Penn Carey Law celebrates Black History Month by recognizing accomplishments by Black students and faculty
PENN CAREY LAW — The Office of Equity & Inclusion (E&I) at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School celebrates and elevates the diversity of our community. For Black History Month, E&I curated some of the numerous examples of Black trailblazers, thought leaders, and advocates across the Penn Carey Law community.
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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON LAW — In commemoration of Black History Month, UW Law would like to recognize the leadership and voices of Black student leaders in our community. Their powerful voices are a subset of a group that represents the social and systemic change that needs to happen in our school, our nation and around…
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WILLAMETTE LAW — Julie Parrish passed her first piece of Oregon legislation about health care; now years later, she has published three American Bar Association (ABA) articles on the intersection of health care and government. After building a successful career in politics and marketing, Parrish decided it was time to attend law school at Willamette.…
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FORDHAM LAW — From running in the New York City Marathon for the first time to joining the inaugural cohort of Realizing Excellence and Access in the Law (REAL) Scholars program, Fordham Law students inspire each other on campus, others in the community, and beyond.
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COLUMBIA LAW — Columbia Law student Drew Brazer reflects on how his understanding of the law has evolved, discusses why political engagement is important to him, and offers advice to prospective law students.
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FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW — Despite Dory Mancebo’s loss of eyesight, she just graduated from Florida International University, and her experience there taught her that the law field can benefit from giving chances to lawyers with different experiences.
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QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Dakota and Grace Flint had very atypical paths to law school, meeting during their service in the Navy in 2014 and have now been married five years and have three children.
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