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Thriving as a First-Generation Lawyer: From Law Student through the Practice of Law

With economic disparities and differing educational, social, or cultural backgrounds, current and future first-generation lawyers often face a new set of challenges and struggles, often without a blueprint for a path to success. During the program we’ll provide a framework to thrive as a first-generation lawyer and discuss: • Navigating law school and preparing for the bar exam • Why support systems matter and how to build yours • Techniques to detect and overcome imposter syndrome • Navigating office politics and unwritten rules • The importance of building relationships with peers and more senior lawyers early in your career • Creating a more equitable path for the next generation of first-generation legal professionals • How firms and institutions can assist in supporting first-generation lawyer Note: The content of this program does not meet requirements for continuing legal education (CLE) accreditation. You will not receive CLE credit for participating. Panelists • Dylan Bitar, University of Pittsburgh Office of Sponsored Programs • Jonathan Bogues, Michael Best & Friedrich • Victoria Clark, Former Counsel - U.S. House of Representatives • Robyn Hicks-Guinn, Hicks Guinn Law Moderator • Larissa Mañón Mervin, Legal Aid of North Carolina Sponsors • Law Student Division • YLD Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Team • YLD First-Gen Team