Neena Sterling: Cooley gives extra push, fight, and motivation to excel in law school

Neena Sterling (Gray Class, 2022) knew she wanted to be a lawyer since she was a young girl. When...

ABA Standard 303(c) Causes Buzz in DEI Programming in Law Schools

Below is a conversation surrounding Standard 303. Curriculum with Demetria Frank, Associate Dean...

Stephanie Ray: Inflexibility is Inherently Restrictive

Stephanie Ray was a very quiet child, but that didn’t mean she didn’t have a lot to say."I think...

WMU-Cooley Graduate Janelle Benjamin is Helping Employers “Make it Easy to be Equitable”

WMU-Cooley Law School 2005 graduate Janelle Benjamin is the founder and CEO of the company All...

Yveline Dalmacy: Charting Her Own Path of Service

What does being a lawyer mean to Yveline Dalmacy? Well, it doesn’t mean driving the fanciest car or...

Hon. Kwamé Rowe: Don’t let others tell you that you can’t do something

On Thursday, July 22, 2021, Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced the appointment of Kwamé L. Rowe to...

Nurisha A. Harvey, ESQ.: Following Family Footsteps to Advance Equal Justice

Nurisha Azizi Harvey graduated cum laude with a Juris Doctor and concentration in litigation from...

Shari Wilson:The Face of Change and Advocate for Hope

Life for Shari Wilson started off like it did for many kids – hanging out with the family, going to...

Joseph Garrido: Civilian Path Leads Back to Helping Veterans as Attorney

Marine Corps veteran Joseph Garrido knew he needed to find a meaningful new civilian path when he...

Hala Alkattan: If you are really paying attention, you can't NOT care

Even while WMU-Cooley student Hala Alkattan was working on her undergraduate degree, she knew she...