May 30, 2006
In the News
Sandra Day O'Connor Tells Graduates to Maintain Judicial Independence
Lawyers and judges hold the keys of justice in their hands and judicial independence must be maintained for the country's system of government to work, Chancellor O'Connor told graduates at the Law School's May 14 commencement ceremony. Professor Davison M. Douglas and Professor Ronald H. Rosenberg were among the recipients of special awards. Click here to read more. Click here to see photos.
Howard J. Busbee ’67 Receives 2006 Citizen Lawyer Award
College and Law School alumnus Howard J. Busbee was recognized for outstanding citizenship and leadership at the Law School’s commencement ceremony. Click here to read more.
Professor Paul Marcus Receives College’s Sullivan Award
The College of William & Mary recognized Professor Marcus with a 2006 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award which is given in consideration of "characteristics of heart, mind, and helpfulness to others." Click here to read more.
Law School Hosts Awards Ceremony
Members of the Class of 2006 received honors and special recognitions at the annual awards ceremony on May 13. Henry C. Wolf '66, vice chairman and chief financial officer of Norfolk Southern, also was inducted as an honorary member of the Order of the Coif. Click here to read more. Click here to see photos.
Noelle J. Coates '06 Receives National Writing Award; Law School Receives Record of Distinction Award
Coates '06 is one of 14 law students from across the country who will receive a Burton Award for Legal Achievement at a special program at the Library of Congress in June. The Burton Awards Program has recognized the quality of our students' writing with a 2006 Law School Record of Distinction Award. Click here to read more.
Alumni in the News
Courtney Lynch '03, an author, leadership consultant, and former Marine, recently spoke at the Law School. Click here to read her Q&A with the William & Mary Magazine.
Joe Waldo '78, an attorney who specializes in eminent domain and property rights, has created an endowment to support an annual Law School conference to explore recent developments in takings law and other areas of the law affecting property rights. Click here to read more.
Post a Position, Schedule an Interview -- Electronically
We encourage alumni to use the Employers Services page to schedule on-campus, off-campus, or videoconference interviews, request resume collection, or list positions to which students and/or graduates can apply. Click here to read more.Click here to learn more about career services at the Law School, including services for graduates interested in changing jobs.
Have You Changed Your Work or Home Address?
We want to stay in touch. You can update your contact information on-line by logging into the Alumni Directory and clicking on the link (To update your own information"). Click here to go to the on-line directory page.
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