Malagrinò appointed Associate Dean for Faculty Research and Development
The Charleston School of Law has appointed Professor Dylan Malagrinò Associate Dean for Faculty Research and Development.
No one ever told Heather Jarvis she couldn’t afford to attend Duke.
Jarvis graduated from Duke University School of Law owing $125,000 in student loans and facing a pricey 30-year payment plan, which let her with a choice: Take the job she had been dreaming about all her life ($25,000 annual salary) or fin a get rich quick scheme. Wisely, Jarvis chose the former.
Her experience and education inspired her to help others who are facing similar struggles.
This week at Charleston School of Law Jarvis led a Zoom presentation to educate students on student loan best practices and the facts about student loan forgiveness.
You can watch the presentation above. We also encourage you to visit AskHeatherJarvis.com for more details.
The Charleston School of Law is an ABA-accredited law school nationally recognized for its student-centric culture. Our faculty and staff are committed to preparing you for success both in the classroom and in the legal profession.
The Charleston School of Law has appointed Professor Dylan Malagrinò Associate Dean for Faculty Research and Development.
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