The University of Tennessee College of Law
Changing Lives Together
We are fostering the next generation of leaders and lawyers through academic diligence, experiential learning, and a call to improve the lives of those in our communities.
Degree Programs
UT Law offers J.D. and LL.M. degrees, joint-degrees, and graduate certificates.
Legal Careers
Employers: Work with our Career Center staff to address your needs and connect with our students.
Recent News
Faculty Forum: June 2020
Faculty Forum is a monthly feature written by Professor Michael Higdon highlighting the achievements of faculty at UT Law including publications in academia and the media,
College hires new Academic Success Program director
Charisse Heath will join the College of Law in July as the director of the Academic Success Program. As the Academic Success Program director and
Law faculty to discuss race and gender disparities in academia
Renowned author and interdisciplinary professor Meera E. Deo will lead a virtual workshop with College of Law faculty this month to discuss her book “Unequal
Faces of UT Law
Johnelle Simpson (2L)
Sallie Papajohn (3L)
Marquez North (2L)
Upcoming Events
The University of Tennessee College of Law
CHANGING LIVES TOGETHER
We are fostering the next generation of leaders and lawyers through academic diligence, experiential learning, and a call to improve the lives of those in our communities.
Degree Programs
UT Law offers J.D. and LL.M. degrees, joint-degrees, and graduate certificates.
Legal Careers
Employers: Work with our Career Services staff to address your needs and connect with our students.
Recent News
Faculty Forum: June 2020
Faculty Forum is a monthly feature written by Professor Michael Higdon highlighting the achievements of faculty at UT Law including publications in academia and the media,
College hires new Academic Success Program director
Charisse Heath will join the College of Law in July as the director of the Academic Success Program. As the Academic Success Program director and
Law faculty to discuss race and gender disparities in academia
Renowned author and interdisciplinary professor Meera E. Deo will lead a virtual workshop with College of Law faculty this month to discuss her book “Unequal
Faces of UT Law
Johnelle Simpson (2L)
Sallie Papajohn (3L)