Student Body Elects Honor Council Representatives
The following students have won election to Nashville School of Law’s 2019-20 Honor Council for the terms as listed:
The following students have won election to Nashville School of Law’s 2019-20 Honor Council for the terms as listed:
INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS WHO DESIRE TO TAKE EXAMS USING EXAMSOFT’S EXAMPLIFY 2019-2020
The option of using a laptop computer for exams is extended to you as a convenience and a privilege. You assume the risk of equipment and power failure. If a problem arises, and all or part of your exam cannot be recovered, the Registrar has the final decision about how to handle your case. You are responsible for the connection from your laptop to the classroom electrical outlets. Any attempt to tamper with Examplify’s security features or any related function or feature of the program will be reported to the Honor Council.
Two Nashville School of Law alumnae received honors from the Tennessee Council of Juvenile Judges/Tennessee Juvenile Court Services Association Conference in Franklin recently.
Retired Bridgestone Americas CEO and President Gary Garfield has joined Nashville School of Law’s Board of Trust.
“Gary brings an exceptional combination of international business experience and legal knowledge to the School,” said President and Dean William C. Koch, Jr. “As Nashville grows and the needs of our students and the legal community mature, we are grateful to have a professional such as Gary to help guide our future.”