The Fund will allow the school to continue student support for future generations and allow Olivia s spirit of love for the school and its students to be forever made part of the ASU College of Law. These sophisticated renovations further emphasize the community of excellence at the College of Law. Although Jack Brown did not attend ASU's College of Law, he was instrumental in getting the law school established in 1967. Make a gift The College of Law awards several private scholarships established by individuals, firms and businesses. Some of the scholarships apply to resident law students, while others aid non-resident students.
Donors can contribute to established scholarship funds or create new ones.
Although some donors create an endowment to support a scholarship in perpetuity, others make outright gifts each year to support their scholarships. View a list of current scholarships. Make a gift The John J. Ross-William C. Blakley Law Library, named in memory of two prominent Phoenix attorneys, is one of the finest law libraries in the Southwest. Serving the public as well as the ASU community, the law library boasts a collection of over 340,000 volumes and microform equivalents including a broad selection of Anglo-American case reports and statutes, legal treatises, periodicals, encyclopedias, digests, citators, and administrative materials. The collection includes growing special collections of international law, Indian law, Mexican law, and law and technology.