UC Berkeley Law NIL Practicum aids student athletes with name, image, and likeness deals
BERKELEY LAW — Anastasia Snodgrass came to UC Berkeley last fall looking forward to the academic challenges of college and the athletic demands of being a Division I runner.
Read More about UC Berkeley Law NIL Practicum aids student athletes with name, image, and likeness dealsUC Law San Francisco student Daniel Caballero discusses work aiding asylum seekers
UC LAW SAN FRANCISCO — Before entering law school, Daniel Caballero ‘26 spent nearly two years helping asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border in South Texas, working alongside attorneys from the global law firm Jones Day.
Read More about UC Law San Francisco student Daniel Caballero discusses work aiding asylum seekersUConn Law student Lallane Guiao-Seng discusses aspirations to advocate for the Chamorro people
NBC CONNECTICUT — A UConn law student is making it her mission to be a voice for an underrepresented community. She’s looking to not only be one of the few Pacific Islander attorneys in the nation, but an advocate for people in Saipan.
Read More about UConn Law student Lallane Guiao-Seng discusses aspirations to advocate for the Chamorro peopleCooley Law student Michelle Guzman recognized by National Association of Women Lawyers
COOLEY LAW SCHOOL — Cooley Law School student Michelle Guzman was recently named a 2024 Outstanding Law Student by the National Association of Women Lawyers
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TODAY AT ELON — Elon University School of Law welcomed a second cohort of Student Diversity Fellows in 2023-2024 following a successful inaugural year that featured new programs and resources for the law school community.
Read More about Elon Law welcomes second cohort of student diversity fellowsFordham Law student Shivani Parikh launches South Asian Legal Defense Fund
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — After seeing that community service and civil rights organizations could not meet the legal needs of their South Asian clients, Shivani Parikh ’24 was inspired to start her community’s own legal defense fund.
Read More about Fordham Law student Shivani Parikh launches South Asian Legal Defense FundFordham Law students participate in Legal Hand Call-In Center
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — While externing at a legal helpline this spring, Arianna Hopkins ’25 often found herself consoling New Yorkers who were in tears—fearful of losing their homes and becoming homeless or seeking to escape domestic violence.
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FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Among the 683 graduates at this year’s Fordham Law Diploma Ceremony are the first cohort of REAL Scholars—graduates of a leadership development program launched in 2021 to give support and opportunity to students who have encountered barriers on their path to law school.
Read More about Fordham Law celebrates first graduates from their leadership development programRecent George Washington Law graduate Ema Klugman competes for spot in Pairs Olympics
THE GW HATCHET — GW Law alum Ema Klugman seeks to represent Australia at the 2024 Paris Olympics in three-day eventing, an equestrian competition.
Read More about Recent George Washington Law graduate Ema Klugman competes for spot in Pairs OlympicsGeorge Washington Law students awarded fellowships for workplace justice advocacy
GW LAW — Brad Bainum, Rachel Khoury, Ted Parker, and Zan Weng from GW Law have been awarded Peggy Browning Fund (PBF) fellowships in workplace justice advocacy.
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