Faculty of Law
Faculty of Law
Professor Brenda Gunn appointed inaugural Phil Fontaine Professor in Indigenous Law and Economic Reconciliation
New professorship to advance Indigenous legal scholarship, economic reconciliation and hands-on learning for law students
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Beloved professor left indelible mark on Faculty of Law community.
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Tri-agency institution’s scholarly journal competition grants Manitoba publication maximum funding
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Remembering a beloved friend and Faculty of Law professor.
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Back-to-back first-time in Canada events showcase UM legal scholars’ dedication and research
Faculty of Law students
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Attending the annual Mayor’s Luncheon for the Arts teaches law students fundamentals about artists’ legal needs
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Master of Human Rights grad Madara Dias seeks evidence-based solutions for sustainable peace, human rights and displaced communities
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Master of Human Rights graduate Kathleen Vyrauen seeks to make resettlement in Winnipeg more welcoming
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LLM graduate and internationally trained lawyer Samara Irfan shares the story of her journey to practice law in Canada
Human rights
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New professorship to advance Indigenous legal scholarship, economic reconciliation and hands-on learning for law students
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Beloved professor left indelible mark on Faculty of Law community.
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Tri-agency institution’s scholarly journal competition grants Manitoba publication maximum funding
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Remembering a beloved friend and Faculty of Law professor.
Teaching and learning at the Faculty of Law
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Beloved professor left indelible mark on Faculty of Law community.
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Tri-agency institution’s scholarly journal competition grants Manitoba publication maximum funding
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Back-to-back first-time in Canada events showcase UM legal scholars’ dedication and research
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Attending the annual Mayor’s Luncheon for the Arts teaches law students fundamentals about artists’ legal needs
Faculty of Law alumni
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Beloved professor left indelible mark on Faculty of Law community.
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Remembering a beloved friend and Faculty of Law professor.
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Alum and former associate professor to succeed retiring ACJ for seven-year term
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Celebrating three accomplished UM Law graduates
