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02.07.2022

NLawProud: Professor Paul Gowder

Professor Paul Gowder says when the government operates via power, rather than the law, people of color pay the price. He’s been thinking and writing about “the rule of law” and to what extent ...

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01.31.2022

NLawProud: Professor Robin Walker Sterling

Associate Dean for Clinical Education Robin Walker Sterling believes participating in clinical education is an extraordinary opportunity because you’re not just a student, you’re a student attorney.

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09.07.2021

NLawProud: Leonardo Lampret

Leonardo Lampret grew up in a small city in Slovenia. To bring his career to the next level, Leo came to the U.S. to pursue a Masters in Economics and an LLM at Northwestern Law and hopes to use ...

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07.07.2021

NLawProud: LaTisha Curtiss

LaTisha Curtiss started her first year of law school on Zoom but that didn’t stop her from creating a community. LaTisha joined the Black Law Students Association, the Women’s Leadership ...

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10.13.2020

NLawProud: Linda Xochitl Tortolero (JD ’05)

Linda Xochitl Tortolero (JD ’05) is a proud first-generation Chicagoan. She grew up in a Mexican-American family that stressed the importance of giving back to her community. Today Linda is the ...

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04.24.2020

NLawProud: G. Marcus Cole (JD ’93)

G. Marcus Cole (JD ’93) grew up in the Terrace Village housing projects in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. And even though he’d never met any lawyers, his parents and teachers were certain that’s what ...

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02.13.2020

NLawProud: Professor Joyce A. Hughes

Professor Joyce Hughes was born in Alabama during the time of rigid segregation. Through the grit and determination she inherited from her mother, Professor Hughes went on to become the ...

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12.02.2019

NLawProud: Jason Turkish (JD ’12)

Jason Turkish (JD ’12) always knew he wanted to be a lawyer. As a legally blind person, the process of getting there was a challenge. Today Jason’s practice is devoted 100 percent to representing ...

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