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Law students will participate in fieldwork for the study under the auspices of the Pro Bono Program, traveling to the border region to interview homeowners in areas selected for further investigation

Florida University graduate interested in environmental justice, particularly with respect to energy

Six members of the class of 2011 have been honored by the Justice Center for their extraordinary commitment to using the law to serve others

Claire Rodriguez, '11, will work with the Equal Justice Center in its San Antonio office representing low-wage workers in the tourism industry

Students prepared wills for low-income homeowners, presented information about workers' rights, and assisted with immigration matters

2011 Chancellors include Equal Justice Scholar Lawson Konvalinka

Shytles will work at Advocacy Inc. as an attorney ad litem appointed to represent teenage girls with disabilities in the foster care or juvenile justice system

UT News: The William Wayne Justice Papers should help researchers shed additional light on Ruiz and Judge Justice's role in transforming Texas prisons

Robert Brothers, '11, has been selected to receive the first Scott Ozmun Fellowship to work on pro bono cases through Volunteer Legal Services of Central Texas

Stanford graduate interested in labor and environmental issues as they relate to agriculture