4th Annual Women in Law Regional Conference
Join us for Women, Leadership, and Law, the 4th Annual Women in Law Regional Conference at Utah Valley University on April 30, 2016. Register now! This conference immediately follows BYU Women's Conference that same week. We have an excellent lineup of speakers and topics that you won't want to miss!
Angelina Tsu, Utah State Bar President
"Lemonade 101: Making the Most of Bias"
Implicit bias is the bias in judgment or behavior that results from subtle cognitive processes, and, like it or not, it is a reality in the workforce. Ms. Tsu's presentation will discuss the issue of implicit bias: what it is, how it affects both men and women, and most importantly, what we can do about it. Is it possible for us to outsmart biology and use implicit bias to our advantage?
Implicit bias is the bias in judgment or behavior that results from subtle cognitive processes, and, like it or not, it is a reality in the workforce. Ms. Tsu's presentation will discuss the issue of implicit bias: what it is, how it affects both men and women, and most importantly, what we can do about it. Is it possible for us to outsmart biology and use implicit bias to our advantage?
Karen Clemes, General Counsel of Utah Valley University
"The Joyful Lawyer"
Lawyers are notorious for being unhappy and stressed out. Benjamin Franklin said, “The Constitution only gives people the right to pursue happiness. You have to catch it yourself.” This session will provide insights on how to take charge of “catching” your own happiness, including by being mindful of your level of happiness, learning to say no better, discovering what activities make you feel the most joyful, and even changing jobs if needed.
Lawyers are notorious for being unhappy and stressed out. Benjamin Franklin said, “The Constitution only gives people the right to pursue happiness. You have to catch it yourself.” This session will provide insights on how to take charge of “catching” your own happiness, including by being mindful of your level of happiness, learning to say no better, discovering what activities make you feel the most joyful, and even changing jobs if needed.
Lisa Watts Baskin, Founder of Real Women Run
"Power Up, Sisters"
Women serve a unique and invaluable role in their communities, and can use their talents to participate more fully in public life and civic leadership. This session will focus on empowering women to embrace these roles by getting involved, whether that means running for political office, participating in local boards and commissions, or simply engaging more fully in the political system.
Sara Dansie Jones, Co-Founder of the Women Tech Council and President of IFINIDI
"Make Rain While the Sun Shines: Leveraging the Power of Networks in Your Career"
For those who may not currently be practicing law, this presentation will focus on “crafting” a career from a legal foundation and allowing that career to grow and thrive. Ms. Jones has coached dozens of lawyers and executives over the years on growing their business and career transitions.
For those who may not currently be practicing law, this presentation will focus on “crafting” a career from a legal foundation and allowing that career to grow and thrive. Ms. Jones has coached dozens of lawyers and executives over the years on growing their business and career transitions.
Barbara Melendez, Immigration Practice Chair at Richards Brandt Miller Nelson
"Women Mentoring Women"
This session will discuss the role of a mentor, the importance of women supporting and empowering one another, and practical ways that seasoned practitioners can prepare themselves to serve as mentors, develop leadership traits, and build long-lasting relationships with those they mentor.
Gayla Sorenson, Dean of Admissions at the J. Reuben Clark Law School
"In Defense of Our First Freedom"
Religious freedom is our first freedom and one that is being attacked on many fronts. This presentation will provide a high-level look at some of the critical, interesting issues that currently exist in this area of law, and discuss ways to get personally involved in defending this key right.
Date: Saturday, April 30, 2016
Time: 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. (registration begins at 8:30 a.m.)
Location: Centre Stage, Sorenson Student Center, Utah Valley University
Cost: $40, which includes 4 credits of CLE, breakfast, and lunch ($20 for students)
(Please contact Emily Adams at eadams@adamslegalllc.com if you just want the CLE credits and no meals, or if you have any questions)
Cost: $40, which includes 4 credits of CLE, breakfast, and lunch ($20 for students)
(Please contact Emily Adams at eadams@adamslegalllc.com if you just want the CLE credits and no meals, or if you have any questions)
We hope you can join us for this spectacular event. Register here now!
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