Join us on Monday, May 11, for Emory’s 175th Commencement. The ceremonies will take place in an online format that blends some of the university’s most cherished traditions with digital experiences and an interactive address from our 2020 Commencement speaker, Bryan Stevenson, acclaimed human rights lawyer, activist, founder and executive director of the Montgomery, Alabama-based Equal Justice Initiative.
Emory Law Commencement
After the Emory University Commencement presentation, Emory Law will post elements of our traditional ceremony:
- Dean’s greeting to all graduates
- Most Outstanding Professor message by Professor Richard Freer
- Remarks from Emory Law Alumni Association President Annalisa Bloodworth 04L
- Most Outstanding Third-Year Student message by Amneh Minkara 20L
- A scrolling list and reading of the names of each law graduate
- A downloadable Degree Candidate booklet
Graduate Stories
Cody Long 20L is the graduate recipient of this year’s Marion Luther Brittain Award
Brittain Award recipient leaves Emory Law as a practiced advocate for vulnerable populations
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Captain of his own destiny: Eric Johnson 20L
Eric Johnson 20L will walk out of Emory Law with his juris doctor with high honors and march into a unique career as a judge advocate.
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Anti-human trafficking experience led Newsom 20L to pursue JM
Madeline Newsom 20L learned a lot about international human rights in a compressed timeframe—from the faculty of a top-ranked law school, and in the intellectually competitive company of 3Ls.
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So much to do – and so well done: Catherine Zhu 20L, LLM grad
As a lawyer, Catherine Zhu 20L most enjoys her ability to effect meaningful change in people’s lives.
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