This event has passed.On Thursday, February 23, national fair housing expert Demetria McCain, spoke on “Federal Fair Housing Policy in the Biden-Harris Administration.” The talk was held in the law school’s Eidman Courtroom at 4:15pm with a reception afterwards.

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Despite entering in equal numbers, women continue to leave the legal profession at higher rates than men. The goal of Accelerate Career Start is to improve the retention of first-year lawyers and strengthen the pipeline to partnership and leadership positions.

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This event has passed.The Center for Women in Law co-sponsored an event with the William Wayne Justice Center for Public Interest Law and Texas Law Office for Equity and Inclusion on November 16, 2022.

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The Pathways Series empowers students to learn more about and engage with different legal careers and professionals. Through the Pathways Series, the Center highlights a variety of career paths and successful lawyers.

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The Center for Women in Law hosted a Back to School Reception for Faculty and Students on August 30, 2022. At the reception, students had the opportunity to mingle with colleagues and faculty.

Location: Zoom The Center for Women in Law hosted an Ex Libris event featuring the book Women in Law: Discovering the True Meaning of Success.

Learn more about the 2022 Women's Power Summit™

Since 2009, the invitation-only Women’s Power Summit™ has convened the Who’s Who of influential women in the legal profession to generate ideas and lead change.

Our first CWIL intern-initiated program “Coffee with the Court” featured three distinguished Judges.