NUSL BLSA Kemet Chapter 3L Class of 2012 Slideshow

3. Favorite BLSA
Memory:
My 1L welcoming
reception where
we met all the
black professors
and upper level
BLSA students and
ate great food.

7. Favorite BLSA
Memory:
1L reception
at Dean
Freeman's
house

11. Favorite BLSA
Memory:
All the great
friends that
I've made
through the
organization.

15. Favorite BLSA
Memory: into the
My induction
Kemet Chapter during the
1L event. This was and still
is my favorite memory
because I met some of the
most amazing students and
Faculty in the law
school(former 2Ls and 3Ls).
Those members helped me
to feel as if I was part of a
big family. They also helped
me to realize that I could
consult them as needed so
my transition in law school
could be much smoother.

19. Favorite BLSA
Memory:
Any 1L
induction
ceremony

23. Favorite BLSA
Memory:
Developing the idea of
the UNITY Potluck and
watching it come to
fruition during the
Kemet Chapter's Black
History month
celebration. I am most
proud for its continued
legacy.

27. Favorite BLSA
Memory:
The 3L event from my 1L
year. I think it kind of hit me
how important BLSA can be
in the law school experience
and I realized how amazing
it was for me to be a black
person, from my community,
in law school. It definitely
made me realize that only
great things can come from
this experience, despite the
massive amount of debt I'm
incurring. LOL

32. Favorite BLSA
Memory:
Participating in
the Making
Strides Against
Breast Cancer
with BLSA in
2010.

36. Favorite BLSA
Memory:
Definitely the times that I
spent mentoring and working
with others. I fondly remember
the time that a group of us
volunteered at a local
community center, the time I
spent with my mentee through
our high school
mentor/mentee program, and
of course, the time I spent with
my NUSL mentee. They all
were great learning
opportunities and a source of
great satisfaction!

40. Favorite BLSA
Memory:
During my 1L year planning a
community service event at the
Hattie B. Cooper Center for
Black History Month. Going into
the community, spending time
with kids and the amount of
BLSA members/ NUSL students
in attendance was exciting to
me. This was one of the first
events I planned as Director of
Community Service. I wanted to
make sure that BLSA and NUSL
students did not take their
opportunities for granted, but
rather use their education,
time and services to giving back
to others in the community.

44. Favorite BLSA
Memory:
The day that BLSA
volunteered at a
local community
center in Boston.
Nicole Britton
organized it and it
was so much fun.
We played games
with all of the little
children.

48. Favorite BLSA
Memory:
Becoming a BLSA
mentee (Fall 2009)
and becoming a
Mentor (Fall 2010).