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Capehart Hosts Panel Discussion for 1Ls Capehart Scatchard in Mount Laurel hosted a remote panel discussion on June 22 for first-year law students…
August 11, 2021 at 10:25 AM
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Capehart Hosts Panel Discussion for 1Ls
1L PANEL DISCUSSION: From left to right, top line: Capehart Scatchard attorney Sanu Dev; Rhasheda Douglas, Assistant Dean, Director of the Minority Student Program, Rutgers Law School; Capehart Scatchard attorney Stacey Gorin; Gitika Kapoor, Kristen Doyle, Sean Dugan, Billie Mwangi; from left to right, second line: Vanessa Calixto, Dani Mannino, Eric Richwine, Loris Dennis, Udoka Egbutu; from left to right, third line: Gwin Duangnapa, Zaniya Lewis, Morgan Walsh, Nayomi Torres-Velez, Christian Rodriguez; from left to right, fourth line: Gabrian Francis, Neeraja Aravindan, Jeremy Koepf, Brandon Gonzalez Jimenez, Andrew Ibarra; from left to right, fifth line: Chakeema Cruickshank; Capehart Scatchard attorney Ana-Eliza Bauersachs; and Gee Paegar.
Capehart Scatchard in Mount Laurel hosted a remote panel discussion on June 22 for first-year law students from Rutgers Law School who are part of the Rutgers Minority Student Program. Capehart Scatchard attorneys Ana-Eliza Bauersachs, Sanmathi (Sanu) Dev, and Stacey Gorin, and summer law clerks Kristen Doyle, Sean Dugan and Gitika Kapoor, served as panelists participating in a discussion on law careers in private practice. The panelists shared their experiences and insights about succeeding in law school, increasing diversity and inclusion in the profession, and demystifying the summer law clerk experience. The event was hosted by Capehart Scatchard's diversity and inclusion committee, which Dev leads.
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