Confidence, drive and teamwork get legal aid students noticed by clients – and employers
Queen’s Legal Aid students serve about 900 low-income clients annually, developing skills to hit the ground running as lawyers.
Panel: Speakers: Sharry Aiken, Colin Grey, David Mullan, Paul Quick, Mark Walters, Jacob Weinrib
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Location
The Law Building, Room 001
Speakers
Panel: Speakers: Sharry Aiken, Colin Grey, David Mullan, Paul Quick, Mark Walters, Jacob Weinrib
Vavilov at First Sight
1 pm, Macdonald Hall 001
Coffee Chat: Marian Jacko
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Location
The Law Building, Room 500 (Faculty Lounge)
Speakers
Marian Jacko
Careers for Indigenous Lawyers working for Government: Opportunities & Challenges
2:30 pm, Macdonald Hall Faculty Lounge
FLSQ Visitor: Bhumika Jhamb
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Location
Speakers
Bhumika Jhamb
Gender Responsive Budgeting: Strategies and Lessons from the Asia-Pacific Regsion
1 pm, Macdonald Hall 202
Visiting Speaker: Marian Jacko
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Location
The Law Building, Room 201
Speakers
Marian Jacko, The Ontario Children's Lawyer with Panel of Justice Swartz, Mitch Fallis, Gord McDiarmid & Stephen Zap
The Role of the Children’s Lawyer
FLSQ Visitor: Elaine Power
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Speakers
Elaine Power
"I don't want to say I'm broke": Student Experiences of Food Insecurity at Queen's University
1 pm, Macdonald Hall 201
Law'80 Panel: The Role of General Counsel
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Location
The Law Building, Room 001
1 pm, Room 001
Planning Session: “Rekindling Indigenous Legal Traditions”
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Location
The Law Building, Room 500 (Faculty Lounge)
January 20, 5-6 pm; Faculty Lounge (Room 500)
Student club cultivates conversation on wellness
The Disability and Mental Health Club promotes wellness and mental well-being among law students and brings attention to mental illness and disability within the legal profession.
Mohawk law student set to empower Indigenous peoples internationally
Stacia Loft, Law’20, has long been dedicated to helping fellow members of the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte improve the quality of their lives and community. Now she is prepared to extend her support to help “global Indigenous communities grow and become more prosperous on their own terms.”