Program on Law and Leadership
Recent Events
- Alumna leads northeast Ohio city as law director
- Jack Thomas ’82 uses skills learned in law school as Emmy Award-winning writer, executive producer
- Dr. Gregory Vincent ’87 named president of Hobart and William Smith Colleges
- Moritz Federalist Society named National Student Chapter of the Year
- 1L pursues law degree as another means to serve
This is Leadership
The Program on Law and Leadership seeks to produce a deeper understanding of leadership that is both intellectually stimulating and personally significant for law students to use throughout their lives for success – in their careers, communities, and society. As calls for effective leadership grow louder, the preparation of a new generation of skilled lawyer-leaders begins here.
Learning to Lead
The Program on Law and Leadership is built on seven key components that bring students and leaders together, help students expand upon their leadership styles, and make leadership an integral part of the law school experience. These truly unique initiatives add unquestionable value to students’ education as they learn the theory, practice, and development of leadership and leadership skills.
Conversation with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein
Former Moritz Deans Alan Michaels and Nancy Rogers joined former US Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein at the conclusion of his remarks with Moritz law students on the importance of the rule of law. His visit in October was part of the Program on Law and Leadership Conversation Series, directed by professor emeritus Rogers.
Interview with Justice Elena Kagan
Among other notable leaders, the program on law and leadership hosted Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan. As part of this two-day event, the Justice was interviewed by former Moritz college Dean Alan C. Michaels.
Get engaged – in the classroom, in a workshop, at a luncheon with a distinguished guest speaker. The Program on Law and Leadership’s seven key initiatives are your passport to outstanding leadership education.
Throughout your three years of legal educational experiences, the PLL will draw you outside of the typical legal curriculum, transforming you into the leader you want to be. With one-of-a-kind opportunities to learn from distinguished leaders in intimate settings, the PLL invests in students and prepares them for leadership in whatever career they choose.
