[Hamp-law] from Maine Law

[Carin Rank]

Info from Maine Law School. We'll forward this info to the listserv as 
it is sent to us from schools.  FYI




Hello!

I recently took on the role of Director of Admissions at Maine Law and 
am a proud alumna. I would like to introduce myself and let you know 
about the University of Maine
School of Law Open House on November 7th 
<http://www.mainelawalum.org/redirect.aspx?linkID=697&eid=19053>. I 
invite you and your students to attend.

I am excited to now be working in law school admissions and look forward 
to getting to know you as that vital counselor to students and alumni 
who are considering a career in the law.

Maine Law 
<http://www.mainelawalum.org/redirect.aspx?linkID=696&eid=19053> is 
unique. Here are just a few reasons:

• Students get a high quality legal education at an affordable price 
<http://www.mainelawalum.org/redirect.aspx?linkID=695&eid=19053>.

• Portland, Maine 
<http://www.mainelawalum.org/redirect.aspx?linkID=694&eid=19053> is a 
beautiful place to live. We’ve been named one of the top cities in the 
country by numerous organizations, including Forbes.com, which named 
Portland America’s “most livable city.”

• Maine Law is intentionally one of the smallest law schools in the 
country in order to provide a supportive and dynamic student-centered 
atmosphere 
<http://www.mainelawalum.org/redirect.aspx?linkID=693&eid=19053>. There 
is a strong sense of community within the law school and with the 
community at large.

• We have outstanding faculty 
<http://www.mainelawalum.org/redirect.aspx?linkID=692&eid=19053> engaged 
in innovative scholarship.

• Classes are small with a diverse array of course offerings 
<http://www.mainelawalum.org/redirect.aspx?linkID=691&eid=19053>.

• Students have numerous leadership opportunities, whether you serve as 
an  editor on the Maine Law Review, or the Ocean and Coastal Law 
Journal; or on the Moot Court Board; or as part of one of the many 
student organizations.

• Students have access to a multitude of opportunities to gain hands-on 
experience 
<http://www.mainelawalum.org/redirect.aspx?linkID=690&eid=19053> through 
summer fellowship programs, clinical programs, and externships.

Please let me know if you would like any additional information about 
the open house, or any other aspect of our program. I would love to hear 
from you and talk with you about the advantages of beginning a legal 
career with the University of Maine School of Law.

Best regards,

Carrie
Caroline Wilshusen, Director of Admissions


	


      News

<http://www.mainelawalum.org/redirect.aspx?linkID=689&eid=19053>

	 We are very excited to announce that Professor Schindler will be a 
speaker at TEDxDirigo this year! (If you are not familiar with this 
terrific event, which takes place annually in Brunswick, visit 
http://tedxdirigo.com 
<http://www.mainelawalum.org/redirect.aspx?linkID=688&eid=19053>).

	

Two Maine Law students (Laura Shaw '15 and Amber Attalla '16), in 
coordination with our Refugee and Human Rights Clinic, will be the first 
legal representatives from Maine to travel to Artesia, New Mexico for 
one week in November to assist in representing Central American children 
and women in response to our current refugee crisis. To learn more and 
to donate to help make this trip possible, please visit 
http://bit.ly/1y6gvgv 
<http://www.mainelawalum.org/redirect.aspx?linkID=687&eid=19053>



246 Deering Avenue
Portland ME 04102
207.780.4341

lawadmissions at maine.edu <mailto:lawadmissions at maine.edu>




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Train here. Go anywhere. 
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University of Maine School of Law
246 Deering Avenue
Portland, ME 04102
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