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Class of 2011
"This isn’t a place where you will study all day and then go home. There are so many functions throughout the year that allow everyone to get to know one another. Other than socials and student clubs, intramurals and the annual Barrister’s Bowl are great ways to meet other students. This is the only law school I know of that hosts a full-contact, regulation football game to raise money for a designated charity." read more...
Michelle Renee’ Shamblin, a 2009 graduate and member of the Louisiana Law Review, was awarded the 2009 Scribes Law-Review Award for her article, Silencing Chicken Little: Options for School Districts after Parents Involved. She is the first student in the history of the Law Center to receive the national award.
Baton Rouge and BeyondBaton Rouge, the state’s center of government and education, is located in southeast Louisiana, approximately 80 miles west/northwest of New Orleans. With a population of more than 500,000, Baton Rouge is one of the largest cities on the Mississippi River, and Louisiana's second-largest urban area. Baton Rouge is home to Louisiana State University, Southern University (the state's largest historical African American university), and the Pennington Biomedical Research Center. It is also the site of a thriving petrochemical industry and one of the nation's largest ports. Easy Access to FunBaton Rouge is minutes away from some of the world's most renowned attractions. We are located on the beautiful Mississippi River, and a short drive away from plantation tours, Cajun Country, and native swamp and nature tours. New Orleans and the French Quarter are a little more than an hour away. With its semi-tropical climate, Baton Rouge is the perfect place to enjoy outdoor activities. The weather is consistently warm from May to September. Winter is usually mild, while spring and fall are always pleasant with cool nights and warm, sunny days.
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