Florida A&M University will unveil a plaque honoring the 57 original College of Law graduates tomorrow, September 9, 2022 at 2 p.m. Tag a #FAMULaw grad below! 🧡💚 The unveiling will take place on the north end of the Coleman Library building on the Tallahassee campus, home of the original law school, which operated from 1951 until 1968. Among the graduates of the original law school are former judges, a former U.S. congressman, a former Florida Secretary of State, a former state senator, and other public servants. “The FAMU College of Law’s legacy is engraved in the annals of our state and our country through the accomplishments of the initial 57 graduates of the program. They have set extraordinary examples for generations to follow, including today’s “Rattlers for Justice” and anyone motivated by service,” said President Larry Robinson, Ph.D. “This plaque will memorialize our original graduates and inspire current students to similar acts of selfless courage.” Read more about the unveiling ceremony at http://www.famunews.com/2022/08/famu-to-unveil-plaque-to-honor-57-original-law-school-graduates/