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Texas Law graduates helped organize projects and will supervise students in an array of virtual pro bono opportunities

Working on pro bono projects, students connected with each other and with the larger community

The scholarship is awarded annually to third-year students of outstanding academic excellence who plan to remain in Texas after graduation to practice public service law

Pichon Battle, a Louisiana-based lawyer and activist, focuses on equitable disaster recovery, global migration, community economic development, climate justice and energy democracy

INCLUDE Project partners with Texas A&M's Aggie ACHIEVE program to educate college students and their families about supported decision making agreements as an alternative to guardianships

Alyssa Gordon, Caro Rivera, and Emily Guzman Sufrin will work with the Justice Center on public service initiatives

Virtual Change It Up! 2020 featured a keynote address by Adeola Ogunkeyede, Chief Public Defender of Travis County, an alumni panel, and breakout rooms

After six months learning to deliver pro bono services online, the Mithoff Program will offer law students an array of online opportunities to serve in fall 2020