Alumni Profile Yendelela Neely Holston ’06 by Richard Lawson Growing up in Laurens, South Carolina, Yendelela Neely Holston ’06 was aware of racism. She recalls watching a Ku Klux Klan march at eight years old, and being overlooked for academic opportunities at school...
The president and chief legal officer of Prime Trust, which provides financial infrastructure for fintech and digital asset companies, credits much of his success to networking
A member of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, Locklear ’76 was the first Native American woman to argue before the U.S. Supreme Court
Bergin has worked with multilateral organizations, governments, and pharmaceutical industry peers on policy initiatives to incentivize the development, testing, and worldwide deployment of COVID-19 vaccines and to ensure the equitable distribution of his company’s single-dose vaccine.
Carillo’s “perseverance, passion for improving society, and love of evidence-based reasoning are all qualities to which any future lawyer or doctor should aspire,” says Professor Arti Rai.
After transitioning from work as a prosecutor to the mailroom of a major talent agency, Meigs has gone on to represent A-list clients and be recognized as one of Essence magazine’s 2021 Women in Film Pathmakers.
Alumni Profile Focused on voting Marc Elias JD/MA ’93 speaks with Dean Kerry Abrams on his career in political law, staying true to his personal values, and why he’s driven to advance voting rights and reform election law. Photo by Diego Radzinschi / © 2021 ALM Media...
Student Profile Moved to help Christine Mullen ’21 empowers others through volunteer, pro bono, and volunteer service. By Jeannie Naujeck Christine Mullen ’21 probed her interest in studying law by working as a paralegal at Cravath, Swaine & Moore in New York...
Moses brings 20 years of executive experience in Washington, D.C.’s sports and live events market to the challenge of reviving a dormant NASCAR track.
“Leverage the network” Erik Moses ’96 offers advice to Duke Law students in ESQ keynote On Feb. 12 Erik Moses ’96 returned to Duke — virtually — as keynote speaker at ESQ, the annual networking symposium for 1Ls interested in corporate law. Moses, president of the...
Winter 2021
Volume 40 | Number 1