DEAN'S AWARD
Presented annually by the dean to the graduating student whose leadership and service to the law school and its students represent a significant contribution to the development of Chapman University Fowler School of Law.
HONOR SCHOLAR AWARD AND THE CARMELINA DOTI AWARD FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
Presented annually by the dean and faculty to the graduating student who has achieved the highest grade point average in the graduating class.
DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE AWARD
Presented annually by the dean and faculty to the graduating student whose scholarship, ethics and service exemplify the highest ideals of the legal profession.
PROFESSIONALISM AWARD
Presented annually by the dean and faculty to the graduating student who has represented the law school to the legal profession and to the larger community in a distinctively significant manner.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN LAWYERS AWARD
Selected annually by the dean and faculty and presented by the National Association of Women Lawyers to the graduating student who contributes to the advancement of women in society; promotes issues and concerns of women in the legal profession; exhibits motivation, tenacity and enthusiasm; demonstrates academic achievement; and has earned the respect of the dean and faculty of the law school.
NATIONAL ORDER OF SCRIBES AWARD
Presented annually by the American Society of Legal Writers to five (5) graduating student selected by the Faculty who demonstrate the highest levels of professionalism and who are outstanding legal writers.
ALI-ABA (AMERICAN LAW INSTITUTE –AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION) AWARD
Selected annually by the dean and faculty and presented to the graduate who best represents a combination of scholarship and leadership, the qualities embodied by the ALI-ABA parent organizations, the American Law Institute and the American Bar Association.
COMMITMENT TO SERVICE AWARD
Presented annually to graduating students who have completed 50 or more hours of pro bono legal service in non-profit organizations or governmental entities other than courts.