School of Law News

A pioneer in litigation communication brings her expertise to the vaccine world.

For the first time in decades, inequality, injustice, and racism took a prime position in the mind of the American public, and reformers working on these issues were increasingly seen and heard. USF Law alumni are among these reformers.

In an awards ceremony held on Aug. 6, former President Barack Obama recognized the lifetime of civil rights work accomplished by Clarence B. Jones, co-founder of USF’s Institute for Nonviolence and Social Justice.