Timeline | 2001 | Cooley 35th Anniversary

2001

The Higher Learning Commission granted initial accreditation to Cooley's Lansing campus. Cooley was one of the first independent law schools to voluntarily seek accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission.
		« Professor Maurice Munroe teaches students in the new state-of-the-art courtroom facility in Lansing. Cooley opened its $2.8 million courtroom complex in July 2004. The courtrooms are devoted to teaching trial and appelate skills. The large appelate courtoom holds 120 people while the smaller trial courtroom can accomodate about 60 people.

		« Professor Ron Bretz teaches students in the new state-of-the-art courtroom facility in Lansing.

		« Students respond during class.

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The Higher Learning Commission granted initial accreditation to Cooley's Lansing campus. Cooley was one of the first independent law schools to voluntarily seek accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission.