Feature Stories UMass Law hosts Immigration Symposium The UMass Law Review's annual symposium will focus on immigration, sanctuary cities, and the recent travel ban. UMass Dartmouth celebrates Cape Verdean culture Carlos Wahnon Veiga, Ambassador of Cape Verde to the US, will deliver keynote address “Cape Verdean Communities and Belonging in Challenging Times” at the University’s 1st Annual Cape Verdean Cultural Day on Friday, April 7 Kayleigh Ellison: Balancing law school and soccer UMass Law student Kayleigh Ellison JD '19 puts the same determination into her education as she did in her fight against brain cancer. Ryan Arsenault: Law school was a "natural choice" Noticing that many veterans had "fallen through the cracks," Ryan Arsenault JD '16 attended law school with the goal of practicing veterans law. Sheyla Lors: Internship with Legal Aid Society UMass Law's legal skills program prepared Sheyla Lors for an internship with the Legal Aid Society in the Bronx after her first year of study. Kerina Silva: UMass Law community is her lifeline Kerina Silva enrolled at UMass Law to pursue her lifelong dream of practicing law. Evan FitzGerald: Army veteran and law student Evan FitzGerald chose UMass Law because of Massachusetts' contribution to the start of democracy. Christine Letsche: A career as a justice-centered lawyer Christine Letsche JD '16 participated in a range of learning experiences, including bail arguments and revocations, plea colloquies, and jury and bench trials. Michael Dueñas: practicing law to make the world a better place Michael Dueñas JD '16 credits UMass Law's Immigration Law Clinic as a transformative experience in becoming a successful lawyer. Aneudy N. Gonzalez: Commitment to public interest law Aneudy Gonzalez worked at UMass Law's Immigration Law Clinic, which provides free legal services to immigrants. Sara Mycock Cederholm: Exploring the intersection of law & public education Following the bar exam, Sara Cederholm JD '15 will begin work as a law clerk at the Massachusetts Appeals Court. Brittany Raposa: Health law & healthcare policy Brittany Raposa plans to practice in family law or health and social policy law. << < 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 > >> Request Info close There are many reasons to choose UMass Law. As Massachusetts' only public law school, we are preparing a new generation of lawyers who will pursue justice. Fill out this form to receive more information about UMass Law. Loading... Request Info Apply Plan a Visit Check My Status You will be prompted for your user name and password. If you encounter problems, contact: lawadmissions@umassd.edu