Pipeline to Law Initiative: Native American Law School Admissions Workshop at the University of California, Berkeley School of Law

Colleen Lamarre, Pillsbury senior associate, will participate during the “Why We Need More Native Attorneys” panel at the Pipeline to Law Initiative: Native American Law School Admissions Workshop at the University of California, Berkeley School of Law on June 29.

University of California, Berkeley School of Law
Warren Room
Boalt Hall #7200
Berkeley, CA 94720-7200

Event Contact
Meredith Kintner

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Colleen will present during the “Why We Need More Native Attorneys” panel on Saturday, June 29. The panel is part of a five-day program that encourages Native students interested in law school to learn more about the law, legal careers, etc. The program is in partnership with other organizations and programs, including the Indian Legal Program at Arizona State University and the Indigenous Law Program at Michigan State University.

Speaker

Colleen E. Lamarre

Partner

Non-Firm Speakers

Kate Rosier, Executive Director of the ILP at ASU Law

Samuel Kohn, Managing Associate, Dentons US LLP

Raquelle Myers, Staff Attorney, National Indian Justice Center

Nicole Myers Lim, Executive Director, California Indian Museum and Cultural Center

Sponsor

University of California, Berkeley School of Law