Law & Leadership Conversation Series

Provided by Center for Inclusive Leadership at University of Minnesota

Minneapolis, Minnesota · Hosted over lunch (specific times not mentioned)

About this service

A lunch series where University of Minnesota law students meet with successful lawyers who became leaders in business, government, nonprofits, and schools. Students learn about different jobs lawyers can have and how legal training helps or hurts when leading teams. The informal lunch meetings let students ask questions and get advice from experienced lawyer-leaders about their careers and leadership skills.

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Who can use this

University of Minnesota law students

Cost

Free

Hours

Hosted over lunch (specific times not mentioned)

Organization

Center for Inclusive Leadership at University of Minnesota

A University of Minnesota center teaching people how to be better leaders who bring different groups together. Offers classes and training to help leaders build stronger communities where everyone belongs.

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