Widener Law Review

Widener Law Review is proud to announce and welcome our new members for the 2017-2018 academic year!

WLR new Staff Editors are:

1. Giovanna Genoese
2. Travis Gray
3. Quinn Griffith
4. Abigail Lamb
5. Alyssa Lott
6. Gordon Prince*
7. Leigh Rosser

WLR new Senior Staff Editors are:

Joint Summer Write-On Competition
The Summer Writing Competition is open to first year regular division and second year extended division students.  First year extended division students who are transferring to regular division and will complete ate least twenty seven (27) creditors by the end of summer are also eligible.  WLR and Delaware Journal of Corporate Law will provide a closed research packet on a selected topic.  Using the sources provided, students submit a scholarly paper of publishable quality.

For more information about the 2017 Summer Write-On Competition, please view the Joint Write-On Flyer 2017 or contact Alyssa Kelly at alyssagkelly@gmail.com.

Superior Authorship Competition
Second and third-year extended division students may submit a scholarly paper of publishable quality using individual research on a legal topic of their choosing.  Note topics must be approved by May 15, 2017 and can be emailed to Alyssa Kelly at alyssagkelly@gmail.com.

For more information about the Super Authority Competition, please view the Superior Authorship Flyer 2017.

GPA Requirement
Please note, students must have at least a 2.7 cumulative GPA at the end of the Spring 2017 semester to be eligible for membership of the WLR.

On April 7, 2017, Widener Law Review, Widener University Delaware Law School, invites you to attend our annual symposium: The First Amendment, Defamation, and Privacy in Social Media.  This daylong CLE event will be moderated by Rodney A. Smolla, Dean and Professor of Law, Widener University Delaware Law School.  For more information, please view the Symposium Flyer.

To register for this event, please visit: Symposium Registration.

A detailed agenda can be found at: Symposium Detailed Agenda.

Editor-In-Chief
Tricia Kazinetz

External Managing Editor
Jamie Goncharoff

Internal Managing Editor
Alyssa Kelly

Articles Editors
Wendy Sharetts
Travis Groski
Christlynn Dornevil

Research Editors
Candace Hardy
Andrew Beams

Bluebook Editors
Vance Davis
Octavia Gory

On April 8, 2016, Widener University Delaware Law School invites you to attend the Breaking Down Barriers: The Benefits of a More Inclusive Legal Profession symposium, a daylong CLE event hosted by the Widener Law Review and in association with the Delaware State Bar Association Committee on Legal Professionals with Disabilities.

Lawyers with disabilities are one of the most underrepresented groups in the legal profession. But a fundamental shift is underway, as lawyers with disabilities increasingly make their mark in the profession. This symposium will explore the benefits of inclusion and identify best practices for recognizing and addressing barriers to the recruitment, employment, advancement, and general success of lawyers with disabilities.

More information can be found at:
Breaking Down Barriers The Benefits of a More Inclusive Legal Profession

Editor-In-Chief
Andrew Stafford

External Managing Editor
Veronica Vizzard

Internal Managing Editor
Megan Williams

Articles Editors
Allyson Murray
Michael Mckarski

Research Editors
Jeffrey Lutkins*
John Boulton

Bluebook Editors
Michael Weinert*
Nicole Haas

*Business Committee Members

Editor-In-Chief
Rebecca Wilcox

External Managing Editor
Carrie Krantz

Internal Managing Editor
Paige Valeski

Articles Editors
Kernie Desir
Paige Hagelgans
Cati McDonough
Victoria Paone
Gianna Silverman

Research Editors
Tiffany Allen
Danielle Dell
Michael Duffy

Associate Editor
Johanna Peuscher-Funk

Bluebook Editors
Jillian Seifrit
Randy Teti

Manuscript Editors
Bonnie Gladu
Tim Scordato

*Business Committee Members

On April 17, 2015 Widener University School of Law, Delaware invites you to attend the Strengthening & Protecting Families: The Intersection of Family Health Law & Domestic Violence symposium, a daylong CLE event comprising five panels and 15 to 20 national and local experts in the area of intimate partner violence. The event is hosted by the Widener Law Review and co-sponsored by the Family Health Law & Policy Institute. This event advances the stated goals of the new Family Health Law and Policy Institute (“FHLPI”), which is dedicated to education and law reform relating to families and their health. The Symposium examines domestic violence as a significant family health policy issue, explores the legal and community response to partner violence, and advances improved outcomes for survivors and their children.