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Krystle Cadogan

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GW Law Dems to Host 5th Annual National Democratic Law Students Convention
Krystle Cadogan
Wednesday, February 24th, 2010

On the weekend of March 12th through 14th, the GW Law Democrats host the Fifth Annual National Democratic Law Students Council Convention.  The GW Law Dems are hosting this ev

Informed: Jocelyn Bond, President of Moot Court
Krystle Cadogan
Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

(1)    What are some facts about the Moot Court Board that GW Law students should know?

Informed: Career Development
Krystle Cadogan
Wednesday, January 13th, 2010

Question 1: How would you describe the current condition of the job market for graduating students, 2L's, and 1L's?

Paul Butler
Conversations on Race: Associate Dean Paul Butler
Krystle Cadogan
Wednesday, April 15th, 2009

(1)   Hello Professor Butler.  Thank you for taking the time to complete this interview about Civil Rights, Race and the American Presidency with Nota Bene.  Would you tell us about your role here at GW Law?

I have been on the faculty of GW Law since 1993.  Last year I became the Associate Dean for Faculty Development, which means I help to advance the faculty's teaching and

Conversations on Race: Dean Frederick Lawrence
Krystle Cadogan
Wednesday, April 1st, 2009

This column is the first in a series from Nota Bene on race, civil rights, and the presidency. Members of the law school community are encouraged to share their thoughts by emailing notabene@law.gwu.edu or at notabene.gwsba.com.

Hello Dean Lawrence. Thank you for taking the time to complete this interview about Civil Rights, Race and the American Presidency with Nota Bene. Would you tell us a bit about your role here at GW Law?

I have been Dean of the Law school since 2005. Since arriving at GW Law

Law Revue 1
Law Revue 2009: A Review
Krystle Cadogan
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009

Lisner Auditorium pulsed with energy and excitement on Saturday February 22, 2009. Anticipation filled the air as law students, their guests and others filed in. In the darkened hallway leading into the auditorium, the warm greeting of legal laughter welcomed everyone to Law Revue 2009.