2022 SALT Teaching Conference

Visiting Professor Negina Khalili will join other Afghan Scholars at the 2022 SALT Teaching Conference in Chicago on October 14, 2022 at 11 a.m. Panelists will discuss the current situation in Afghanistan with a focus on women and girls. 

Law is increasingly practiced on a global scale. At Loyola Law, we equip our students to become thoughtful leaders, whether they land in the U.S. or abroad. Our J.D., LL.M., and M.A. programs will give you options--whether you're representing clients in a courtroom or advocating for change in your hometown. You choose the degree that will put you on a path to greatness. 

Fall 2023 Law School Orientation

The faculty and staff of Loyola University New Orleans College of Law are so excited to welcome the incoming class to our community. 

About the Program

The Westerfield Fellowship Program is designed for individuals pursuing a career in law teaching who also need time to devote to scholarly writing and publication. Fellows are responsible for teaching Lawyering I (Legal Research & Writing) each fall and Lawyering II (Appellate Advocacy) each spring to approximately 40 first-year law students. Fellows work under the guidance of an experienced director with whom they coordinate the content and pace of the courses. Fellows also teach their own seminars, usually in their area of research.

United for Early Care and Education delivered, in partnership with the United Way of Southeast Louisiana (and, for part 1 of the program, Agenda for Children) coaching, educational, and legal support to 81 total facilities in 7 parishes, resulting in over $6.5 million of forgiven funds*.  Forgiveness of these funds means that these centers will not have to repay these loans and that this money was instead considered a grant that assisted in keeping the center open and paying employees.

What impact can you make with a law degree?

Diverse voices from the Loyola University New Orleans College of Law share how they plan to put their law degree to work, focusing on important social justice issues like public interest law, criminal justice reform, and more. Read their stories and explore resources unique to Loyola’s College of Law that can help you realize your career goals.