Southern University Law Center

Professor Genara Freeman-Morris proudly represented Southern University Law Center on the national stage at The Empire State Legal Writing Conference at Fordham Law School in New York City.

Professor Freeman-Morris collaborated with Prentice White, Charletta Fortson, Emily Shaffett, and Arielle Young in authoring “Welcome to the Stage: The NextGen Bar Exam: Another Justification for Doctrinal Faculty to Join Forces with Writing & Clinical Faculty.“ Their presentation provided legal educators with tools and a framework for equipping students with a holistic approach to legal practice and preparation for the NextGen Bar Exam.

student Yimara McCartney-Ross has accepted an internship with the Kansas Department of Agriculture!

In this role, she will conduct legal research, prepare memorandums, and gain valuable insight into the process of adopting regulations and drafting orders.

Join us in congratulating Yimara on this exciting opportunity!

Law Center student Erica Sanders has landed a research position through Murray & Associates’ Summer Program, where she will conduct research for criminal cases.

We look forward to seeing the impact she will make in this role! Let's congratulate her!

Congratulations to Carman Thornton on securing a legal internship with Build East Baton Rouge (EBR) this summer, where she will support real estate development, title work, and community facilities projects. She will assist with legal research, property and title review, and initiatives focused on housing development and neighborhood revitalization across East Baton Rouge.

Carman looks forward to gaining hands-on experience in real estate law and community-focused legal work while contributing to projects that strengthen local communities.

Way to go, Carman!

Impact starts at SULC!

Become part of the next generation of and help shape the future of the legal profession through leadership, advocacy, and service.

Scan the QR code or apply here: http://www.sulc.edu/admissions

Feature: Join us in congratulating alumna Stephanie L. Nelson (’20) on being featured in Forbesblk! In the feature, “Stephanie L. Nelson Channels Limitless Advocacy Into Her New York Law Practice,” Nelson is highlighted for her commitment to advocacy and eliminating barriers within large institutional settings.

Stephanie is the owner of SL Nelson Law Firm, a New York-based practice, and a member of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

We are proud to celebrate her impact in the legal profession!

Read the article here:

Stephanie L. Nelson Channels Limitless Advocacy Into Her New York Law Practice Attorney Stephanie L. Nelson is redefining the legal landscape in New York with her client-centered approach and a mission dedicated to the principle that advocacy is limitless.

Kennedy Carter has secured a judicial internship at the Superior Court of Cobb County, Georgia.

During the internship, she will conduct legal research and assist with case management involving criminal and family law matters.

Congratulations, Kennedy!

Explore the latest updates from our featured in the Journal of International Law, Business, and Policy, a student-run online legal journal at Southern University Law Center.

Read the latest journal here: https://bit.ly/4dNpLi6