Northwestern Undergraduate Law Journal Speaker Series

Northwestern Undergraduate Law Journal

Northwestern Undergraduate Law Journal (NULJ) provides a platform for the submission and discussion of law-related topics for students at Northwestern University. As we are no longer on campus, NULJ members were looking for virtual ways to continue to engage with our readers across the country. In this podcast, we discuss the legal ramifications and constitutional dilemmas surrounding the coronavirus pandemic and summer current events.

  1. Jun 24

    S5 Ep6 Part 2: René Jovel, First Generation Lawyer

    Part 2 is here! René Jovel continues outlining his incredible journey, starting this episode with his experience as a law student. Jovel is honest about the challenges embedded in law school; however, he highlights the ultimate life-changing rewards that studying the law has yielded for him. His diverse professional background within the legal career means that this episode has a little something for everyone. Enjoy!

  2. Jun 24

    S5 Ep6 Part 1: René Jovel, First Generation Lawyer

    Deciding to attend law school is a big deal. Applying requires thoughtful essays, diligent LSAT studying, and a major financial burden. To gain some insight, listen to the wise words of Northwestern alumn and first-generation lawyer, René Jovel. This wonderful guest holds such a wealth of insight to share that he has a two podcast episodes! Enjoy Part 1 of his college life and early career, and stay tuned for Part 2!

  3. Jun 23

    S5 Ep5: Immigration Law with Attorney Alen Takhsh

    Immigration law is at the forefront of political policy today. Listen as Mr. Takhsh breaks down the constantly-changing daily workload of an immigration attorney, and the attitude required to succeed in this increasingly uncertain field of law. He presents the extreme challenges that immigration attorneys face at this moment, but also the extraordinary importance of doing the work. This episode could not come at a better time, so be sure to take a listen!

  4. Mar 3

    S5 Ep4: Restorative Justice and Wrongful Convictions with Pamela Cytrynbaum

    Please join us for a wonderful episode with Pamela, who works as the restorative justice manager at the James B. Moran Center for Youth Advocacy. Her background in journalism, as a graduate of our own Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism, sheds a unique light on the criminal legal system. Her work with innocence centers and wrongful convictions is a beacon of hope. This is an incredible episode, especially for those who desire a career in righting wrongful convictions and furthering restorative justice without pursuing a degree in law. Enjoy!

  5. Jan 25

    S5 Ep3: Advice and insight with Lauren from the ACLU

    For those interested in the public sector and politics, this one is for you! Join us as we speak with Lauren, the Director of Strategic Communications at the ACLU. This episode is perfect for those who want to work in the public interest/legal sector without going to law school! A Northwestern University alumna, Lauren is a wealth of knowledge.

  6. Jan 25

    S5 Ep2: Life of a Law Student with Jessica

    Join us while we talk with Jessica, a law student at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law. Listen as Jessica provides insight on what life is like once you get to law school, and how to get the most out of those three years! From classes, to recruiting, to life after law school, get the inside information with Jessica!

  7. Jan 23

    S5 Ep1: Law School Application Advice with Victoria Inoyo

    Join us with an incredible episode about law school applications with an expert in the field! Our guest, Victoria Inoyo is the Director of Advising at Juris Education, a leading law school admissions consulting edtech startup. Explore their website to learn more about law school applications and how Juris Education can aid in your journey!

  8. 06/06/2024

    S4 Ep2: The Legal Landscape of Music with Prof. DiCola

    In this engaging discussion, Haarika interviews Professor DiCola from Pritzker Law School. They delve into Professor DiCola’s background and his fascinating journey into copyright law, driven by his passion for music. The conversation covers various aspects of copyright law, including the intricacies of digital sampling, the challenges musicians face with licensing, and how these laws impact music creation. Additionally, they touch on the evolution of revenue streams for musicians in the digital age, the effects of AI-generated music on the industry, and valuable advice for pre-law students interested in entering this field.

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Northwestern Undergraduate Law Journal (NULJ) provides a platform for the submission and discussion of law-related topics for students at Northwestern University. As we are no longer on campus, NULJ members were looking for virtual ways to continue to engage with our readers across the country. In this podcast, we discuss the legal ramifications and constitutional dilemmas surrounding the coronavirus pandemic and summer current events.

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  • Creator
    Northwestern Undergraduate Law Journal
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    44
  • Rating
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    © Northwestern Undergraduate Law Journal