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Three + Three – B.A. + J.D. Program

The Three + Three Program offers students an opportunity to earn a combined Bachelor’s Degree and Juris Doctor Degree. The Accelerated Law Program allows students to graduate with a Bachelor’s degree and Juris Doctor degree in six years instead of the traditional seven years.

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Your well-being matters! 💙⚖️

In recognition of Law Student Mental Health Day and Mental Health Awareness Week, STU College of Law is highlighting resources to support students throughout their law school journey.

The Institute for Well-Being in Law (IWIL), in partnership with the Mindfulness in Law Society (MILS), is offering five video resources focused on mental health awareness, resilience, overcoming self-doubt, and managing stress.

📚 Available through October 10th

🔗 Access the resources through the link in our story!

#STUMiami // #STULaw // #LawStudentMentalHealthDay // #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

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Your well-being matters! 💙⚖️ In recognition of Law Student Mental Health Day and Mental Health Awareness Week, STU College of Law is highlighting resources to support students throughout their law school journey. The Institute for Well-Being in Law (IWIL), in partnership with the Mindfulness in Law Society (MILS), is offering five video resources focused on mental health awareness, resilience, overcoming self-doubt, and managing stress. 📚 Available through October 10th 🔗 Access the resources through the link in our story! #STUMiami // #STULaw // #LawStudentMentalHealthDay // #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

STU College of Law’s Tort Law Society welcomed STU Law alumnus Khristopher Salado (’16), Managing Litigation Partner at The Founders Law, for an engaging conversation on litigation, personal injury law, and the realities of legal practice. ⚖️

Students had the opportunity to gain firsthand insight from an experienced trial attorney, ask questions, and connect with legal professionals beyond the classroom.

During the event, Mr. Salado was recognized for his commitment to justice, service to the legal community, and 10 years of practicing law.
We were also pleased to welcome Robert Kelbert, Founder and Owner of The Founders Law, who joined in support of the event and our students.

Thank you to both attorneys for sharing their time, experiences, and valuable perspectives with our STU Law community!

#STUMiami // #STULaw // #TortLawSociety // #LegalEducation // #ProfessionalDevelopment

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STU College of Law’s Tort Law Society welcomed STU Law alumnus Khristopher Salado (’16), Managing Litigation Partner at The Founders Law, for an engaging conversation on litigation, personal injury law, and the realities of legal practice. ⚖️ Students had the opportunity to gain firsthand insight from an experienced trial attorney, ask questions, and connect with legal professionals beyond the classroom. During the event, Mr. Salado was recognized for his commitment to justice, service to the legal community, and 10 years of practicing law. We were also pleased to welcome Robert Kelbert, Founder and Owner of The Founders Law, who joined in support of the event and our students. Thank you to both attorneys for sharing their time, experiences, and valuable perspectives with our STU Law community! #STUMiami // #STULaw // #TortLawSociety // #LegalEducation // #ProfessionalDevelopment

STU College of Law’s Faculty Colloquium Series continued with Professor Reni Saula, who presented her work on “Wire Fraud and Unintended Beneficiaries.” ⚖️

Professor Saula examined issues surrounding wire transfer fraud and payments to unintended beneficiaries, including how central bank-held accounts may help address risks associated with unverified accounts. The presentation also considered the potential benefits of using a Central Bank Digital Currency in this context.

The colloquium provided an engaging opportunity to highlight faculty scholarship while discussing emerging issues at the intersection of law, finance, and cutting-edge technology.

#STUMiami // #STULaw // #FacultyScholarship // #LegalEducation

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STU College of Law’s Faculty Colloquium Series continued with Professor Reni Saula, who presented her work on “Wire Fraud and Unintended Beneficiaries.” ⚖️ Professor Saula examined issues surrounding wire transfer fraud and payments to unintended beneficiaries, including how central bank-held accounts may help address risks associated with unverified accounts. The presentation also considered the potential benefits of using a Central Bank Digital Currency in this context. The colloquium provided an engaging opportunity to highlight faculty scholarship while discussing emerging issues at the intersection of law, finance, and cutting-edge technology. #STUMiami // #STULaw // #FacultyScholarship // #LegalEducation

Professor Lenora Ledwon presented her work in progress, “The Jurisprudence of Kim Kardashian: Bling Feminism and Women Lawyers Acting Badly,” as part of the STU College of Law Faculty Colloquium Series.

Her presentation and vivid slide show explored themes at the intersection of law, feminism, and popular culture, generating a lively discussion of her latest scholarship.

#STUMiami // #STULaw // #FacultyScholarship // #LegalEducation

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Professor Lenora Ledwon presented her work in progress, “The Jurisprudence of Kim Kardashian: Bling Feminism and Women Lawyers Acting Badly,” as part of the STU College of Law Faculty Colloquium Series. Her presentation and vivid slide show explored themes at the intersection of law, feminism, and popular culture, generating a lively discussion of her latest scholarship. #STUMiami // #STULaw // #FacultyScholarship // #LegalEducation

STU College of Law welcomed representatives from the Florida Board of Bar Examiners for a virtual presentation on Completing the Bar Admission and Examination Process. ⚖️

Christina Groschel, FBBE Chair, and Tara Newman, FBBE Director of Administration, provided students with valuable guidance on the bar application and examination process, including registration, application conversion, important deadlines, documentation requirements, and other considerations as they prepare for graduation and bar admission.

Thank you to the Florida Board of Bar Examiners for taking the time to connect with our students and help them prepare for this important next step in their legal careers.

#STUMiami // #STULaw // #FloridaBar // #BarPreparation // #FutureLawyers

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STU College of Law welcomed representatives from the Florida Board of Bar Examiners for a virtual presentation on Completing the Bar Admission and Examination Process. ⚖️ Christina Groschel, FBBE Chair, and Tara Newman, FBBE Director of Administration, provided students with valuable guidance on the bar application and examination process, including registration, application conversion, important deadlines, documentation requirements, and other considerations as they prepare for graduation and bar admission. Thank you to the Florida Board of Bar Examiners for taking the time to connect with our students and help them prepare for this important next step in their legal careers. #STUMiami // #STULaw // #FloridaBar // #BarPreparation // #FutureLawyers
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