Ohio State Law student pursues dual degree in public health to work in health care administration
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MORITZ SCHOOL OF LAW — Rising 3L student Cameron Wright reflects on his dual-degree education in law and public health. Wright hopes to work in health care administration with a focus on compliance.
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OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MORITZ SCHOOL OF LAW — Ohio State 2L student Lyndsey Andray strives to cultivate a sense of community and intersectionailty in law school. Andray serves as president of OutLaws, a student group dedicated to promoting legal issues and policy change that affect the LGBTQ+ community.
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OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MORITZ COLLEGE OF LAW — Ohio State 2L student Dhohyung Kim reflects on his journey from biomedical research to biopharmaceutical patent litigation and prosecution. Kim hopes to use his JD to improve equal access to affordable medication worldwide.
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OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MORITZ COLLEGE OF LAW– Ohio State 2L law student Lindsey Woods reflects on her journey from journalism to law school. Woods realized a career in law would provide an opportunity to use all the skills she cultivated as a journalist, like translating complicated concepts into more palatable ideas through writing and research.
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LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL — Students working at the Lewis & Clark Criminal Justice Reform Clinic assisted Disability Rights Oregon to produce a ‘Know Your Rights’ self-advocacy brochure for people with disabilities who are incarcerated in Oregon prisons.
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY MCKINNEY SCHOOL OF LAW — IU McKinney Law student Jessamine Pilcher co-wrote a piece that was published on the Young Lawyers Division page of the American Bar Association. The piece explores the ways in which students who cannot pay for school lunches are sometimes treated in the lunch room.
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INDIANA SCHOOL OF LAW — Students from the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law have the opportunity to work with students at Arsenal Technical High School in Indianapolis who are part of the Law and Public Policy choice program.
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HARVARD LAW TODAY — Harvard Law student Sarah Grant ’19 has been chosen for the 2018 Law Program of the Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics. Grant will participate in a two-week program in Germany and Poland this summer.
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HARVARD LAW TODAY — Maayan Sudai, an S.J.D. candidate at Harvard Law School, has been awarded a prestigious scholarship from Israel’s Dan David Foundation to support her work examining health activism from a legal perspective.
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HARVARD LAW TODAY — Harvard Law students Kelly Ganon ’19 and Dylan Herts ’19 in the Consumer Protection Clinic researched a range of legal arguments that they could use to help upend a lucrative prison telephone company contract that exploits inmates while enriching one county sheriff’s coffers.
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