Those students who meet the writing and secondary hour requirements are eligible for selection to the journal's editorial board. Students who serve on the editorial board receive additional academic and writing credit and a monetary stipend. Journal of Gender, Race, and Justice The Journal of Gender, Race, and Justice , the newest law journal at the college, pushes at the boundaries of traditional legal scholarship and theory in its focus on social justice issues. The journal publishes the papers presented at the symposium. Each issue also includes articles written by Iowa law students.
All students completing two semesters are eligible to write for the journal.
Students who meet the writing and secondary hour requirements are eligible for a position on the editorial board. A consortium of seven American law schools, coordinated through The University of Iowa College of Law, offers an annual study-abroad program in which students attend a spring semester at Florida State University's London study center. There they study American and English law with faculty from the American schools and the University of London. The College of Law also offers up to 6 semester hours of credit for intensive course work at Arcachon, France, in conjunction with the University of Bordeaux. Courses are offered for four weeks in May and June and are taught in English by professors from Iowa and Bordeaux.