University of Mississippi Law student Terrence Hunte interns with NAACP legal defense fund
OLE MISS LAW — Terrence Hunter’s goal is to help disadvantaged African Americans and their communities. His passion for civil rights was the driving force behind his decision to attend law school.
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NOTRE DAME LAW — Jessica Skocik, a third-year student at Notre Dame Law School and a Douglass Fellow with the Human Trafficking Institute, recently organized a conference on the fight against online sex trafficking.
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RUTGERS-CAMDEN NEWSNOW — Brian Lewis’ interest in a career in intellectual property was sparked when he was an undergraduate majoring in chemistry. Now, the second-year student at Rutgers Law in Camden is the recipient of a national Google Legal Summer Institute Fellowship that will provide him exceptional opportunities to propel his career
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PENN STATE LAW SCHOOL — Penn State Law student Vanessa Miller’s drive toward a joint doctoral degree in law and education was the beginning of the final phase of an academic journey to find out who she was. The Miami native said the dual discovery of philosophy of education and law is more than adequately…
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OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MORITZ COLLEGE OF LAW — Before coming to law school, Ohio State Law 3L student Lydia Bolander Reback worked in political communications. She enjoyed the work, but always felt like something was missing. Now Reback found her stride during her 1L year with Moritz’s nationally-ranked Moot Court program.
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NORTHWESTERN PRITZKER SCHOOL OF LAW — Joseph Becker (JD ’18) became the first Northwestern Pritzker School of Law student to win the Clinical Legal Education Association (CLEA)’s Outstanding Student Award for his work in the Bluhm Legal Clinic’s Civil Litigation Center.
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HARVARD LAW TODAY — In recognition of their demonstrated excellence in representing clients and undertaking advocacy or policy reform projects, Amy Volz ’18 and Ha Ryong Jung (Michael) ’18 were named the 2018 recipients of the David A. Grossman Exemplary Clinical Student Award at Harvard Law School.
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HARVARD LAW TODAY — Harvard Law student Ha Ryong (Michael) Jung ’18 stands out for his focused, strategic approach to gaining academic and work experience in children’s rights, and in the region where he hopes to work after graduation. Jung will be undertaking a legal fellowship in Cambodia to assist in ensuring protection and justice for children.
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HARVARD LAW TODAY — When Harvard Law student Heather Artinian ’18 walks on stage to receive her law degree later this month, it will be the culmination of 18 years working toward the goal of becoming a lawyer. Artinian is also deaf, and uses this motivation to speak up when she sees injustice.
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HARVARD LAW TODAY — Harvard Law student Cameron Clark ’18 is the winner of this year’s Gary Bellow Public Service Award. The child of West African immigrants, Clark, who is from Houston, is the first in his family to attend graduate school.
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