Photo gallery
2009 photos
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| PRESTIGIOUS VISITOR. Julian Bond, chairman of the NAACP, visited the law school to talk with students on Nov. 20. Read more. |
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| PROFESSIONALISM SERIES. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge John E. Waites spoke to students Nov. 17 during a professionalism speech that focused on ethics. (Photo by Krystal Johnson) |
| ADVISORS MEET. The school's Board of Advisors met Nov. 6 in Charleston. Pictured from left are: former U.S. Sen. Fritz Hollings, Senior U.S. District Judge Sol Blatt Jr., and Ed Westbrook, a Charleston attorney and one of the school's founders. |
| STUDENT DISCUSSION. Second-year student Tara Frost of Summerville, S.C., talked with law school chairman Alex Sanders following his Professionalism Series speech on NOv. 5 entitled "Parables in Professionalism: Ethics Beyond the Code." |
| CHAT WITH THE DEAN. Third-year students Jonathan Baker of Charleston, S.C., Sarah Woodard of Anderson, S.C., and Priti Marolia of Orlando,Fla., talk with Dean Andy Abrams during one of his periodic Barrister chats with students. (Photo by Krystal Johnson) |
| RECEPTION. S.C. Court of Appeals Kaye G. Hearn, surrounded by her family, addressed members of the Charleston School of Law community Oct. 22 at a special reception honoring her election to the S.C. Supreme Court. Judge Hearn, who has served on the Court of Appeals since 1995, will take a position on the high court's bench later this year after the retirement of another justice. |
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LESSONS FROM LIFE. Charleston School of Law graduate Samia Hanafi Nettles of Pritchard and Elliot firm in Charleston talks with first-year student Kristen Kelley of Tullahoma, Tenn., about what it's like to practice after graduation. Nettles and other recent grads highlighted their experiences in a Professionalism Discussion on Oct. 22, 2009. (Photo by Krystal Johnson) |
| THE GIFT OF BLOOD. Third-year student Walker Humphrey of Tuxedo Park, NY, gave blood during a campuswide opportunity on Oct. 12 to help the American Red Cross. (Photo by Krystal Johnson) |
| JOHNSON TALK. Assistant Dean for Academic Success Mark Hoch, left, talks with author David Stewart after a lecture on his new book on the presidency of Andrew Johnson. The law school cosponsored the Oct. 8 talk held at The Citadel. Learn more. (Photo by Krystal Johnson) |
| U.S. District Judge P. Michael Duffy of Charleston outlines during a Sept. 10 Professional Series address that, in his opinion, "the ethos in the legal community should include, one, the client and, two, the public good." (Photo by Krystal Johnson) |
| Associate Dean for Students Abby Edwards Saunders, left, talks with students during a Sept. 9 student organization fair on the mall outside the library. Students use the event to help determine whether they would like to join various organizations during the school year. (Photo by Krystal Johnson) |
8/28/09: First-year student Steven Knotts of Summerville, S.C., hits the books in the Sol Blatt Jr. Library at the Charleston School of Law.
| BACK TO SCHOOL Orientation for new students started August 15 and will continue throught he first day of classes on August 20. Some 190 full-time and 50 part-time students start law school this fall. |
| LISTENING Former S.C. Gov. Jim Hodges, left, listens to state Sen. Tom Davis, R-Beaufort, during a panel discussion on state constitutional reform. More. |
