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     The excellent faculty, breadth of curriculum and access to one of the largest legal communities in the nation make the School a top choice for students throughout the country seeking a quality legal education. The Hugh and Hazel Darling Law Library, which opened in fall 1998, successfully integrates modern technology with the best of traditional library design. The School offers a three-year curriculum leading to the Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree. Also offered is a one-year graduate law program (Master of Laws) designed exclusively for graduates of foreign law schools. The School is a pioneer in clinical legal education and its faculty are leaders in clinical scholarship and the teaching of lawyering skills.  The Business Program, the International and Comparative Law Program, and the Program in Public Interest Law and Policy offer students the opportunity to concentrate in a specific area of law study.  Students may also choose from four-year joint-degree programs in Business, American Indian Studies, Social Welfare and Urban Planning.

2000-'01 MILESTONES INCLUDE:
    The innovative and highly ranked Clinical Program celebrated its 30^th anniversary with a spring symposium underwritten with the generous support of the Ann C. Rosenfield Symposium Endowment Fund.  The symposium focused on the present state of the legal profession and how legal educators are preparing our newest practitioners.
  Of the many outstanding speakers who visited the law school during the year, two spoke on the issue of capital punishment. Bryan Stevenson of the Equal Justice Initiative in Alabama delivered the Irving Green Memorial Lecture in the fall and Illinois Governor George H. Ryan spoke in the spring.
   The David Mellinkoff Memorial Lecture Fund was established to support an annual lecture series in honor of this prolific professor and founder of the “plain language” movement in law.
    The Harold W. Horowitz Public Interest Fellowship Fund was established in honor of this late professor of law and long-serving vice chancellor for academic personnel to support public interest law summer work that concentrates on combatting poverty, discrimination and abuse of civil rights – issues that deeply engaged him during his long career.

USES

TOTALS

Instruction

Research

Public Service

Academic Support

Library

2000-'01

1999-'00

$ 14,657,020

$  87,3251

$ 327,972

$  27,506

$ 2,221,057

$ 17,320,880

$ 15,464,765

2,276

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-

-

-

2,276

5,970

62,756

10,882

-

677

6,873

81,188

44,570

955,469

76,266

-

-

-

1,031,735

829,418

254,700

10,267

-

5,741

-

270,708

148,395

417,417

12,467

-

198,693

(1,042)

627,535

506,948

2,981,846

-

-

-

1,331,330

4,313,176

5,041,541

944,464

4,797

-

13,171

-

962,432

387,953

$ 20,275,948

$ 202,004

$ 327,972

$ 245,788

$ 3,558,218

$ 24,609,930

$  22,429,560

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