LawSoc's Legal Loop: Recent Episodes
Leeds University Law Society
In this episode, Legal Loops hosts a discussion with our very own Law graduate Jordan Denney a former Student Success Tutor but now a Student graduate recruiter.
Tune in to listen to all of Jordan's interesting experiences as a former law student who opted for a career outside of law and the valuable advice she has in store for us.
In this episode , Legal Loops has an interesting and insightful discussion with current PhD student and teaching assistant Mr James Greenwood-Reeves at the University of Leeds Law School about LGBTQI+ AWARENESS. He speaks about his experiences and successes as an LGBTQI+ individual within the legal industry .Tune in to deepen your understanding during LGBTQI+ history month and get advice from James to build a successful legal journey.
Legal Loop speaks to the executive team at Women Breaking Barriers on their success, future plans and the inequalities they see within University of Leeds. We also interview Professor Fiona Smith to discuss her extraordinary journey to becoming a professor, author and expert witness as well as the failures and gender barriers that come with a career.
Welcome to Part 2 of our series where we interview your 2020 LawSoc Committee. Join us as we interview Louie (Socials), Eleanor (Sports) and Hafsa (Events)!
Legal Loops brings you an insight into the 2020 LawSoc Executives. Listen to this interview with Kingsley (President), Holly (General Secretary) and Lucy (Treasuer), where we discuss their roles in the Law Society, their future plans and their life at Leeds. We also dive deeper and learn more about them!
Alongside Mental Health Awareness Week in the UK this week, the Leeds Law Society's podcast team interview James Johnston, a Support Counsellor for Leeds Law School and Bella Troy-Williamson, a third year who suffers with mental health conditions. We highlight the importance of education about mental health and discuss the need for improved support and guidance systems in institutions and the wider society.
Professor Iyiola Solanke explains the process, advantages, disadvantages and possible future of Brexit. She speaks with Thabang Royds on the UK's process of joining the EU, Brexit and its suspected repercussions on the UK.
Paige Taylor, LawSoc's Media and Publicity Secretary interviews Kingsley Duru and Blaise King on the importance of Black History Month and also their future career paths. Blaise also addresses his Stephen Lawrence Scholarship with Freshfields.
Paige Taylor, LawSoc's Media and Publicity Secretary interviews the Society's President Quinton McAndrews.