Theodore Sullivan Cox was the Dean of the College of William & Mary Law School from 1932-1942. He took a leave of absence from 1942-1946 to serve as a lieutenant-colonel in the army, and returned to his post as Dean from 1946-1947. More...
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Officers: Ben Burrow (Chancellor) J.C. Schaffer (Vice-Chancellor) Joe Cridlin (Clerk) M.H. Brown (Bailiff) Faculty Members: Dr. Theodore Cox Dr. P.P. Peebles Dr. D.W. Woodbridge John Lewis W.E. Hoffman Honorary Members Dr. J.A.C...
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John Garland Pollard served as Dean of the Marshall-Wythe School of Government and Citizenship from 1923-1929. More information about John Pollard is available here.
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Peter Paul Peebles receives the first Bachelor of Law (B.L.) since the revival of the law program at William & Mary. He joins the law faculty the same year.
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The Old Gymnasium at the College of William & Mary opened in 1900 and was converted to a lecture room building in 1922. One of the departments that utilized this space was the newly revived Marshall-Wythe School of Government and...
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The Marshall Wythe School of Government and Citizenship, which will house the School of Government and the School of Law, formally opened on January 14, 1922. This photograph was taken during the opening celebration in the Old...
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The Marshall-Wythe School of Government and Citizenship, College of William & Mary
William and Mary Citizenship Creed, William & Mary Law School
William and Mary Citizenship Creed, 3rd Edition, William & Mary Law School
William & Mary Citizenship Creed, 2 ed., William & Mary Law School
One Hundred Fiftieth Anniversary of the Foundation of The First Law School in America: Taught by Chancellor George Wythe, Signer of the Declaration of Independence and Member of the Federal Constitutional Convention and Preceptor of Marshall, Jefferson, Monroe and Clay, Julian Alvin Carroll Chandler and John Garland Pollard
William And Mary's School Of Jurisprudence Now Has Full Faculty And Library, Editors of the Daily Press
(Daily Press (July 1, 1934))