A $1 million pledge was made on behalf of Summers, Rufolo & Rodgers, P.C., a Chattanooga-based law firm, to support students at the University of
The University of Tennessee College of Law continues an upward trend, welcoming its highest credentialed class for the third consecutive year. The 133 students in
Zack Buck, Michael Higdon, and Briana Rosenbaum have been named associate deans at the University of Tennessee College of Law. Lonnie T. Brown, Jr., dean
A $1 million pledge was made on behalf of Summers, Rufolo & Rodgers, P.C., a Chattanooga-based law firm, to support students at the University of Tennessee College of Law. The gift will support scholarships for students interested in pursuing legal careers in advocacy, as well as the Douglas A. Blaze Leadership Scholarship. “Robust scholarships are essential to attracting the best students nationwide,” says Lonnie T. Brown, Jr., dean and Elvin E. Overton Distinguished Professor of Law. “Summers, Rufolo & Rodgers,
The University of Tennessee College of Law continues an upward trend, welcoming its highest credentialed class for the third consecutive year. The 133 students in the entering class bring a median GPA of 3.82 and a median LSAT of 163, the strongest numbers in the college’s history. The class was selected from a record number of over 1,800 applications–a 20 percent increase from the last application cycle. The College of Law also saw an increase in applications to its Master
Zack Buck, Michael Higdon, and Briana Rosenbaum have been named associate deans at the University of Tennessee College of Law. Lonnie T. Brown, Jr., dean and Elvin E. Overton Distinguished Professor of Law, said these new administrators mark a continuation of the impressive line of exceptionally talented and dedicated leaders who preceded them in these roles. “I know that the law school could not be in better hands, and I look forward to working closely with Zack, Michael, and Briana