Season’s greetings from Weinmann Hall!
The semester has quickly come and gone. But as students, faculty and staff head home for the holidays, we’re thankful for the scholarship, service and celebrations that took place at Tulane Law this fall. The photo evidence below is proof that Tulane stands out as one of the most unique places to study law. And we wouldn’t have it any other way.
Click on the thumbnails below to view them as full images.
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- Students take a much-needed study break at Recess, organized by the Student Bar Association each semester.
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- Local business leaders and innovators share insights with the Law & Entrepreneurship course’s Pulse of NOLA panel.
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- Adjunct Prof. Mike Butterworth and Pierre-Marseille de Saboulin Bollena (LLM ’14) sail Lake Pontchartrain.
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- Students analyze contracts and practice counseling “clients” in Prof. Ron Scalise’s Obligations II class.
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- Students meet one-on-one for coffee with the law school deans, like Asst. Dean for Public Interest Programs Julie Jackson.
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- Coffee with the Deans promotes dialogue among students and faculty, like Asst. Dean of Students Tondra Netherton.
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- Students attorneys working in Tulane’s six clinics are sworn in at the Louisiana Supreme Court so they can represent clients.
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- Igor Pak (LLM ’15) ventures on an environmental law canoe trip on Wolf River led by Prof. Oliver Houck.
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- The Student Bar Association hosts Bienville Ball at Mardi Gras World’s one-of-a-kind Grand Oaks Mansion.
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- Rollin ‘ on the river: Students take in the Mississippi River breeze outside Bienville Ball.
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- Moot court judges Roland Belsome (L ’84) (an appellate judge) and Kathryn Hill (a prosecutor) give students feedback.
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- Joaquin de Obarrio (LLM ’15) wins Tulane President Mike Fitts’ photo challenge with a sunset snapshot of Jackson Square.
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- Namaste: Prof. Keith Werhan leads students in stress-relieving yoga sessions before exams.
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- Prof. Sally Richardson teaches Property costumed as a gorilla to support Phi Alpha Delta’s Halloween fundraiser.
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- Emilie Pfister (L ’16) and Asst. Dean for Experiential Learning Jim Letten take Halloween seriously.
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- Led by Prof. Katherine Matthes, students get an inside look at Angola, the nation’s largest maximum-security prison.
Bonus: Prof. Sally Richardson’s accompanying Halloween dance routine can be viewed here.
Happy holidays!