Class of ’24 reflects on life-changing experience at law school
Class of ’24 reflects on life-changing experience at law school Charleston School of Law anticipates 212 graduates will receive their Juris Doctor degree at the
Charleston School of Law continues Mental Health Awareness Week at 12 noon on the second floor in the Wellness Room (across from Room 220). Today’s focus is in gratitude.
When was the last time you stopped to think about what you’re grateful for? Gratitude is simply focusing on what you have instead of what you lack. All this requires is thinking about the positive things in your life and how thankful you are for them. It sounds simple, but the benefits of doing this are substantial.
Gratitude improves self-esteem, helps with sleep, improves physical health, and improves relationships. This mental state grows stronger with use and practice, and eventually gratitude becomes a habit.
Here are two quick ways to cultivate gratitude:
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Class of ’24 reflects on life-changing experience at law school Charleston School of Law anticipates 212 graduates will receive their Juris Doctor degree at the
Before the traditional pomp-and-circumstance that comes with the scheduled annual graduation ceremony of Charleston School of Law, a small congregation of people will gather on stage in the McAlister Fieldhouse.
Charleston School of Law presented its inaugural “Community Partner of the Year Award” to Charleston Pro Bono Legal Services and the U.S. Coast Guard Judge Advocate General at Saturday’s Commencement ceremony.