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California LAW | November 2023 Newsletter In The News 2024 Annual Pathways to Law SummitRegistration is Now Open!
November 2023 Pathway Scholar: From law academy to law school–1L Ashley Menguito’s journey is proof that inspiration can lead to incredible destinations! Ashley attended Jesse Bethel High School’s Law Academy in Vallejo as part of the Cal LAW Pathways program. She now attends UC Davis School of Law. As the first in her family who would attend college, law school seemed like uncharted territory. ... Thank you to Viktoria Kachagina, UC Davis School of Law for providing this story!
California LAW Pathways is a non-profit organization created to diversify pathways into the legal profession. Everyday your contribution forwards California LAW Pathways’ mission to impact and transform the lives of hundreds of students. Your generosity supports students! Make a DONATION today! Event Highlights Gavilan and Hartnell College Students attend USF Event
Gavilan College and Hartnell College students recently visited The University of San Francisco Law School. Students were welcomed by the Director of Admissions, Mr. Alan Guerrero and then attended Professor Duane Rudolph's tort class where they observed a "live" law school class in progress. USF provided a campus tour and a wonderful lunch. At the working lunch Director Guerrero and Professor Heidi Ho, greeted the students and three current USF law students provided their prospective of their school. This was an amazing experience for the students and greatly appreciated by the faculty and staff at both Gavilan College and Hartnell College. If your students would like to visit a law school, let us know and we will connect you to make the arrangements. Email us at info@calawpathways.org.
Pictured: East Bay Regional Assembly (above) and Greater LA Regional Assembly (below) were just two of eight held during the month of November throughout the state. Watch for notices of Regional Assemblies in Spring 2024. Regional Assemblies Cal LAW Regional Assemblies recently took place in eight regions. Forty-eight institutions had an opportunity to network and participated in discussions with Cal LAW Executive Director Pamela Enslen. Topics included partner school issues, best practices, and how Cal LAW can support our partner schools. Thank you to our host schools: Chapman University School of Law, Fresno City College, UC Davis School of Law, UC Law San Francisco, Gavilan College, Loyola Marymount University School of Law, and University of San Diego School of Law. Cal LAW Event Recordings Constitution Day: |