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SUMMARY:JD Genesis - Northern California Law School Admissions Panel
DESCRIPTION:Interested in attending law school in Northern California? Join admissions officers from several Northern California law schools for a live Zoom webinar where they’ll discuss the application process\, share admissions insights\, and answer your questions. \nWe will have admissions officers from: \n🌱 University of California\, Berkeley School of Law\n🌱 University of California\, College of the Law\, San Francisco (formerly UC Hastings)\n🌱 University of San Francisco School of Law\n🌱 Santa Clara University School of Law\n🌱 University of California\, Davis School of Law\n🌱 University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law
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SUMMARY:JD Genesis - DC Law Student Panel
DESCRIPTION:Interested in attending a law school in Washington\, D.C.? Join us on Sunday\, July 19th at 4 pm PST for a panel of law students from across Washington\, D.C. We will have an insightful and candid discussion about choosing a law school and thriving. \nIt’s time to introduce our panelists! \n🌱 Kira Jones is a rising second-year law student at Howard University School of Law and a graduate of The Ohio State University. Passionate about environmental justice\, she previously interned at the White House and enjoys hot yoga\, concerts\, art galleries\, and exploring D.C. cafés. \n🌱Jazanae Reid is a second-year law student at The George Washington University Law School and a Georgia State University alumna. On campus\, she’s President of the Tech Law Student Association and Fundraising Chair of her school’s Student Bar Association. Currently\, she is focusing on the Religious Freedom Restoration Act and cites her passion as having led her to pursue a career in public service. Outside of school and work\, Jazanaé enjoys reading\, hiking\, and baking. \n🌱 Maryam Alghafir is a recent graduate of Georgetown Law and an alumna of the University of Houston. During law school\, she represented a client in the CALS Asylum Clinic and interned with Human Rights First\, Center for Constitutional Rights \, Syria Justice and Accountability Centre\, TrialWatch Clooney Foundation for Justice\, and the United States Department of Justice Human Rights and Special Prosecution Section. A Global Law Scholar\, she studied Public International Law at Leiden University College The Hague. Outside of academics\, she enjoys baking\, cooking\, spending time with her cat\, and nature walks. \n🌱 Ryan Ferebee is a 2025 graduate of The Catholic University of America\, Columbus School of Law. Ryan currently supports future law students through the admissions process and hopes to build a career in estate planning. \n🌱Jazzalin Grindle is a third-year law student at American University Washington College of Law\, having previously received her BA in Political Science with a Minor in Deaf Studies from Boston University. Following her undergraduate education\, Jazzalin became the first in her family to attend law school. As President of ADVANCE\, AUWCL’s organization for first-generation law students\, she advocates for first-generation law students and plans to pursue criminal defense and plaintiff-side personal injury litigation. She also enjoys music and crafting. \n🌱 Kashae G. is a second-year evening law student at the University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law (UDC Law) and a Villanova University alumna\, with a Bachelor of Arts in English and Criminology. While at Villanova\, she became an advocate for marginalized students and a published writer focusing on diversity\, equity\, and inclusion. Currently\, she is a full-time paralegal and serves as a 2LE Senator for her school’s SBA.
URL:https://www.jdgenesis.org/event/jd-genesis-dc-law-student-panel/
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SUMMARY:JD Genesis - Philadelphia Law Student Panel
DESCRIPTION:Interested in attending law school in Philadelphia? Join us this Sunday\, July 12 at 4pm PST for a panel of law students from law schools in and near Philadelphia. We will have an insightful and candid discussion on choosing a law school and thriving. This session pulls back the curtain on the decision-making process\, exploring how to weigh school culture\, academic programs\, and personal “fit” when selecting the right campus. From managing the transition into 1L to building a meaningful support system while balancing life\, our panelists will share their law school journey. \nIt’s time to introduce our panelists! \n🌱 Gabriel Wright is a rising second-year law student at Temple University – James E. Beasley School of Law. A University of Pennsylvania alumnus and Beasley Scholar\, Gabe brings experience from a judicial internship with the U.S. District Court to his legal studies. Focused on litigation and transactional law\, he is spending his upcoming summers at Fox Chase Cancer Center and competing on Temple’s National Trial Team. Off-campus\, you’ll find him welcoming prospective students as an Owl Ambassador tour guide—ask him about his favorite spots in Philly! \n🌱 Pilar Gomez is a recent graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School. A Florida Gulf Coast University alumna and former Philadelphia Legal Assistance intern\, Pilar brings experience from public interest advocacy to her legal career. Focused on litigation\, she is spending her upcoming fall joining Cravath\, Swaine & Moore LLP as a litigation associate in New York City. Off-campus\, you’ll find her exploring the city’s food scene and walking her dogs—ask her what she’s currently binge-watching! \n🌱 Marissa Harley is a rising third-year law student at Drexel University’s Thomas R. Kline School of Law. A Temple University alumna and co-founder of the Transactional Law Honors Society\, Marissa brings experience from civil rights advocacy and legal aid to her law studies. Focused on transactional law and intellectual property\, she is spending her upcoming year serving on the Drexel Law Review Notes Committee. Off-campus\, you’ll find her playing the oboe and English horn in local ensembles—ask her about her latest scrapbooking project! \n🌱 Dean Millard is a rising second-year law student at Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law. A magna cum laude Villanova University alumnus and the first Black Student Body President in the university’s history\, Dean brings experience from the White House press corps and state government to his legal studies. Focused on litigation\, corporate\, and investment management\, he is spending his upcoming year writing for the Moorad Sports Law Journal and competing on the Scarpa Corporate Negotiation Team. Off-campus\, you’ll find him DJing events\, modeling in fashion shows or recording his basketball podcast called “Tap In”!
