Congratulations to the members of the Trial Advocacy Honors Program (TAHP), the 2014 winners of Southwestern’s annual Honors Program Members’ Challenge. The challenge is designed to help Southwestern reconnect specifically with those alumni who participated in Law Review, Law Journal, Moot Court or the Trial Advocacy Honors Program from the class of 1995 to the most recent class. It also gives alumni the opportunity to support Southwestern’s Annual Fund in an entertaining way – no matter the dollar amount.
Determined by percentage, the program that could attract the largest pool of alumni to donate was named the winner – and this year, TAHP took that title. In total, over 200 alumni participated in this year’s challenge, raising more than $8,000 for the Annual Fund, which goes to help support the law school’s initiatives, including the honors programs themselves. The Institutional Advancement Office would like to extend its appreciation to all the students and alumni who participated and made this year’s challenge a success.
WELCOME TO THE INCOMING LLM CLASS OF 2014
That's amazing that so many alumni took the time out to be a part of the challenge. There's nothing like raising money for such a great cause. I'm sure that the money raised will be used to improve the program and help up incoming students.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on raising more tan $8,000. That is very impressive. I am from Chile and am very interested in the LLM program at Southwestern. It looks like they have a very active student and alumni community.
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