Academics
With a national
reputation for excellence,
the School
of Law-Camden is
noted for its diverse student
body and distinguished faculty.
Drawing from almost every
state across the nation and from
several foreign countries, about
750 students at the law school
interact daily with people from
all walks of life. Each year,
approximately 200 students
who have achieved academic
excellence join the entering class.
These students typically come
from more than 140 undergraduate
institutions, including
Boston College, Colby,
Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth,
Emory, Florida State, Georgetown,
Michigan, Notre Dame,
Penn State, UCLA, USC, Texas,
Tufts, Yale, and of course,
Rutgers.
Students at the law school also enjoy a dynamic educational experience. The law school faculty is known for its scholarship and commitment to teaching. Recognized nationally and internationally in fields as diverse as state constitutional law, health law, professional responsibility, and legal history, the faculty incorporates interdisciplinary and innovative approaches into much of the curriculum to balance traditional legal learning with practical application. In addition to its mission of research and writing, the faculty is dedicated to community service and to the bar. Students are encouraged to work with faculty in clinical programs and pro bono public interest cases. Students also have the opportunity to interact with practicing lawyers, judges, and governmental agencies through internships, clerkships, and clinical programs.
The following two links are photo slideshows that were recently taken in Rutgers Law-Camden classrooms.
Slideshow 1
Slideshow 2
Students at the law school also enjoy a dynamic educational experience. The law school faculty is known for its scholarship and commitment to teaching. Recognized nationally and internationally in fields as diverse as state constitutional law, health law, professional responsibility, and legal history, the faculty incorporates interdisciplinary and innovative approaches into much of the curriculum to balance traditional legal learning with practical application. In addition to its mission of research and writing, the faculty is dedicated to community service and to the bar. Students are encouraged to work with faculty in clinical programs and pro bono public interest cases. Students also have the opportunity to interact with practicing lawyers, judges, and governmental agencies through internships, clerkships, and clinical programs.
The following two links are photo slideshows that were recently taken in Rutgers Law-Camden classrooms.
Slideshow 1
Slideshow 2