Student organization event

Interested in learning about the unique experiences of women in the legal world? Curious about the benefits and drawbacks of different professional opportunities? Concerned about balancing the personal and professional after graduation and curious about how practicing attorneys achieve success in both aspects of their lives?

The Energy Law Society, The Law and Technology Society and the Law Women’s Caucus present a panel discussion with female entrepreneurs working in energy, climate and clean technology.

Dr. Melissa Gilliam of the Pritzker School of Medicine will discuss her innovative sex education program development where teenagers on the South Side of Chicago develop a video game to learn about sexual health and teenage pregnancy.  This Diversity Month Program is sponsored by the Office of the Dean of Students.

Dr. Debra Stulberg will discuss her research on conflicts in treating patients in Catholic hospitals. Dr. Stulberg is a member of the faculty at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine.

Criminal defense attorney Standish E. Willis is quick to make enemies in his work, but only because he insists on doing the right thing. Born in Chicago on August 16, 1941, the ex-gang member-turned-lawyer simply followed his conscience in choosing to take on unpopular clients whose civil rights are violated.

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The Federalist Society and the Black Law Students Association present Mia Love: Being a Minority and a Conservative. This Diversity Month Program is sponsored by the Office of the Dean Students. 

The Federalist Society, American Constitution Society, ACLU, and the Black Law Students Association present a debate on Affirmative Action. Peter Kirsanow and Jose Padilla will be participating in the event.  This Diversity Month Program is sponsored by the Office of the Dean of Students.