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Twin Cities immigration attorney Mai Neng Moua ’07 (WMCL) was born in a refugee camp in Thailand after her parents fled Communist-run Laos. Moua and her family continued to face challenges after arriving in the U.S. in 1982. They faced racism, name-calling, and vandalism to their home and property. MPR News correspondent Doualy Xaykaothao profiled Moua in a story …

MPR News profiles alum’s journey from Thai refugee camp

Mitchell Hamline student Rachel Kourelis is profiled in July’s Minnesota edition of Attorney at Law. Kourelis is in the school’s part-time J.D. program, which has allowed her to attend law school while continuing to work in the medical field. She expects to graduate in the spring of 2019. The 27-year-old St. Paul resident recently started a …

Mitchell Hamline student profiled in Attorney at Law Magazine

Mitchell Hamline’s 40 professors emeriti are a treasured source of inspiration, expertise, and connection. Here’s a look at what four of them are doing these days. Eileen Roberts: Staying connected to former students after return to private practice Students were Eileen Roberts’ favorite thing about her 24 years at William Mitchell, and she’s found multiple …

Professors emeriti continue to engage and inspire

For a combined total of more than 150 years, Hamline Law and William Mitchell each attracted a diverse group of highly motivated and accomplished students to prepare for careers in law. Mitchell Hamline is doing the same. What follows are short profiles of four—one each in our full-time, part-time evening, weekend, and HYBRID J.D. programs—from …

Meet these four highly motivated students preparing for careers in law