Identify key historical milestones that demonstrate the University at Buffalo School of Law's commitment to intellectual leadership and diversity. Specifically, find at least two examples of academic contributions and at least one example of early inclusivity, including the year and details.
Navigate to 'law.buffalo.edu'. Click on 'About Us'. Click on 'Our History'. Click on 'Intellectual History'. Identify at least two key intellectual milestones or founding principles related to the school's leadership or academic contributions, noting their details. Navigate to 'A History of Diversity' (either directly from 'Intellectual History' or by returning to 'Our History'). Identify at least one specific example of the school's commitment to diversity, particularly early inclusivity, noting its details. State the identified intellectual milestones and diversity examples.
State that the Buffalo Law School was established in 1887, marking a shift from apprenticeship to formal legal education. Identify at least one other intellectual milestone, such as the founding of the Buffalo Law Review, the clinical program, Law and Society coming to Buffalo, or Critical Legal Studies coming to Buffalo. State that the Class of 1899 included two female graduates as an example of early inclusivity. Optionally, mention J. Mason Davis Jr. or other prominent graduates of color as examples of ongoing diversity efforts.