A profile on University of Utah Law student Hannah Bruce
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH S. J. QUINNEY COLLEGE OF LAW — Hannah Bruce, a Nova Scotia native, originally moved to Utah to play Division 1 soccer at Utah Valley University in 2016 — a move that launched several other opportunities around the globe.
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FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Lola Todman ’25 is only in her second year of law school, but her article, “Broadening the Hiring Criteria for Legal Jobs Would Benefit Minorities, Clients,” was already published in the New York Law Journal—one of the most widely read publications providing legal news in New York state.
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GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY — Sky Ha Nul Park (J.D. ‘23) is used to being first. Born to immigrant parents from South Korea, a first-generation college graduate, and now the first in her family to earn a graduate degree, Park began her academic career studying political science at the University of Georgia.
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HARVARD LAW BULLETIN — This past year, Cheng worked as a summer associate at three different law firms in New York, Washington, D.C., and Houston, experiencing the different offerings of each — “big law” and boutique, litigation and transactional.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO — Cameron Ervin has been on the fast track since he began his undergraduate studies at UToledo as a Law and Social Thought major.
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TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT — Jesus Mojica — a native of La Yerbabuena, Mexico — moved to the U.S. at 18, toiling in the fields as a farmworker during the day and going to school for English at night. Fifty years later, the now 68-year-old Mojica graduated from Florida State University with his master of laws (LL.M.) degree during Friday’s commencement ceremony at…
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CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY — In May 2024, Madison Sholar will represent a significant milestone for not only herself but for Campbell Law School.
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IOWA COLLEGE OF LAW — Growing up in El Paso, Texas, the idea of relocating to Iowa would have been surprising enough for a young Katrina Crouch. However, the reason behind her eventual move was even more unexpected: her passion for writing.
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THE COLUMNS — Madison Howell ’24L is from Knoxville, Tennessee. Madison lives in downtown Lexington and part-time in DC, where she spent the fall semester as an extern at the U.S. Department of Labor in the litigation office of the Plan Benefits Security Division.
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NOLA — James “Jimmy” Chilimigras is a typical first-year law student in many ways. He gets called on by professors in class, he spends hours in the library, and lugs around textbooks about Louisiana civil code. He’s also 15 years old.
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