What does it mean to prepare today's Latinx law students to be successful lawyers in the U.S.?

In observance of Latinx Heritage Month, widely referred to as National Hispanic Heritage Month, this edition of the Duke Law Audio Roundtable is focusing on hearing the perspective of Latinx students at Duke Law. We’re joined by Andrea Boutros '21, Manny Jimenez '21, and David Yates '21—all members of the Duke Latin American Law Students Association.

This roundtable is moderated by Ebony Bryant, director of Diversity Initiatives at Duke Law. 

Transcript available at https://law.duke.edu/transcripts/audio/TRANSCRIPT-Duke-Law-Students-Roundtable-Preparing-Todays-Latinx-Law-Students-to-be-Successful-Lawyers.pdf

Audio Roundtable: Preparing Latinx Law Students to be Successful Lawyers

Duke Law School is an ambitious and innovative institution whose mission is to prepare students for responsible and productive lives in the legal profession by providing a rigorous legal education within a collaborative, supportive, and diverse environment.