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Upcoming Event: So I Wanted to Work for the Federal Government… and then Trump Got Elected. What Now?

by MJR&L on March 8, 2017April 21, 2019

The Michigan Journal of Race & Law will be hosting a panel with professors to discuss options for students who are interested in working for the federal government but who have reservations or concerns as a result of the current political climate. Featuring  Professors Bagenstos, Katz, Uhlmann and Schlanger as well as Melanie Macey and […]

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