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Symposium Reflects on the Achievement Gap in the Workplace

Posted in: School News, Spotlight, Student News
Tags: Courtney Walter, FIU College of Law, FIU Law Review, Kerri L. Stone, Minding the Gap, symposium
Symposium Reflects on the Achievement Gap in the Workplace
FIU Law Review Editor-in-Chief Courtney Walter (on left) and Executive Symposium Editor Erin Auble introduce the panelists.

Why is there a strong presence of women in higher education, but the highest positions of power and prestige in law firms and corporations are still occupied by men?

That was the overarching question asked of the panelists at FIU College of Law’s Annual Law Review Symposium.  The symposium, “Minding the Gap: Reflections on the Achievement Gap Between Men and Women in the Workplace in 2013,” took place Friday, March 1, at the Rafael Diaz-Balart Hall.

The first panel, “Mapping the Gap” acclimated the audience with statistics and studies which discussed the presence of women in universities and how these statistics translate to the highest positions of power.  Additionally, the panelists provided their perspectives of why this gap exists.

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7MAR

FIU Law Hosts Panel Discussion on Gender Issues in the Legal Profession

Posted in: Faculty News, School News
Tags: Courtney Walter, FIU College of Law, Gender Issues, Gift Dorothy Mtendere Makanje, Ivana Hrdlickova, Judith C. Chirlin, Kerri L. Stone, Sofia Waqar Khattak, Svetlana Filincova, Thokozani Agnes Nyirenda-Patemba
FIU Law Hosts Panel Discussion on Gender Issues in the Legal Profession

On Tuesday, Nov. 6, the FIU College of Law hosted the panel discussion “Gender Issues in the Legal Profession: Global Perspectives.” with distinguished international women judges and scholars.

The panel, moderated by Judge Judith C. Chirlin, (Ret.) Los Angeles Superior Court, focused on gender issues in the legal profession.

Discussing the most pressing issues in their respective countries, were featured panelist Professor Kerri L. Stone (U.S.), Florida International University College of Law; Judge Svetlana Filincova (The Republic of Moldova), Supreme Court of Justice; Judge Sofia Waqar Khattak (Pakistan), District & Sessions Judge, Peshawar High Court; Judge Gift Dorothy Mtendere Makanje (The Republic of Malawi), Senior Resident Magistrate for the Malawi Judiciary; Judge Thokozani Agnes Nyirenda-Patemba (The Republic of Malawi), Assistant Registrar High Court and Supreme Court of Appeal; and Judge Ivana Hrdlickova, Ph.D. (The Czech Republic), Appellate Court in the Czech Republic, Legal Expert of Council of Europe.

“The panel could not have been more timely and important due to the plight and challenges of women worldwide who seek equality in employment and in public life, as well as meaningful protection under the law in their private lives,” said Professor Kerri L. Stone. “To have had the perspective of any one of our guests would have been incredibly interesting and valuable; to be a party to the discourse among all of them was a privilege,” she said.

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8NOV

2012-13 FIU Law Review Editorial Board Officially Begins its Tenure

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Tags: Christyno L. Hayes, Courtney Walter, Cristina Neuman, Erin Auble, FIU College of Law, FIU Law Review, Jennifer Soberal, R. Alexander Acosta
2012-13 FIU Law Review Editorial Board Officially Begins its Tenure

MIAMI – Florida International University College of Law congratulates the incoming 2012-13 FIU Law Review Editorial Board. Editorial board members include: Editor-in-Chief Courtney Walter, Managing Editor Cristina Neuman, Executive Symposium Editor Erin Auble, and Executive Comments Editor Jennifer Soberal.

The FIU Law Review is a student-run organization responsible for producing a journal of scholarly legal works.  As a symposium-based law review, their issues are composed of articles addressing a particular area of the law, with its authors often participating in a live symposium before publication.

“I congratulate the new board members of the Law Review and look forward to working with them in the year ahead,” said FIU Law Dean R. Alexander Acosta.

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