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2017 BYU Law School Annual Report byu Law School 2017 annual report TABLE OF CONTENTS Message from the Dean 3 Faculty 4 Students 8 Visitors and Activities 14 Finance and Giving 18 Alumni and Friends 20 bradley slade We cannot become a great law school without clarity of vision. bradley slade 2 MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN Greatness of trustees of the Church and to the many financial donors to the Law School who “have enhanced the n the first day of classes for the byu Law School in 1973, then byu president Dallin Law School’s ability to accomplish its mission and have H. Oaks challenged the faculty, students, and staff of the Law School to “make benefited many students who could not otherwise have it great.” As for the path to greatness, President Oaks was tantalizingly opaque: studied law” (Dallin H. Oaks, “Unfolding in Time: The “The special mission of this law school and its graduates will unfold in time.” In Founding and Mission of J. Reuben Clark Law School,” the early years of the Law School, this open-ended aspiration must have been Clark Memorandum [spring 2013]). Oexciting, as participants in this venture filled spaces in the mission with their own hopes and During my first year as dean, I have visited friends dreams. In the end, however, we cannot become a great law school without clarity of vision. and alumni of the Law School in nearly 20 cities, and I Today, with over four decades of experience as an institution, I believe we are positioned have come away from those visits with similar impres- to bring greater definition to our mission. In the paragraphs that follow, I share some of sions. As I have engaged with members of our commu- john snyder john my aspirations for the Law School in the hope of advancing our collective understanding nity, a more precise vision of the Law School has begun of our mission. to crystalize in my mind: we aspire to create ideas and develop students who influence people and events for Law in the Light good. We succeed when our ideas inspire action and when our students use their legal edu- President Marion G. Romney, who was serving as the second counselor in the First Presi- cation to improve their families, communities, and profession. dency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, also addressed the assembled You can see the outlines of this vision in the annual report. New programs at the Law students on the first day of classes in 1973. He reported that when the byu Board of Trustees School—including in Washington, DC, and the Refugee and Immigration Initiative in Dil- established the Law School, they wanted the students who enrolled to “obtain a knowledge ley, Texas—allow our students to apply their talents to the most pressing policy issues of the of . [the] laws of . man” in the light of the “laws of God” (D&C 93:53). We subsequently day. Our new faculty members are enhancing our curriculum and expanding the scholarly adopted this injunction as the mission of the byu Law School. profile of the Law School. Generous alumni and other donors have substantially increased During my time at the byu Law School, I have come to see more clearly the fundamental grant and scholarship funding for our students, who continue to excel in competitions and tension between the laws of men and the laws of God. The study and practice of law places to participate with the robust calendar of visitors to the Law School. Finally, our newly con- great emphasis on rules, authority, and precedent, sometimes at the expense of hope, char- stituted board of advisers assembled this spring will help us consider ways in which byu ity, and forgiveness. Much of legal study is occupied with the coherence, consistency, and Law can become a pacesetter among law schools in leadership training. As is evident from integrity of the legal system, but our mission statement affirms the importance of under- this small sampling of Law School activities, we have become a community of influence. standing the effects of law on each person who is governed by that system. Activating the Network A Community of Influence Although we are proud of the accomplishments of the Law School, we have much more At the Founders Day commemoration on August 23, 2012, Elder Oaks reflected on “the potential, and I invite you to join me in a conversation about how we might further the mis- unfolding mission of the Law School,” citing various accomplishments of our alumni and sion of byu Law. In our meetings with alumni and friends of the Law School, we are hoping faculty. He praised the high quality of the legal education provided by the Law School to activate the network of lawyers of faith, and we want to magnify the contributions of and encouraged women to study here. Elder Oaks also expressed gratitude to the board every member of our community. Please join us in making the Law School great. d. gordon smith Dean and Glen L. Farr Professor of Law bradley slade 3 FACULTY Faculty members at BYU Law School are speaking out on cutting- edge legal issues ranging from the protection of human rights to the transformation of intellectual property in a digital age. These diverse interests and expertise distin- guish faculty in scholarly clusters, including corpus linguistics, law and entrepre- neurship, and international law. Some faculty members work at the intersection of law and other disciplines, such as history, intellectual property, and science. This year the Law School initiated a faculty-sponsored program that sends students to Wash- ington, DC, where studying law intersects with working in federal courts and agencies. The Memories That Matter that I was interested in intel- BYU Law in Washington, DC ARIELLE SLOAN lectual property and health law. When he asked if I wanted to Years from now, when I look extern for Judge Griffith instead, back on DC, my memories of the my eyes grew wide. I was just various Smithsonians and the a 2L, and I didn’t think I was hen it comes to law for the U.S. Court of Appeals cherry blossoms and the Capitol anywhere near prepared enough in the United States, in both the DC Circuit and the Building will likely be gone. The to go straight to the DC Circuit. Wthere is no city more U.S. Supreme Court. He also things that will stick with me However, Professor Nielson important than Washington, interned for the Federal Trade will be unique memories that clearly had more faith in me DC, where many federal courts Commission’s Office of Policy don’t happen on weekend trips than I did, and I rode that vicari- and agencies are headquartered. Planning, the Office of Counsel to the city. Aside from my warm ous wave of optimism into my In winter 2017, byu Law began to the President, the Depart- recollections of local residents, first day of work. partnering with the university’s ment of Justice’s Office of Legal I’ll remember listening to Elder The next four months were Washington Seminar Program at Policy, and the Senate Judiciary Ballard share his testimony on a blur. As an extern, my time the Barlow Center. The program Committee. Capitol Hill, walking the streets was not my own. Between the uses the Law School’s distance- The students who partici- of the city after the presidential commute, work, classes, insti- learning infrastructure, allowing pated in the externship in winter inauguration, discussing the tute, homework, and church selected law students to spend a 2017 were Elizabeth Mann, 3L, Supreme Court nomination of assignments, I was constantly semester in the nation’s capital with the Senate Judiciary Com- Judge Gorsuch with Professor exhausted. However, I loved the in externship positions while mittee; Jacob Crump, 2L, and Nielson a block away from the people I worked with, and every also taking classes. Arielle Sloan, 2L, with Judge White House, and interacting day I found that I was more con- Professor Aaron Nielson Thomas B. Griffith on the U.S. with incredible legal profession- fident in my legal abilities, stron- supervises the program. He has Court of Appeals for the DC als on the DC Circuit. ger in my testimony that God experience working in Wash- Circuit; and Emily Anderson, When I originally applied is aware of me and my needs, ington, DC, as a partner in a 2L, with the Federal Trade to spend the semester in DC, I and more excited about future law firm and serving as a clerk Commission. mentioned to Professor Nielson opportunities in the legal world. 4 Professor Aaron Nielsen teaches a distance- learning class at BYU Law School while Wash- ington, DC, externs are virtually present. 5 bradley slade The Energy of DC Law DC, especially during such case that I was heavily involved change of view. This kind of a few of the topics discussed at JACOB CRUMP interesting political times, is in. Today’s argument was the experience has been invaluable. lunch. It was very clear to me incredible. This city has energy, culmination of an assignment Lastly, I can’t say enough then how much he is interested My participation in the Law in its history, politics, law—and given to me my first week here. good things about my boss, in the personal and career School’s new Washington, DC, don’t even get me started about From day one, Judge Griffith and Judge Griffith. Not only is he development of his clerks.
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