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Ellen Williams represented her classmates as LSS president for two years, making life-long friendships along the way.

Armand Paul came to Schulich Law with to stay connected with his Mi'kmaq heritage and to serve his community.

Harini Kav's time at Schulich Law was defined by a strong focus on public service and the Weldon Tradition.

During his law school career, Erik Coates became a part of societies serving both Schulich Law and the broader community.

JD/MI grad Nancy Li plans to use her unique background in law and information management to provide access to justice for all.

Duan Ash came to Schulich Law following in his father's footsteps and found another family in the close-knit IB&M Initiative.

In January 2020, Pablo Holmes arrived at the Schulich School of Law from his home country of Brazil to begin a term as a visiting scholar. Although COVID-19 has changed some of his plans, he’s decided to remain in Halifax until May and continue his research in the areas of constitutional law and political theory.

Together with the Legal Information Society of Nova Scotia, Schulich Law prof Jocelyn Downie has developed an easy-to-use website app to help people to prepare a personal directive for health and personal-care decisions made on their behalf — a topic with heightened relevance given the COVID-19 pandemic.

Schulich Law is known for committed professors who give students an outstanding legal education, while making them feel welcome and supported in our close-knit, collegial community. The winners of this year’s teaching awards are truly an inspiration to our students.

Fourteen of Nova Scotia's top lawyers were recently awarded Queen's Counsel designation. Among them were Dean Camille Cameron, Dal Legal Aid's Susanne Litke and six Schulich Law alumni.