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Students actively analyze and address the individual and structural injustices their clients face and learn how individual client representation and/or system change projects can fill important gaps in access to justice gaps. In the second semester, students build their own change projects for access to justice systems and develop their own professional networks. Prior to joining Boston University, Professor Mann worked as a civil rights attorney in the Department of Education`s Office of Civil Rights, where she investigated, mediated, and settled claims involving educational institutions` compliance with federal civil rights laws, including Title IX, Title VI, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. From 2003 to 2010, Professor Mann worked as a staff attorney at Greater Boston Legal Services and Washington Empowered Against Violence, representing low-income survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in family law and injunction matters. Professor Mann writes in the areas of Title IX, sexual assault and constitutional procedures. For more information about this process, see: How to change your preferred first name and email alias. Jennifer Bird, YLS 2004Career Counselling Consultant for Private Sector Alumni RemoteConsultation Orientation: Private Sector an appointment with Jen BirdJen joined CDO in 2020 as a Remote Career Counselling Consultant, advising alumni and first-year students in their cohort of consultants regarding employment in the private sector. Jen received her B.S.

in Psychology from Brown University, where she graduated magna laude and Phi Beta Kappa, and received her JD from Yale Law School. Prior to earning her J.D., Jen worked as a legislative assistant to U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy. During law school, she worked as a summer clerk at the Federal Court of Australia and interned for the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union. Between 2004 and 2007, she worked as a Tax and Trusts and Estates Partner at White & Case LLP, focusing on wealth planning for high net worth clients and general tax matters. Jen switched to recruiting in 2008 and co-founded legal recruitment firm Springboard Search Group in 2018. Over the past few years, Jen has advised and negotiated hundreds of partners, advisors and lawyers in various practice areas with major law firms across the country. In addition, she has placed numerous lawyers in companies ranging from a solar energy start-up to asset managers and a major sports league. She has also facilitated workshops for lawyers seeking other careers and has lectured on partner career paths and integration into the firm on the Bar Association`s boards of directors. (LL.M., M.S.L., J.S.D. and Ph.D. in law programs and visiting scholar Program) If your preferred first name differs from your legal first name, you can request the use of your preferred first name.

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Samantha Stroman is a third-year law student from Bethesda, Maryland. Samantha studied Global Affairs at Yale University.