by ANU College of Law
Law and Disorder is a student-led podcast produced by The Australian National University (ANU) College of Law that aims to demystify the law school experience. Each episode features one-on-one interviews with alumni, tracing their personal and professional journeys since law school and sharing advice to current or aspiring law students. Hosted by Audrey Mims, a Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics student at ANU.
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November 8, 2024
Andrew Chakrabarty (JD ’18), principal at Adero Law, meets with Audrey Mims to unpack his time at ANU as an international student and early his career, and to demystify the realities of a career in litigation. If you have any feedback or podcast suggestions, email us: marketing.law@anu.edu.au Episode hosted and produced by Audrey Mims on Ngunnawal and Ngambri land.
November 1, 2024
ANU law students Rosie Bendo and Laura Mobini, both members of the Law Reform and Social Justice Human Rights Hub, present their new podcast Right Now, which will unpack what human rights are and their intersections with other disciplines. If you have any feedback or podcast suggestions, email us: marketing.law@anu.edu.au To get in touch with Rosie and Laura about the Right Now podcast, email lrsjhumanrights@gmail.com Learn more about LRSJ projects and initiatives: https://lrsj.anu.edu.au/ LRSJ Human Rights Hub and case studies: https://lrsjhumanrights.wordpress.com/aboutus/ Episode hosted and produced by Audrey Mims on Ngunnawal and Ngambri land.
October 24, 2024
Max Farinazzo (LLB’24), recent law graduate and proud Kamilaroi man, shares his experience with the ANU College of Law’s Deep Listening Clinic and reflects on his final paper for the course, in which he wrote about the importance of embracing First Nations-led on-Country learning in Australian law schools. If you have any feedback or podcast suggestions, email us: marketing.law@anu.edu.au Learn more about ANU Clinic courses: https://law.anu.edu.au/current-students/professional-experience/clinical-courses Episode hosted and produced by Audrey Mims on Ngunnawal and Ngambri land.
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Law and Disorder is a student-led podcast produced by The Australian National University (ANU) College of Law that aims to demystify the law school experience. Each episode features one-on-one interviews with alumni, tracing their personal and professional journeys since law school and sharing advice to current or aspiring law students.
Hosted by Audrey Mims, a Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics student at ANU.
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