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Public Lawyering: Which Paths Can I Take?
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**You're Invited**

Public Lawyering: Which Paths Can I Take?,

over a Yama's Dinner



Moderator: Professor Sonu Bedi



Speakers from Vermont Law School



Saturday, February 25th

6-7pm

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*Come hear about six different career paths in public law over a Yama's Dinner.

There will be opportunities to ask questions and speak directly with the panelists afterwards!*





Moderator: Professor Sonu Bedi

Assistant Professor of Government



1. Laurie Beyranevand

Topic: Vermont Legal Aid

Associate Professor of Law







2. Alex Banks

Topic: Domestic and Youth-related Issues

Staff Attorney and Assistant Professor of Law, South Royalton Legal Clinic



3. Robert B. Donin

Topic: Higher Education (student affairs, affirmative action, and intellectual property)

Dartmouth General Counsel



4. Susan Apel

Topic: Medical/Legal Issues and Family/Women’s Issues

Professor of Law and Director of the General Practice Program<mailto:[log in to unmask]>



5. Tracy Bach

Topic: Environmental Law

Professor of Law



6. Greg Johnson

Topic: LGBT Issues and Civic Engagement

Director of Legal Writing
Professor of Law



Sponsored by the Dartmouth Law Journal.

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