LANSING, Mich. – On Nov. 14, Cooley Law School Professor Brigadier General (Ret.) Michael McDaniel was awarded the Theodore W. Swift Civility Award during the 130th annual Ingham County Bar Association Dinner. The event was held at the Crowne Plaza in Lansing.
The Theodore W. Swift Civility Award is presented to a member of the Ingham County Bar Association who has distinguished themselves by manifesting civility in their relations with the Bench, Bar, clients, and the public while adhering to and advancing the highest principles and traditions of the legal profession. The award recognizes skill and success in practicing one’s profession while at the same time exhibiting that civility and collegiality may co-exist and contribute to overall and long-term success.
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Since the law school's founding in 1972, Cooley has provided a modern legal education to more than 21,000 graduates, teaching the practical skills necessary for a seamless transition from academia to the real world. An independent, non-profit law school, accredited by both the American Bar Association and the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, Cooley holds classes year-round at its Michigan and Florida campuses.