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LAW REVIEW FOUNDERS WILL COOK AND KATIE (FOWLER) MONOC

CHARLESTON LAW REVIEW

Founders return to campus for Symposium

In Fall 2009, Will Cook was beginning his third year as an assistant professor at Charleston School of Law and Katie (Fowler) Monoc (’09) was beginning her final year as a law student.
After meeting through a mutual friend, the professor/student relationship quickly blossomed into founders of the annual Law & Society symposium and, eventually, lifelong friends. “Will became and remains one of my closest friends now,” she said.

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Law Review inducts new members

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Members of the Charleston Law Review benefit from opportunities to improve their research, writing, and editing skills, to develop and strengthen their connections in the legal community, and to prepare themselves for their future legal careers.

In addition, members are able to satisfy their Upper-Level Writing requirement during their 2L year and have the chance to become published authors prior to their graduation from the Charleston School of Law.