Each session is 1.5 hours and costs $25.
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Nashville School of Law joins the legal community and Tennesseans statewide in mourning the death of Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Cornelia “Connie” Clark. Clark had served on the faculty at NSL and was a longtime supporter of the School.
The most recent increase in the number of cases has prompted the School to institute a mandatory indoor mask policy for all visitors to campus, regardless of vaccination status, effective immediately. The best protection against COVID 19 remains vaccination, and we strongly encourage all members of the NSL community members to do so.
The School does not take this decision lightly and this mandate will be in place until vaccine rates go up and transmission rates go down to acceptable levels.
In addition, Nashville School of Law will require all students to report their COVID-19 vaccination status to the School. The information will be kept strictly confidential. The School will reference the information for contact tracing and quarantine should either of those actions become necessary. Students should check their email for information about how to report their status.
The vaccination rate will continue to guide the School in future decisions regarding mask mandates, remote learning, and other COVID-related policies.
Measures still in place at this time:
As the seasons progress, vaccination rates improve, and the spread of the disease weakens, the School expects to loosen restrictions in accordance with health care guidance.
From President & Dean William C. Koch, Jr.:
The good news is that the clouds of the pandemic that have interfered with our lives since March 2000 are lifting. The bad news is that they have not lifted enough to enable Nashville School of Law to hold our Annual Recognition Dinner this year. Current health and safety concerns outweigh our growing, collective desire to see each other in person again.