By Huma Khursheed MIP’s Get to Know Our Members series is a blog feature to spotlight members of the MIP Committee from North Carolina’s community of diverse attorneys and legal professionals. Members have the opportunity to introduce themselves to the broader community through a brief set of interview questions. Everyone, meet Huma Khursheed. What law […]
By Sa’Metria Jones The North Carolina Bar Association’s Minorities in the Profession (MIP) Committee hosts an annual 1L Summer Associate Program (1L SAP) that offers corporate offices and law firms an opportunity to recruit for summer internships from a candidate pool of some of the most talented students. 1L SAP candidates are well-rounded students with […]
By Erin Locklear and Cherell Harris The Minorities in the Profession Committee (MIP) of the North Carolina Bar Association is pleased to welcome all members — returning and new — to an exciting and meaningful bar year. As we step into the 2025–2026 year, we are thrilled to introduce ourselves as co-chairs: Erin Locklear and […]
By Deja Kemp MIP’s Diverse Perspectives is a monthly blog feature to spotlight a member from North Carolina’s community of diverse attorneys and legal professionals. Members have the opportunity to share a personal perspective through a brief set of interview questions. This month’s perspective is courtesy of Deja Kemp.
By Lakethia Jefferies The Spanish word “Adelante” translates to “forward,” and one of the Minorities in the Profession’s flagship programs is the annual ¡Adelanté! event, which offers a unique professional development opportunity for law students and young attorneys from diverse backgrounds. This event provides invaluable sessions on key topics such as professionalism and ethics, embracing […]
By Learla Stefanics On February 3, 2024, the Adelante event, titled “Legal Blueprints for Minority Law Students,” gathered an impressive turnout from law schools such as North Carolina Central University School of Law, Campbell Law School, and Elon University School of Law, aiming to empower law students from diverse backgrounds. Planned by the NCBA’s Minorities […]
By April Giancola On March 16, 2024, the North Carolina Bar Association Minorities in the Profession Committee hosted its annual Pre-Law Conference. Targeted to high school, college and second-career professionals, the conference was a day-long event to give a behind-the-curtain look at what it would look like for someone to attend law school, and what […]
By Robyn Magee The legal landscape is evolving, and diversity in the legal profession is becoming increasingly important. Recognizing this, the Minorities in the Profession Committee of the North Carolina Bar Association recently hosted an enlightening event – the “Minority Corporate Counsel: Being Diverse in Corporate Law” panel. The purpose of this event was to […]
By Michelle Dewkett-Kochhar MIP’s Get to Know New Members is a new blog feature to spotlight new members to the MIP Committee from North Carolina’s community of diverse attorneys and legal professionals. Members have the opportunity to introduce themselves to the broader community through a brief set of interview questions. Everyone, meet Michelle Dewkett-Kocchar. What […]
By Sidney Minter MIP’s Diverse Perspectives is a monthly blog feature to spotlight a member from North Carolina’s community of diverse attorneys and legal professionals. Members have the opportunity to share a personal perspective through a brief set of interview questions. This month’s perspective is courtesy of Sidney Minter. What law school did you attend […]