University of Tennessee Knoxville - Volunteer Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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 Understand? The Whole Troth ... Your Honor Tell Mo in Your Own Words The College of Law seeks not only to teach the professional knowledge and skills necessary for the practice of law, but to instill in students a high regard for the responsi- bilities lawyers owe their clients and their states. The College of Law is a charter member of the Association of American Law Schools, which requires the highest standards of any law school accrediting agency. In addition to the training offered by orthodox law courses, law students have special opportunities for developing skill in legal research, analysis and writing through the DEAN W. H. WICKER THE COLLEGE

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ECONOMICS DEAN JESSIE W. HARRIS Two objectives ore in the mind of young women majoring in home economics. They are preparing themselves to manage homes of their own. and they are also equipping themselves for professional careers in home economics. The pattern of study in the home economics department is carefully designed to ac- quaint students with career opportunities in the field; to further general education and personal development, to help prepare for homemaking. and to give basic training for advanced work. Remember Your Manner Isn't That Pretty? I’ll Bet She Made It Herself

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Tennessee Law Review, a periodical published quarterly by the faculty and students of the College of Law. Through the Legal Aid Clinic, law students have opportunities to handle actual cases of persons unable to pay for legal services. The clinic has a full-time director and is assisted in its operation by the Knoxville Bar Association. The new College of Law Building is designed and equipped for law teaching. It has offices, classrooms, and a special law library as well as facilities for the Tennessee Law Review, the Legal Aid Clinic, and the Student Bar Association. OF LAW 21