Bowen student spends summer working on international project with Women Political Leaders

Christian Scott-Richards (Mountain View, Ark.), a student at the UA Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law who is pursuing a concurrent Master of Public Service Degree at the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service, spent her summer working with Women Political Leaders, an independent non-partisan foundation that serves as a global Bowen student spends summer working on international project with Women Political Leaders

Bowen student continues her passion for civic engagement by spending the summer in Belgium with Women Political Leaders

Corinne Kwapis, a student at the UA Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law who is pursuing a concurrent Master of Public Service degree at the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service, recently completed her International Public Service Project with Women Political Leaders. WPL is an independent non-partisan foundation based in Brussels, Bowen student continues her passion for civic engagement by spending the summer in Belgium with Women Political Leaders

Bowen Law Student uses legal knowledge to serve others with Legal Aid of Arkansas internship

by Angelita Faller You probably recognize Caleb Conrad, a 25-year-old student at the UA Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law, as part of a trio of talented Benton natives, aptly named Triple Threat, which made it to the 2015 quarterfinals of “America’s Got Talent.”  Now the singing sensation is using his talents to Bowen Law Student uses legal knowledge to serve others with Legal Aid of Arkansas internship

RWA Professor Takes Her Students to Court

Professor Deborah L. Borman is relatively new to Little Rock—she just finished her second semester on the faculty at the UA Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law. However, she’s not a novice when it comes to teaching her students about oral and written advocacy. In Borman’s experience, legal writing and advocacy can sometimes RWA Professor Takes Her Students to Court

Business Innovations Clinic Law Students Escape Just in Time to Cast Their Votes—in 1957

Student attorneys from The Business Innovations Legal Clinic at UA Little Rock’s William H. Bowen School of Law recently had the opportunity to be customers at one of the local small businesses the Clinic counseled a few months earlier—The Underground Escape, an escape room focused on social justice issues.  The Business Innovations Clinic works with Business Innovations Clinic Law Students Escape Just in Time to Cast Their Votes—in 1957

Bowen Law School Grad Plans to Right Rural Wrongs with Second Career in Legal Aid

A U.S. Army veteran has plans to spend her “second act” helping local residents in Yell County gain access to legal representation.  “The reason I went to law school is I want to do legal aid in my community,” said Cynthia Aikman, 55, of Bluffton. “We don’t have any legal aid services in Yell County. Bowen Law School Grad Plans to Right Rural Wrongs with Second Career in Legal Aid