Stetson launches online LLM in elder law

Stetson University College of Law is offering the nation’s first online LL.M. degree in elder law beginning this fall.  The three-semester, 24-credit program allows students to study onlineat times that are convenient for their schedules.  The program is directed by Professor Rebecca Morgan, who leadsStetson’s Center for Excellence in Elder Law and holds the Boston AssetManagement Faculty Chair in Elder Law, the first elder law chair in thecountry.  Applicants for admission to the program must have received their firstlaw degree from a U.S. law school or at a law school approved by theappropriate authority in a country other than the United States.Foreign applicants must have received a law degree from a law schoolapproved by the appropriate authority in their respective countries.  To learn more about the program, visit www.law.stetson.edu/Excellence/elderlaw/LLM/or call 562-7849 or e-mail elderlaw@law.stetson.edu.