Our open house events allow prospective law students the opportunity to tour the law school, hear from faculty and students, learn about scholarships and fellowships, discover our programs and centers and gain an understanding of the admission process.
Greg Sankey, commissioner of the Southeastern Conference, will be the keynote speaker. The event is approved for six hours of CLE credit in Alabama, including one ethics hour, and is pending approval in Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee.
Cumberland School of Law Continuing Legal Education presents the annual Employment Law Update which offers 6.0 CLE hours, including 1 hour of ethics.
Cumberland School of Law alumni working in these fields will discuss career opportunities. Cumberland School of Law students, and Samford students studying biology, geography, sociology and similar majors, as well as students in the Master of Science in Environmental Management are encouraged to attend.
Birmingham area attorneys are invited to mix and mingle with Cumberland School of Law students.
The 2025 Cordell Hull Speakers Forum will feature Tracy Walder, former CIA and FBI special agent and author of "The Unexpected Spy".
Cumberland School of Law Continuing Legal Education will present Environmental Regulatory Alternatives in a Diminished Administrative State. More details to come.
Cumberland School of Law's Black Law Students Association will present the 31st annual Thurgood Marshall Symposium. More details coming soon.
A guest speaker from Alabama Power Company will explain issues in environmental regulation. Cumberland School of Law students, and Samford students studying biology, geography, sociology and similar majors, as well as students in the Master of Science in Environmental Management are encouraged to attend.
Our open house events allow prospective law students the opportunity to tour the law school, hear from faculty and students, learn about scholarships and fellowships, discover our programs and centers and gain an understanding of the admission process.
Speakers from local government and the Birmingham real estate community will discuss zoning and affordable housing challenges. Cumberland School of Law students, and Samford students studying biology, geography, sociology and similar majors, as well as students in the Master of Science in Environmental Management are encouraged to attend.
This event will provide students admitted to Cumberland School of Law a chance to explore the myriad of opportunities available. Registration will open January 15.
Join Samford University as we celebrate our spring graduates.