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Academic Life
From orientation to commencement, academic life at the University of Minnesota Law School goes well beyond the legal fundamentals. Learning thrives in the classroom but also extends to hands-on volunteer and clinical experiences, rigorous legal writing and advocacy training, journals and moot court opportunities, and a fascinating range of lectures, debates, and panel discussions on timely legal topics.
The Law School’s place within the world-class University of Minnesota affords students with opportunities to bridge interdisciplinary boundaries through a joint or dual degree program. Or, students can hone their expertise through a concentration in Health Law and Bioethics, Human Rights, or Labor and Employment law.
No matter what a student’s goals are in earning a law degree, the Law School’s academic life is designed to help graduates not only think like lawyers, but also successfully perform the roles of lawyers.
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 Dean Keyes'
Office HoursFor the Weeks of December 8 - 19, 2008 Walk-in appointments are held in Room 472. Dean Keyes’ office hours for the final exam period, Monday, December 8, 2008-Friday, December 19, 2008 will be by appointment only. Dean Keyes will be accessible by email or by calling the information desk at 612-625-1845. If you have an issue to discuss and you cannot make it to office hours, you can schedule an appointment with Dean Keyes at keye0019@umn.edu or call 612-624-0377. NOTE: Office hours change weekly.
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