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Suzy Bernstein LAW ’22 is a 2020 Law & Public Policy Scholar and a Beasley Scholar at the Temple University Beasley School of Law. At Temple, she is active in the Student Public Interest Network on their community service committee. She graduated from University of Pennsylvania in 2017 with a B.A. in English and a minor in Science, Technology ...
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At Temple, Emily is a member of the Student Public Interest Network (SPIN), the International Law Society, and the Latin American Law Students Association. Next year, Emily will be on the Moot Court team and will serve as the Treasurer of SPIN. This summer, Emily is working at Schwartz & Ballen, a financial services firm in Washington, DC.
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Participation in student organizations was a huge and important part of my Temple Law experience. From my first year I was engaged in a number of organizations on campus, including the Student Public Interest Network, Outlaw, and the Temple chapters of the National Lawyers Guild and American Constitution Society.
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Timothy Cordova ‘21 is a 2019 Law & Public Policy Scholar and a Conwell Scholar at Temple University Beasley School of Law. Tim is a native of Bucks County, Pennsylvania and completed his bachelor’s degree in government and politics with high honors at the University of Maryland. ... DC, Heather is working at the Bazelon Center for Mental ...
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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. Lilah is ...
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Shelby has served as a 1L Representative for the Political & Civil Rights Society, the NLG Expungements Clinic team, the Student Public Interest Network Diversity & Inclusion Committee, and the Student Bar Association. This summer, Shelby is working at the U.S. Department of Justice Office of the Pardon Attorney.
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In 2010, the Student Public Interest Network (SPIN) acknowledged Leonard Barrack’s generosity by honoring him with the Robert J. Reinstein Public Interest Award, which was presented by Professor Reinstein at the annual SPIN auction. “Mr. Barrack’s commitment to helping students enter public interest work is especially crucial in the ...
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During my time at Temple Law, I was involved with the Student Public Interest Network (SPIN), the Academic Core Enrichment (ACE) Program, moot court, and law review. My experience as a member of the Moot Court Competition Team taught me the importance of advocacy skills and using the state of the law and policy considerations to craft an argument.
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While in Rome, she volunteered teaching English to Roman public high school students. Ms. Ebose also conducted an anthropologic study on the culture of piazzas in Rome. ... co-chair of the Immigration and Human Rights Committee, and member of the Student Public Interest Network. Institute for International Law and Public Policy 1719 North Broad ...
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The National Lawyers Guild’s (NLG) Expungement Clinics, community service projects with the Student Public Interest Network (SPIN), and the Community Lawyering Clinic have all been wonderful ways for me to continue this work. While these have all been great experiential opportunities, I wanted to pursue this work academically in addition to ...