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The Law School’s Center for Professional Values and Practice provides a vehicle through which to examine the role of the legal profession and approaches to law practice. The Center’s work supports the development of lawyering skills and reflective professionalism, including consideration of how these have evolved over the decades, even as business and ethical pressures have intensified and become more complex, and the roles of lawyers in society have multiplied.

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Aysha Schomburg
Aysha Schomburg
My office is responsible for helping young people between the ages of 16 and 21 transition out of foster care. We have a variety of programs that help them get higher education, housing, jobs, and other types of support. It’s stressful. I have to be very efficient with my time. I can’t burn the midnight oil. I leave at 5:30 every day to go to class. More
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