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St. Mary's University School Of Law Papers, 1927- 2013, St. Mary's University
St. Mary's University School Of Law Papers, 1927- 2013, St. Mary's University
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Records About The School Of Law, St. Mary's University Archives
Records About The School Of Law, St. Mary's University Archives
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The extant records of the Law School of Saint Mary’s University of San Antonio, Texas are assembled from the offices of the president, the vice president for academics, and other administrators. These records were generated by various administrators in pursuit of the educational objectives of the university. They include memos and letters between the law deans and the university administration, deliberations about educational policy, about faculty compensation, about tenure policies, and about curriculum. Also present are some records relating to law student associations, programs for in-service legal education (“law clinics”), and law school publications.