Cooley Graduate Adriannette Williams: Fighting for Justice

Adriannette Williams fights for justice as a George Floyd Foundation founding board member, updates...

Sumayya Saleh: Advocate on Behalf of Victims of Injustice

Sumayya Saleh’s Syrian parents, Bilal and Abida Saleh, immigrated to the United States in the...

Jigisa Patel-Dookhoo: Education key to reaching goals

To describe the most recent couple years in Jigisa Patel-Dookhoo’s life as a whirlwind would be an...

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...

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

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

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...