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Nikki Uyen Dinh
Co-Chair
GGU APALSA is a strong network of students who strive to help each other succeed in law school and the legal profession. I hope to keep up our mission of supporting our members academically, giving them opportunities for community outreach, and providing a forum for education on issues that impact the Asian Pacific Islander American community. Further, I envision the expansion of our group through connecting us to other APALSA schools and bar associations that harbor similar goals.
Interests: Public / Social Justice Litigation |
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Shirlie Anne Ho
Co-Chair
I aspire to enable APALSA to be a source of academic support, professional development, and a shoulder to lean on during our pursuit of legal careers. With this network, members will benefit from those who have come before us, and in turn, members may help encourage those following our lead.
Interests: IP Litigation, especially patent litigation |
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Denise Chan
Secretary
As Secretary, my goal is to help keep APALSA organized by keeping general members updated on club events, taking minutes, keeping club records, and overseeing club elections and voting processes so that it may effectively continue its work in providing professional growth for its members.
Interests: Appelleate, Litigation |
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Michelle Do
Treasurer
To maintain our momentum as the largest SORG on campus and diversify our group by joining forces with other GGU SORG's. Also to get students to actively participate in legal networking and social events.
Interests: Coporate law, Real Estate law. |
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Yvonne Li
Bay Area APALSA Liaison
Un Kei Wu and I are working with law student representatives across the Bay Area to put on this year's Bay Area APALSA conference, a vital opportunity for students to stay current with legal topics of interest in the APA community and network with guest-speaking attorneys. I am also responsible for designing and creating APALSA event flyers.
Interests: Elder law |
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Un Kei Wu
Bay Area APALSA Liaison
I am working with Yvonne Li to coordinate with other APALSA organizations in order to plan and contribute to the 2009 Bay Area APALSA Conference at UC Hastings. This conference serves as a forum for professors, practitioners and students to discuss legal and social issues in the Asian Pacific American community.
Interests: Employment law. |
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Albert Hsueh
Academic Co-Director
As Academic Directors we direct and oversee the academic programs provided by APALSA to First year student members, including mid-term and final exam review sessions for all First year courses.
Interests: Criminal law, Contract law |
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Joshua Yung
Academic Co-Director
Helping 1Ls get through their most challenging year of law school.
Interests: Criminal law, Public Interst, Government. |
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Samuel V. Luzadas Jr.
Mentorship Director/Social Chair
Organize and run the APALSA mentorship program. Organize events intended to foster unity among the organization and legal community.
Interests: Criminal and Contract law. |
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Hazel Chu
Community Relations Director
I would like to unite GGU to the community by keeping the students updated with what organizations within our community are actively pursuing, especially the various bar associations. Also, I would like to try to organize a snowboarding trip for the students during the winter break.
Interests: Real Estate, Tax, Estate Planning, Corporate |