Explore the historical highlights of the University at Buffalo School of Law. Identify two significant academic or intellectual milestones and one notable example of early diversity. For each, provide the year and a brief description of its importance, as presented on the 'Intellectual History' page.
Navigate to 'law.buffalo.edu'. Click on 'About Us'. Click on 'Our History'. Click on 'Intellectual History'. Identify the establishment year and significance of the Buffalo Law School. Identify Dean Francis M. Shea and his Harvard recruits, noting the years and their impact. Identify the example of early female graduates, noting the year and its significance. State the identified milestones, years, and descriptions.
State that the Buffalo Law School was established in 1887 and marked a shift from apprenticeship to formal legal education. State that Dean Francis M. Shea and his Harvard recruits (1936-1939) brought an emphasis on understanding law within its sociopolitical context. State that the Class of 1899 included two female graduates, breaking with the tradition of an all-male bar. All identified milestones must include the correct year(s) and a brief description of their importance.