Sentences with phrase «of female law students»

Concerned by the rates at which women opt out of the legal profession, the lack of representation of women in the highest courts and echelons of the legal community, and the role of gender in the progression of many women's legal careers, in March 2006, a group of female law students from Boalt Hall (UC Berkeley), Cornell, Georgetown, Harvard, NYU, Stanford, UCLA, UT Austin, the University of Chicago, the University of Michigan, the University of Virginia, and Yale came together and created Ms. JD - an online forum for dialogue and networking among women lawyers.

These results may reveal a shift in the perception of female law students.

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If Trump steps back from enforcement of civil rights laws in K - 12 schools, students from low - income families, LGBTQ students, female students, and students of color will surely feel the effects.

Regina is a rare individual — a female, black law student in 1946 — but she lives in the shadow of her mother, a prominent civil rights activist.

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The two anonymous female Yale law students who are suing the law school admissions forum AutoAdmit have dropped one defendant: Anthony Ciolli, the former University of Pennsylvania law student who once helped run the site.

The Survey also stated that female law students are more likely to be motivated by the fear of failing than their male classmates.

The first of these cases involves a suit by two female law students against Anthony Ciollio, founder of Autoadmit, a bulletin board - type site, as well as commenters who badmouthed them in postings at the site.

In those studies, for instance, the female law students rated themselves as lower in every category of skill related to practicing law when compared to male law students.

The aim of this study is to begin addressing the gap in the literature by studying female lawyers, beginning at the level of law students, in order to determine if the opt - out rates may be traced to individuals» role salience prior to entering the legal labour market.

As noted here last week, lawyers for the two female Yale law students suing over threatening comments made about them on the college - admissions forum AutoAdmit.com said they had identified one of the John Doe defendants who posted the comments.

At Harvard (where Ginsburg began law school before transferring to Columbia when her husband took a job in New York) she was one of nine females students in a class of over 500.

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Sarah King, associate at Clifford Law Offices led a group of female high school students Thursday (April 26, 2018) as part of the Annual Woman Everywhere Education Day.

In effect, TWU seeks to operate a law school that is closed to the LGBTQ community and that limits the reproductive choice of female students and employees.

She hails from Springfield, Illinois, was inducted into the Sacred Heart - Griffin High School Hall of Fame in 2010, attended the University of Virginia, where she was President of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and has served since graduation on the Class of 1983 Class Reunion Committee; attended Washington & Lee School of Law, where she was named Most Outstanding Woman Law Student, resurrected the Women Law Students Organization and was the first female Executive Committee representative for the honor system for both the undergraduate and graduate students since the founding Students Organization and was the first female Executive Committee representative for the honor system for both the undergraduate and graduate students since the founding students since the founding in 1749.