Attorney Mentors Sought for Boyd Law Mentor Program – UPDATED

Nevada Bar members are invited to mentor students at the UNLV William S. Boyd School of Law. Interested members are invited to volunteer. Learn more from this UPDATED announcement >

The CCBA’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee for Equity (DICE) invites bar members to help mentor law students.

Nevada Bar members are invited to mentor students at the UNLV William S. Boyd School of Law. The new mentor program at UNLV Law is designed to pair a first-generation law student with an attorney in the Las Vegas area. First generation students often feel, and are, alone when trying to navigate the legal field. The purpose of this program is to bridge that gap. The attorney-mentor is someone the law student-mentee can go to for any questions they might have about law school, summer internships, practice areas, the bar exam, entry into the legal field, etc.

Interested attorneys are invited to fill out the form below. Responses will be forwarded to elody.tignor@ogletree.com.

Attorney Mentor Volunteer Form

Attorney Mentor Volunteer Form

Please provide a bit of information about yourself. The information provided below will help in the efforts to match a law student with a mentor. That is, perhaps the student went to the same undergrad, had the same major, wants to practice law outside of Nevada, or has an interest in a particular practice area. Thank you!
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For more information about the mentorship program, reach out to Elody Tignor at Ogletree Deakins or Brian Wall, Associate Dean for Student Affairs, UNLV Law.