Alumni

A six-student team helped the Appalachian Community Federal Credit Union create a new nonprofit. Read More

Six Vanderbilt law students spent Spring Break 2018 doing pro bono legal work through the Appalachian Community Federal Credit Union, a community development financial institution based in Johnson City, Tennessee, through Vanderbilt’s Transactional Pro Bono Spring Break program. Assistant Clinical Professor Lauren Rogal worked with team leader Jenae… Read More

Heaviside will focus on reproductive justice policy and advocacy at SisterLove, an Atlanta-based HIV and reproductive justice nonprofit as the organization’s RJ-HIV Fellow. Read More

Seven VLS students traveled to Lumpkin, Georgia, to work with attorneys from the Southern Immigrant Freedom Initiative on behalf of immigrant detainees. Read More

Six Vanderbilt law students spent Spring Break 2018 doing pro bono legal work through the Appalachian Community Federal Credit Union, a community development financial institution based in Johnson City, Tennessee, through Vanderbilt’s Transactional Pro Bono Spring Break program. Assistant Clinical Professor Lauren Rogal worked with team leader Jenae… Read More

Representatives from the Manhattan Institute and the Partnership for Responsible Growth will join two Vanderbilt University professors for a conversation about carbon tax proposals at VLS March 21. Read More

Members of Vanderbilt’s Legal Aid Society volunteer at free medical clinic run by Vanderbilt Medical School students to identify needs for legal services and refer patients to legal aid resources. Read More

Reder and Clark will be honored at Vanderbilt’s annual Founders Circle Dinner April 13. Read More

Giancarlo's talk will address ongoing efforts to reform over-the-counter derivatives marks in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis. Read More

Dowd is among 20 Alabama women honored for their professional achievements and impact by the Yellowhammer News. Read More