Virtual One Hour Dual Credit CLE via Zoom "Life After Law School: Perspectives of Newly Practicing Women Lawyers/Building a Bridge Across the Multigenerational Bar

LAW values that its membership is intergenerational and has active members in various stages of their career paths.  LAW strives to appeal to its members across multiple generations and to form connections between those generations.

Plan to attend this three-part series as we examine and learn from those in different career phases. LAW seeks your input in designing its future outreach by keeping in mind the generational characteristics and career phases of its members.

August 26: Life After Law School: Perspectives of Newly Practicing Women Lawyers/Building a Bridge Across the Multigenerational Bar

The first session is an in-depth panel discussion with four newly practicing women as they share their personal experiences in the working world to give a unique perspective of what recent law school graduates have experienced after graduation and being in the early stages of their careers during the pandemic. The panelists, moderated by LAW Past President, Liz Sitgreaves, practice in the areas of personal injury, litigation, corporate/in-house and state government.

It is intended that this program will be a positive discourse to the extent that it offers solutions and building the bridge between new(er) attorneys and the multigenerational bar. 

The discussion will cover mentoring styles - connecting with mentors; barriers more specific to this generation - financial, racial and generational - and what is being done to cross those barriers. There will be a discussion on technology and how it assists in self-marketing and developing professional connections.

Shundra Crumpton	Devon Landman	Sara Diehl Naylor	Tabitha Robinson	Liz Sitgreaves

Save these dates for the next two programs in the Connecting with Members Across Generations Series:

September 10 @9:00 am: The Halftime of Your Career

October 7 @ 9:00 am:  Looking Toward Retirement or Keep Working?