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On Being First, On Being Only, On Being Seen, On Charting A Way Forward, Veronica Root Martinez

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This Essay reflects upon my professional experiences as a Black woman both at Notre Dame and beyond. It argues that it is important for students to have demographically diverse professors within their educational environments. It calls for the Notre Dame Law School community to continue to create a diverse, equitable, and inclusive culture.

Law Library Guide 2013–2014, Kresge Law Library, Research Services Department

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Bridge To The Past: Kenneth Konop '29, '31 J.D., University Of Notre Dame Law School

1923–1941: Thomas F. Konop

Kenneth Konop, son of Dean Thomas Konop (1923–1941) and University of Notre Dame alumnus 1923, 1931 J.D., shares his memories with Dean Patricia O'Hara (1999–2009).

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The Hoynes Era 1883–1919, In A Century Of Law At Notre Dame, Philip S. Moore C.S.C.

1883–1919: William J. Hoynes

The Hoynes Era 1883–1919 chronicles the activities of William Hoynes from before his arrival in 1883 to well past his retirement from the faculty of law as dean emeritus in 1919.

The Konop Era 1923–1941, In A Century Of Law At Notre Dame, Philip S. Moore C.S.C.

1923–1941: Thomas F. Konop

The Konop Era 1923–1941 relates information about the advancement and growth of the Notre Dame Law School including: 1) acceptance into the Association of American Law Schools; 2) the founding of the Notre Dame Lawyer (now the Notre Dame Law Review; and 3) improved curriculum and admission requirements.

A Century Of Law At Notre Dame, Rev. Philip S. Moore C.S.C.

About the Law School

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. The Early Years
2. The Hoynes Era
3. The Vurpillat Era
4. The Konop Era
5. The Manion Era
6. The O'Meara Era
7. The Future

Appendices

1. Faculty Chronological List
2. Faculty Alphabetical List
3. Sources
4. Index

The O'Meara Era 1952–1968, Philip S. Moore C.S.C.

1952–1968: Joseph O'Meara

The O'Meara Era 1952–1968 aimed to educate knowledgeable and proficient lawyers possessing a profound sense of ethics. In 1953 the law school adopted a proscribed three-year course of education involving Practice Court during the third year. Also detailed in the chapter are fluctuations in enrollment, the rising cost of tuition and the lack of financial aid and scholarships.

The Manion Era 1941–1952, In A Century Of Law At Notre Dame, Philip S. Moore C.S.C.

1941–1952: Clarence E. Manion

The Manion Era 1941–1952 describes the law school's changing enrollment, curriculum, library, method of instruction, and requirements for admission during and after World War II. The Manion Era gave birth to the Natural Law Institute and the Notre Dame Law Association.

The Vurpillat Era 1918–1923, In A Century Of Law At Notre Dame, Philip S. Moore C.S.C.

1918–1923: Francis J. Vurpillat

The Vurpillat Era 1918–1923 describes six criticisms leveled at the law school by Vurpillat, his subsequent efforts to make changes as its dean, and ultimately his dismissal from the University.