Join us to learn more about the Boren Scholarship Program, which provides funding for undergraduate study abroad programs to study less commonly taught languages in world regions deemed critical to U.S. security, including Africa, Asia, Central and European Europe, Eurasia, Latin America, and the Middle East. Funding recipients agree to work for the federal government after graduation for one year in an area related to national security.
Join us to learn more about our newly-revised Obama Scholars Program, which is currently accepting applications from Oxy sophomores and juniors. Inspired and informed by the President’s own experience at Occidental, the Obama Scholars Program provides exceptional students from all backgrounds with a carefully crafted set of curated experiences to help propel them toward leadership and impact for the public good to create lasting and meaningful change.
Carter Norfleet is a former Oxy student and an associate in the Los Angeles office of K&L Gates LLP. While at Oxy, Carter focused his studies on politics and the law. He enjoys mentoring students and is happy to make himself available as a resource to Oxy students thinking about law school and a legal career.
Eddie A. Jauregui is a partner in Holland & Knight's Los Angeles office and a member of the firm's White Collar Defense and Investigations Team. A litigator and former federal prosecutor, Mr. Jauregui focuses on internal corporate investigations, corporate compliance and training, government enforcement, white collar criminal defense and complex business disputes.
Are you interested in public interest law and social justice lawyering?
Have you heard about Reb Law but not sure how to apply?
Join for a short informational session with Professor González!
Juniors and seniors from all majors are welcome.
Applications for the Spring 2022 Reb Law courses open October 1 and the priority deadline for submission is October 15!
Meeting ID: 870 4914 0484
Passcode: 277779
Register for the event "Land & Language" with award-winning Mojave poet Natalie Diaz (nominated for a 2020 National Book Award) and featuring NTT Professor Kai Small '07 (who is teaching CTSJ 376: Settler Colonial Studies this Fall) by going HERE.
There will be raffles, networking & breakouts, as well as info for students who would like to participate in OCLAA's mentorship program.
Disclosure: Trans Lives on Screen film follows an in-depth look at Hollywood's depiction of transgender people and the impact of their stories on transgender lives and American culture. It features Laverne Cox, Susan Stryker, Alexandra Billings, Jamie Clayton, Chaz Bono, and many more.
Following the showing of, we will engage in a lively discussion about the film.
Registration: https://bit.ly/2EpeGag