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Based on hours reported via Symplicity by the April 13, 2019, reporting deadline for May graduates, the Pro Bono Society Executive Board has compiled this list of Dec.
Please join us for the last Lawyers & Leaders event of the year! Join Meg Norberg from Iowa Legal Aid at 12:40 p.m. on Thursday, April 18, in 285 BLB for a discussion of trends and solutions in the legal profession.
Please join the Organization of Women Law Students and Staff at their Annual Spring Conference on April 4, 2019 at 12:30 pm in room 494. We will hear from two Iowa Law alumnae, Leena Soni and Lieutenant Colonel Amelia B. Kays, on their experiences in the legal profession.
Please check out our updated L&L schedule for the Spring Semester!
