Escuela de Derecho Ave María
| Escuela de Derecho Ave María | ||
|---|---|---|
| Ave Maria School of Law | ||
| Fundación | 1999 | |
| Localización | ||
| Dirección |
 Estados Unidos1025 Commons Circle Naples, FL 34119. Oficina Central | |
| Coordenadas | 26°14′35″N 81°43′53″O / 26.243148, -81.731447 | |
| Administración | ||
| Decano | Eugene Milhizer | |
| Sitio web | ||
| Ave Maria School of Law | ||
La Escuela de Derecho Ave María (Ave Maria School of Law), es una escuela de derecho católica romana, ubicada en Naples (Florida). Hasta 2009 estuvo establecida en Ann Arbor (Míchigan). Tiene 330 estudiantes matriculados provenientes de diversos estados, países y trasfondos religiosos.[1] La Escuela Ave Maria se basa en una filosofía de derecho natural y enseña el derecho dentro del contexto y la tradición intelectual católica. Políticamente su cuerpo docente y estudiantil tiene una tendencia conservadora.
Referencias
- ↑ «Fact sheet». Ave Maria School of Law. Consultado el 17 de mayo de 2007.
- "Premier National Catholic Law School to be Established in the Ann Arbor Area," Ave Maria School of Law media release, April 7, 1999
- "Pizza King Proposes World's Largest Crucifix," Michael H. Hodges, The Detroit News, January 30, 2002. available as archive; copy available as a forum post here
- "Ave Maria founder Tom Monaghan is a man of faith, plans and action," Marci Elliott, Naples Daily News, April 13, 2003. Archived at Catholic Education Resource Center, accessed October 9, 2006
- "$220-Million to Build College Pledged by Pizza Entrepreneur," Meg Sommerfeld, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, November 20, 2002. Accessed October 9, 2006
- "Change In Bylaws... Ave Maria Law School Alums Upset By Rice Removal," Paul Likoudis, The Wanderer Newspaper, October 13, 2005, accessed October 9, 2006
- "Heck, No, We Won't Go," Susan Hansen, The American Lawyer, Student Edition, Summer 2006, accessed October 9, 2006