Level Non-Matriculated Programs Application</a> (.pdf)</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>STEP TWO:</strong></p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Request official transcripts from all colleges or universities showing successful completion of a Bachelor&rsquo;s degree, post-Baccalaureate degree, and/or graduate-level certificate.\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Via email&nbsp;<strong><em>directly from the school</em></strong>&nbsp;to&nbsp;<a href=\\\"mailto:delawarelawgicls@widener.edu\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\" data-linkindex=\\\"1\\\">delawarelawgicls@widener.edu</a>&nbsp;or</li>\\r\\n<li>Via mail&nbsp;<em><strong>directly from the school</strong></em>&nbsp;to Online Graduate Programs Admissions, Delaware Law School, 4601 Concord Pike, Wilmington, DE 19803.&nbsp;</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p><strong>STEP THREE: </strong>Along with a completed application, please send the following materials directly to the Graduate, International, Compliance, and Legal Studies office*:</p>\\r\\n<ul>\\r\\n<li>Current resume</li>\\r\\n<li>Personal statement (essay concerning why you wish to pursue your chosen degree program and how you think this degree will further your professional and personal goals, 1-2 pages, single-spaced)</li>\\r\\n<li>Two original, signed letters of recommendation from professors, employers, or others familiar with the student\'s academic and professional qualifications sent individually in sealed envelopes&nbsp;or sent directly from the recommender via email to <a href=\\\"mailto:DelawareLawGICLS@widener.edu\\\">DelawareLawGICLS@widener.edu</a>.</li>\\r\\n<li>Each application for admission must be accompanied by a <strong>non-refundable $60.00 application fee</strong>, which is payable via check or money order to Delaware Law School, or&nbsp;<a title=\\\"https://epay.widener.edu/C21798_ustores/web/store_main.jsp?STOREID=77\\\" href=\\\"https://epay.widener.edu/C21798_ustores/web/store_main.jsp?STOREID=77\\\" target=\\\"_blank\\\" rel=\\\"noopener noreferrer\\\" data-auth=\\\"NotApplicable\\\">payment may be made online</a>.</li>\\r\\n</ul>\\r\\n<p>*These materials are not required for non-matriculating students. Non-matriculating students need to send only an application and transcripts.</p>\\r\\n<p><br />PLEASE MAIL, FAX, OR EMAIL YOUR APPLICATION &amp; MATERIALS TO:</p>\\r\\n<p>Delaware&nbsp;Law School<br />Graduate, International, Compliance, and Legal Studies<br />4601 Concord Pike<br />Wilmington DE 19803<br /><br />Phone: +1 302.477.2704<br />Fax: +1 302.477.2067<br />Email: <a href=\\\"mailto:DelawareLawGICLS@widener.edu\\\">DelawareLawGICLS@widener.edu</a></p>\",\n    \"callouts\": [],\n    \"callouts_visual\": [],\n    \"page_fact_display\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_image\": \"\",\n    \"nav_callout_overlay_color\": \"\"\n}', 6, '', '', '[\n    \"3279\",\n    \"3280\"\n]', '', '2022-01-04 16:04:39');
