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See how the strong connections one graduate made while at the University of Dayton School of Law helped her get exactly where she wanted to go.
The students are applying what they learned in class to make a difference, while also gaining valuable experience assisting clients.
Taylor Gillespie ‘20 combined the skills she learned as a rower with her passion for the law to chart a course to a job where she can make a difference.
The law school first opened in the fall of 1922 and while that iteration of Dayton Law would only last a little more than 10 years, it laid the groundwork for what was to come later.
Professor Hoffmeister has taught at the law school for 15 years and is the head of its Criminal Law Clinic.
The online class, taught by Inter-American Human Rights Commissioner and renowned human rights expert Professor Carlos Bernal, will be held from September 27 to October 25, and is open to anyone, including current students, alumni, and Human Rights legal professionals.