But more importantly, as lawyers, we occupy another unique vantage point in our society: the space between what is and what ought to be. . . This… Read more “From the Porch with your Torch”
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You are a Giant to Someone
The next time you face a challenge, one that makes you feel vulnerable, I encourage you to choose to take it on. Because people are in the… Read more “You are a Giant to Someone”
An Opportunity for Leadership: Testing Assumptions
Understanding the power of assumptions, both positive and negative, is important to leadership. Assumptions contribute to efficacious decision-making. The invitation to test assumptions offers each of us an opportunity… Read more “An Opportunity for Leadership: Testing Assumptions”
Pandemic or Pandemonium? How Student Leaders Can Navigate the Situation
Before the College of Law announced the new restrictions for student organizations this fall due to COVID-19, I knew there would be restrictions. I knew there were going… Read more “Pandemic or Pandemonium? How Student Leaders Can Navigate the Situation”
Good Trouble, for Lawyers
“John Lewis’ charge to “say something, do something” is easy to accept in the abstract but more important to accept in the face of risk. Accepting this charge… Read more “Good Trouble, for Lawyers”
