McGeorge Online Graduate Programs

Join us on 3/17 for a conversation with Professor Erin O’Neal Muilenburg, McGeorge School of Law, who serves as both Director of Government & Capital Employment and Director of the Capital Lawyering Concentration. Professor Muilenburg will describe legislative career opportunities for non-lawyers, including lobbying, legislative staff, policy specialists, analysts, and other roles within local, state, and the federal government.

"We were thinking about what we wanted to do to really advance diversity, we realized we needed a bigger tent." - Dean Michael Hunter Schwartz said about launch...ing the Sacramento Legal Employers Diversity Collective. 30 Zoom calls later, a coalition of local, national, and international law firms; state agencies; public defenders & DA's joined McGeorge in a multi-pronged initiative to improve diversity in legal employment. bit.ly/3qTUVKq http://bit.ly/3qTUVKq See more

"It was important to me to incorporate DEI topics and materials into my classes because the students expressed enthusiasm about engaging in important discussion...s about how racial biases and discrimination impact the creation and practice of our laws," - Professor Adrienne Brungess on her early integration of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion into her summer Negotiations and Settlements course and her fall GLS I and II courses. http://bit.ly/3p2QAnc See more

While interning for a California State Senator, Amanda Richie quickly realized that most of the Sacramento Capitol staff she worked with had earned advanced degrees. She investigated options for graduate programs and determined that McGeorge’s MSL program was the right fit. Fast forward to today: She’s launched her career in policy at the California State Capitol.https://bit.ly/MSLAmanda

The work McGeorge Professor Brian Landsberg performed in Alabama in the 1960s shaped the passage of the Voting Rights Actand it informs his election law course today. https://online.mcgeorge.edu/voting-rights-act/

As part of our Pacific Talks Politics series, join us tonight Wednesday, September 23rd, 4:30pm - 5:30pm for a discussion with Judy Woodruff, Anchor and Managing Editor of PBS NewsHour.

Join us tomorrow, Wednesday, September 23rd, for a conversation between Dean Michael Hunter Schwartz and Brad Le Du on how his degrees from University of the Pacific and McGeorge School of law led to a career traveling the globe for one of the world's biggest companies. Register at: https://bit.ly/35Q2E4P

Don't miss our webinar tomorrow, September 17th, with McGeorge Professor Emeritus Brian Landsberg, who teaches election law in our online MSL program in Government Law & Policy.

Join us tonight at 4 p.m. for our Presidential Election Series: Pacific Talks Politics. This series will offer discussions that provide opinions and analysis about issues of politics, economics, foreign policy and social protests. Don't miss our discussion with John King of CNN.

Lawmaking and lobbying continue during the pandemic, although the processes and procedures have changed to match the new normal. Read the advice Professor Chris Micheli gives his students in the online MSL program from McGeorge School of Law. https://bit.ly/39I9hpQ

Our online MSL in Government Law & Policy empowers you with the knowledge, professional skills, and broadened perspective required to succeed in a rapidly changing legal environment. Don’t miss your opportunity to register for Fall- our deadline is quickly approaching. https://bit.ly/McGeorgeMSL

A great way to see University of the Pacific in Sacramento, home to the McGeorge School of Law. Check out our campus virtual tour!

There's lots to consider, as Chris Micheli explains, when drafting legislation in #caleg. There's formatting, there's the always sticky issue of correctly using shall or may, and there's so much more. https://bit.ly/2A5Qo2L

What attributes accompany effective leadership and how does an aspiring leader acquire them? Professor Matthew Brandstetter explains how leadership styles and strategies in the context of COVID-19 and similar challenges, provide students with an unparalleled opportunity to understand theory in the context of the real world.