Collections

These files contain biographical information of alumni of the University of Virginia School of Law.

A collection of miscellaneous Law School artifacts: awards, trophies, trophies, brass plates.

The records of the Communications Office document the department's contributions to the University of Virginia School of Law. The collection contains copies of printed matter produced by the office, including admissions information booklets, brochures, flyers, posters, reports, conference and symposium programs, postcards, and stationary. Also, it contains some of the resources used to produce the printed matter and other content. These include photographic slides, prints, and negatives; digital image files; and digital design and publication files. Finally, the collection contains two CD-ROMs and two banners.

This is a collection of print and digital directories that list the faculty, staff, students, and alumni of the University of Virginia School of Law. It contains the following series of materials:

This is a collection of miscellaneous files related to the Law School.

Faculty memorabilia consisting of newspapers articles, papers, invitations, programs, etc.

Faculty Curriculum Committee files on committee matters. Materials include one file on the Student Curriculum Committee from 1979.

The Federalist Society at the University of Virginia School of Law was constituted on 18 April 1988 as a "Contracted Independent Organization (CIO) at the University of Virginia and is associated with the national Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies." This small collection includes some correspondence and invitations.

The Graduate Program for Judges was an LLM program for sitting judges that started at UVA by Daniel J. Meador in 1980. The courses of each two-year program were taught by UVA Law professors and guest lecturers over two consecutive summers. The records include theses of participants, Meador's reports on the program, pamphlets, and photographs.

The John Bassett Moore International Law Society records include scrapbooks, tapes, audiocassettes, VHS recordings, and publication materials for The Iran Crisis and International Law, edited by Robert D. Steele and published in 1981.