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John Trasviña Named Dean of USF School of LawStory
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Class of 2013 Celebrates GraduationStory
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Alumni Graduates Dinner Celebrates Class of 2013Story
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Rodney Fong Joins Law School as Assistant Professor and Co-Director of Academic Support ProgramStory
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Professor Garvey’s New Book Proposes Path to Nuclear CounterproliferationStory
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Professor Rhonda Magee Wins USF’s Ignatian Service AwardStory
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First Year Student Alex Leenson Awarded Peggy Browning Fellowship

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Vargas Publishes Building Better BeingsStory
Employment Law Clinic Represents Mariners
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The Witness to Guantanamo Project Completes 100 InterviewsStory

Ways to Give

There are many ways that you can make a gift in support of the USF School of Law. From simply writing a check for your annual gift to including USF in your estate plan, each and every gift makes a difference.

Law Assembly/Annual Giving

The Law Assembly is the foundation of financial support for the USF School of Law. Law Assembly contributions bolster student and alumni services and programs, and help to advance the stature of the law school.

Planned Giving

These gifts offer benefits ranging from life income to estate planning and income tax reduction.

Class Gift

Each year the graduating class, led by the Graduation Committee, comes together to continue a tradition of philanthropy at the USF School of Law. Graduating 3Ls and 4Ls create a legacy for their class and help future students for years to come.

Law Firm Challenge

The USF Law Firm Challenge gives alumni at law firms an opportunity to give to the Law Assembly in a fun and challenging way.