The Amicus is the Alumni Magazine for the University of Colorado Law School. It is currently published twice a year, in the spring and fall.
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Amicus (Fall 2007)
University of Colorado Law School
Colorado Law has always been extremely proud of its alumni who choose to utilize their law degree to help serve the greater good. Acting as public servants, these graduates have chosen to eschew higher pay and better job security in favor of positively serving their communities. This issue shines a spotlight on a few of the many Colorado Law alumni who have chosen to walk this path.
Featured in this issue:
- Jean Garland ‘82
- Patricia Moore ‘92
- J. Wells Dixon ‘99
- William Hybl ‘67
- An editorial from professor Deborah Cantrell
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Amicus (Spring 2007)
University of Colorado Law School
Colorado Law’s commitment to encouraging students to engage in public service has led to many alums entering into the political arena. Read this issue to learn about the experiences that these alums have had on their political journeys and the wisdom that they have gained from these experiences.
Featured in this issue:
- Alice Madden ‘89
- Ed Perlmutter ‘78
- Mike Brown ‘69
- Ellen Roberts ‘86
- Bernie Buescher ‘74
- John Suthers ‘77
- Joe Neguse ‘09
- An editorial from professor Phil Weiser
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Amicus (Spring/Summer 2006)
University of Colorado Law School
The relationship between the law and the power of the written word is one that is as undeniable as it is persistent. An array of Colorado Law’s faculty and alumni have explored this connection and made careers out of publishing books, both fiction and non-fiction.
Featured in this issue:
- Manuel Ramos ‘73
- Stephanie Kane ‘81
- Mark Cohen ‘83
- Jonathan Miller ‘88
- Mary F. White ‘73
- Professor Hal Bruff
- Professor Mimi Wesson
- Professor Robert Nagel
- Professor Charles Wilkinson
- Professor Chris Mueller
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Amicus (Fall/Winter 2005)
University of Colorado Law School
This issue is dedicated to the various clinics and research centers that operate within the Wolf Law building. These institutions play a major role in ensuring that Colorado Law is a place where students can receive a top of the line legal education.
Featured in this issue:
- The Byron White Center
- The Natural Resources Law Center
- The Silicon Flatirons Telecommunications Program
- The Juvenile and Family Law Program
- The Natural Resources Litigation Clinic
- The American Indian Law Clinic
- The Legal Aid and Defender Program
- The Wrongful Convictions Clinic
- The Appellate Advocacy Clinic
- The Entrepreneurial Law Clinic
