Law School policies, 1987-1990.

State University of New York at Buffalo. School of Law (1989- )

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Established in May 1887, the Buffalo Law School originated as the Law Department of Niagara University. In May 1891 it became part of the University of Buffalo and held its third commencement. ABA accredited in 1937 in its 50th anniversary year. In 1962 when UB joined SUNY, it became the only publicly funded law school in New York State until CUNY Law School was added in 1981(?). An LL.B. degree was awarded until 1967; the J.D. degree has been awarded since 1968. From the description...

State University of New York at Buffalo. Faculty of Law and Jurisprudence

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State university of New York at Buffalo

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Sample, Steven B., 1940-

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State university of New York at Buffalo

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State University of New York at Buffalo. Office of the President

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In September 1988, the Law Faculty at the State University of New York at Buffalo passed a resolution amending a comprehensive non-discrimination policy to include "sexual orientation" with particular application to employers seeking to recruit at the Law School. Employers using the Law School placement services were required to sign a non-discrimination statement. Military recruiters were not able to sign such a statement and were effectively barred from using Law School facilities. The subsequ...