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ATLAS is now a sub-committee of the Temple Law Student Public Interest Network, and keeps a database of students who are fluent in a language beside English. When a client cannot communicate with his or her attorney in English, an ATLAS student will work directly with an experienced attorney to advocate for the client in the legal matter or case.
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Kemberly Viveros, LAW ’24, is a 2022 Law and Public Scholar and Conwell Scholar at Temple University Beasley School of Law. At Temple Law, she is active in the Student Public Interest Network and the National Lawyers Guild. Kemberly graduated magna cum laude from George Mason University in 2020 with a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology, Law, and Society, and a minor in Forensic Psychology. She ...
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At Temple Law School, Ms. Rotchford served as a staff editor, and then articles editor, on the Temple Law Review. She was the co-President of the Temple Law National Lawyers Guild, co-chair of the Immigration and Human Rights Committee, and member of the Student Public Interest Network.
https://law.temple.edu/about/student-spotlight/class-of-2022/sarah-zimmerman/
The Student Public Interest Network (SPIN) also offered a bunch of great opportunities to engage in the city. I definitely recommend spending time with family or friends who aren’t in law school– the experience can become a little echo-chamber-y, and it’s nice to forget about Torts or Crim Pro for a while and simply enjoy others’ company.
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At Temple Law, Lilah is the President of the Student Public Interest Network, Co-President of the National Lawyer’s Guild, and an Executive Board member of Law Students for Reproductive Justice. Her main legal interests include policy surrounding detained immigrants and the effects of recent Executive Memoranda regarding immigration.
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In addition, more than 25 members of the Temple Law community participated in a cleanup project at the John F. Street Community Center, part of the Philadelphia Housing Authority’s Richard Allen Homes development, that was organized by the Office of Public Interest Programs, Black Law Students Association (BLSA), and Student Public Interest Network (SPIN).
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While a student at Temple, Lydia has served as co-chair of the Student Public Interest Network’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee and as a representative for the Student Wellness Association and the Latin American Law Student Association. She is also the founder and president of Visual and Interactive Techniques for All Legal Learners (VITALL),
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At Temple, Lillie has been involved with the Student Public Interest Network and Jewish Law Student Network. She has gained pardons and expungement experience working with Philadelphia Lawyers for Social Equity. Lillie was an Equal Justice Works Fellow in the Summer of 2022.
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She was the co-President of the Temple Law National Lawyers Guild, co-chair of the Immigration and Human Rights Committee, and member of the Student Public Interest Network. 2016-17 IILPP Student Fellows Miriam Abaya ’17 was a fellow during her third-year at Temple University Beasley School of Law, where she was a Law & Public Policy Scholar.
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It’s that time of year when the Temple Law community rallies around SPIN, the Student Public Interest Network, to raise grant money for students doing public interest work over the coming summer. The organization’s signature event – the annual SPIN Auction – is happening online all week and live at Duane Morris LLP this Thursday evening.