A cyberspace coalition of women law students known as "Ms. JD" is set to go live from New York on a Saturday night next month. The online group will host a line-up of notable judges and practitioners during its April 4-5 "Leadership Summit" of women students from 50 law campuses. The idea is to create a national sorority to advance the professional prospects of women law school graduates, and to provide them with ongoing career mentoring from practitioners.
March 28, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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A cyberspace coalition of women law students known as “Ms. JD” is set to go live from New York on a Saturday night next month – and Friday, too – at the Marriott East Side.
With underwriting from Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, the online group will host a line-up of notable judges and practitioners during its April 4-5 “Leadership Summit” of women students from 50 law campuses representing 30 states, according to organizer Anna Nelson, a second-year at Yale Law School.
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