Register Now! 2/3 Student Watch Party & Virtual Program | Growing Up Marshall
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2022 12:41 pm
Growing Up Marshall Life, Legacy & Lessons Learned ... Reflections from John W. Marshall, son of Thurgood Marshall, our first African-American U.S. Supreme Court Justice.
Join us as John Marshall discusses growing up as the son of Justice Thurgood Marshall and the impact of his father on his life and on American history.
Organized by The Buffalo Law Review and Black Law Student Association (BLSA)
Sponsored by Fried Frank and UB School of Law
Thursday, February 3, 2022
5:30 p.m. - UB Law Students Only Watch Party (106 O'Brian Hall)
- Light snacks and beer/wine
- Brought to you by the Bar Association of Erie County
6:30 p.m. - Virtual Discussion via Zoom Webinar
To Attend, Registration is required!
https://www.law.buffalo.edu/news/growin ... e_96768036
Commentary will be provided by Prof. Luis Chiesa, vice dean for diversity, equity, and inclusion; Prof. Tolu Odunsi; Robert Schwenkel ’82, of counsel, Fried Frank; and law students Deborah Amponsah ’22, Patrick Callahan ’22, Qui-Essence Harris ’23, and Shakierah Smith ’22.
The virtual program is free and open to all, but you must be registered to participate. Zoom information will be emailed to the address provided in your registration confirmation.
Questions? Please contact Amy Atkinson (aatkins@buffalo.edu).
Join us as John Marshall discusses growing up as the son of Justice Thurgood Marshall and the impact of his father on his life and on American history.
Organized by The Buffalo Law Review and Black Law Student Association (BLSA)
Sponsored by Fried Frank and UB School of Law
Thursday, February 3, 2022
5:30 p.m. - UB Law Students Only Watch Party (106 O'Brian Hall)
- Light snacks and beer/wine
- Brought to you by the Bar Association of Erie County
6:30 p.m. - Virtual Discussion via Zoom Webinar
To Attend, Registration is required!
https://www.law.buffalo.edu/news/growin ... e_96768036
Commentary will be provided by Prof. Luis Chiesa, vice dean for diversity, equity, and inclusion; Prof. Tolu Odunsi; Robert Schwenkel ’82, of counsel, Fried Frank; and law students Deborah Amponsah ’22, Patrick Callahan ’22, Qui-Essence Harris ’23, and Shakierah Smith ’22.
The virtual program is free and open to all, but you must be registered to participate. Zoom information will be emailed to the address provided in your registration confirmation.
Questions? Please contact Amy Atkinson (aatkins@buffalo.edu).