Emily Bazelon Inspires Yale Law Students to Explore Non-Traditional Careers
Yale Law School hosted journalist and YLS Fellow Emily Bazelon '93 LAW '00 for a talk titled 'Training the Next Generation'. The event, part of a speaker series focusing on legal skill building and career paths, saw students and community members gather to hear Bazelon's insights.
Bazelon, known for her work on issues like shaken baby syndrome, connected her law school education with her career as a journalist. She explored alternate career paths for law students, emphasizing the importance of feeling one can make a difference despite political tensions.
Attendee Brenda Cachay '21 LAW '28 appreciated Bazelon's talk, finding value in learning about non-traditional legal careers. Bazelon is set to participate in another event at Yale Law School, 'Punishment at the Crossroads', on Thursday.
Bazelon's talk, part of a series featuring attorneys with accomplished careers in various legal fields, inspired attendees to consider diverse paths for their legal education. The school continues to plan guest speakers for future events, with no specific details yet on the program for reproductive rights.
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