The plan helps faculty, staff and students gain a deeper understanding of cultural competencies, recognizing and addressing microaggressions, managing difficult conversations, understanding white fragility, implementing anti-racism strategies and classroom management.
Madison Welsh 2L, for whom writing has always been a valuable tool, has been recognized for penning the best piece of written advocacy in Legal Analysis, Research and Writing (LARW).
The 21 Public Interest Law Association fellows worked with a wide range of organizations to directly support clients, many of whom are members of communities hit hardest by COVID-19.
The gift powers new efforts led by the law school’s Tribal Court and Mediation clinics addressing issues facing Indigenous communities and people at risk of homelessness.
Early in her career, Nicole Buckley 2L has already been a part of ground-breaking research and advocacy efforts that strike the core of American democratic institutions.