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Dean Tom Campbell, a former U.S. Congressman and dean of UC Berkeley's business school, explains the many benefits of obtaining a legal education at Chapman Law.
Get to know some members of Chapman Law's extended family of students and alumni.
Chapman Law is home to six pro bonoclinics that provide hands-on opportunities to represent real clients.
Contact the Admissions office to get answers about your application and to learn more about attending Chapman Law. 1-877-CHAPLAW or lawadm@chapman.edu
The Res Ipsa quarterly newsletter provides
periodic updates of faculty activity including scholarly works, media
appearances, awards and honors.
Externships at Chapman Law allow students to gain valuable work experience while earning JD credits.
Chapman Law provides a pool of
highly qualified legal applicants and valuable resources for employers' legal
hiring needs. Call today for details 714-628-2626 or follow the link below.
Associate Dean Jayne Kacer is here to help if you have any questions, concerns or problems about student life.
The Office of the Registrar is a critical resource for law students, with assistance in class registration, final examinations, grade posting, graduation preparation and much more.
Chapman Law's Board of Visitors serves as a strategic partner to help determine the law school's priorities, programs and community partnerships.
Our Assistant Dean of Development, Cary Bowdich, can explain the opportunities, large or small, for you to be a partner in Chapman Law's growth and success. 714-532-7773 or bowdich@chapman.edu
Please consider giving to Chapman University School of Law, and you will make possible:
Your annual gift to the Amicus Fund will provide support for these and other programs.
For more information, visit the Support the School of Law Homepage.
