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n a previous blog post, we told you about how one student started her journey into the world of law via an event sponsored by the Law School Admission Council under its Diversity Matters grant program. Today, we share more stories of students who come from diverse backgrounds, but were able to discover that a legal education was within reach for them.
Abyan Gurase knew where she wanted to go; she just didn해외 카지노 추천™t know how to get there. 해외 카지노 추천śI always knew I wanted to go to law school,해외 카지노 추천ť says Gurase, who was born in Somalia and came to the United States as a refugee when she was a young child. 해외 카지노 추천śBut maybe back then, I didn해외 카지노 추천™t know what it meant to be a lawyer.해외 카지노 추천ť
Lawyers are leaders, and many people in leadership roles have a legal education. Until relatively recently, though, most law programs did not specifically include leadership development as part of their curriculum. But it해외 카지노 추천™s important to note that even though they may not have been called out as such, many aspects of leadership have always been part of legal education.
Being the first person in your family to attend law school해외 카지노 추천”in other words, a 해외 카지노 추천śfirst-gen해외 카지노 추천ť student해외 카지노 추천”comes with a unique set of challenges. Here, Camille deJorna shares her thoughts about first-gen students and 카지노해외 카지노 추천™s work expanding access and equity in education.
Today I am thrilled to introduce Flor Gonzalez, a 3L student at Chapman University해외 카지노 추천™s Dale E. Fowler School of Law in California. Like Kendeil Dorvilier and Mamadou Jawo, Flor is already committed to doing work in the legal field that will advance equity, access, and diversity across our society.
This week I해외 카지노 추천™m pleased to introduce Mamadou Jawo, whose journey to law school at the University of Wisconsin began in his childhood, in West Africa. There, one day after school, he went to see his father at the police station where his father worked, and what he saw there became a cornerstone in his dream of becoming a lawyer.