URL:https://www.jdgenesis.org/event/jd-genesis-philadelphia-law-student-panel/
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SUMMARY:JD Genesis - Ivy League Law Student Panel
DESCRIPTION:Interested in attending an Ivy League law school? Join us on Saturday\, April 25 at 12 pm PST for a panel of law students from across some of the top ranked law schools in the country. We will have an insightful and candid discussion on choosing a law school and thriving. This session pulls back the curtain on the decision-making process\, exploring how to weigh school culture\, academic programs\, and personal “fit” when selecting the right campus. From managing the transition into 1L to building a meaningful support system while balancing life\, our panelists will share their law school journey. \nIt’s time to introduce our panelists! \n🌱 Elisabeth Betts is a first-year law student at Columbia Law School. A Northwestern University alumna and Richard Paul Richman Leadership Fellow\, Elisabeth brings experience from private equity to her legal studies. Focused on corporate law\, she is spending her upcoming summers at a hedge fund and a top-tier law firm. Off-campus\, you’ll find her exploring NYC’s food scene—check her 400+ ratings on Beli! \n🌱 Ian Hayes is a third-year law student at Cornell Law School. The Editor-in-Chief of the Cornell Law Review (Vol. 111)\, Ian is a Harvard University graduate with a diverse professional background ranging from juvenile corrections to marketing. His legal training has centered on high-stakes clinical work\, including appellate death penalty defense and asylum representation. Outside of the law\, he’s a gospel choir singer and a hopeful plant parent. \n🌱 Elsie Mares is a first-year law student at Yale Law School. An aspiring human rights lawyer with a Master of Public Policy from McGill\, Elsie’s career is rooted in immigration justice and labor organizing. At Yale\, she serves as a Features Editor for the Yale Journal of International Law\, the 1L representative for La Sociedad de Latino Law Students\, and works with the Lowenstein Human Rights Clinic. \n🌱 Landry Irumva is a first-year law student at Harvard Law School. With a deep background in federal policy\, Landry previously worked on Capitol Hill for the Congressional Black Caucus and the late Senator Dianne Feinstein. At HLS\, he serves as a Managing Executive Editor of the Harvard Law & Policy Review. He is headed to Covington & Burling LLP and Meta for his upcoming summers\, focusing on the intersection of law\, policy\, and tech.
URL:https://www.jdgenesis.org/event/jd-genesis-ivy-league-law-student-panel/
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SUMMARY:JD Genesis - NYC Law Student Panel
DESCRIPTION:Interested in attending a law school in New York City? Join us on Saturday\, April 18 at 11:30 am PST for a panel of law students from across New York City. We will have an insightful and candid discussion on choosing a law school and thriving. This session pulls back the curtain on the decision-making process\, exploring how to weigh school culture\, academic programs\, and personal “fit” when selecting the right campus. From managing the transition into 1L to building a meaningful support system while balancing life\, our panelists will share their law school journey. \nIt’s time to introduce our panelists! \n🌱 Sherell Farmer is a second-year law student and Root-Tilden-Kern Public Interest Scholar at New York University School of Law. A Brooklyn native and Cornell University alumna\, Sherell is a dedicated advocate for racial justice. With a background in campus organizing and DEI\, she is currently honing her skills in impact litigation and movement lawyering through NYU’s Civil Rights and Criminal Legal Systemic Clinic\, Solitary Confinement Project\, and the NYU Parole Advocacy Project. \n🌱 Sara Juantorena is a first-year law student at Fordham University School of Law. A Wesleyan University graduate with a background in nonprofit development and data strategy\, Sara is now pursuing a legal career with a focus on transactional work. At Fordham\, she is an active member of the Suspension Representation Project and enjoys playing New York Times games in her downtime. \n🌱 Bianca Hayles is a second-year law student at Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University. A Queens native and John Jay College (CUNY) alumna\, Bianca is the President of both BLSA and the Public Interest Law Students Organization. With experience at the Innocence Project and Salesforce\, she is a passionate advocate for criminal justice reform and the founder of the THY Campaign for youth with disabilities. In her downtime\, Bianca enjoys exploring tea varieties and scrapbooking. \n🌱 Quinn McFeeters is a second-year law student at City University of New York School of Law. Driven by a background in fair housing advocacy\, Quinn is pursuing a career in worker-side employment and labor law. This summer\, he will serve as a Peggy Browning Fellow at CASA. Outside of law school\, ask Quinn about what he’s reading\, how Real Betis has been playing\, or what open-water swim he’s training for. \n🌱 Kiyon Cho\, M.Ed is a third-year law student at Brooklyn Law School. The President of Brooklyn Law’s BLSA and a Moot Court competitor\, Kiyon focuses on education equity and disability rights. Following graduation and successful clinical work in mediation and civil rights\, Kiyon will begin their legal career at The Legal Aid Society.
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