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The Psyche at Work: Help for Lawyers' Worries about Employee Mental Disorders, Trauma, and Violence 
Tracy Cook '90 was born and raised in Cincinnati, growing up locally before attending UC as an undergraduate and then the College of Law. After earning a degree in political science with a minor in fine art in 1987, Cook began at the College of Law that fall. 
By the end of his time at the College of Law, Joshua Crabtree '03 convinced himself to try corporate law for a while. Upon graduating, he did just that, working for Jones Day in Atlanta, a large firm at which he had previously worked as a summer associate. After some time, however, Crabtree returned to the Cincinnati area and refocused his career here. 
Prior to joining the College of Law's faculty, Janet Moore had been active in public defense reform locally, where she helped build "a joint indigent defense clinic" for the College of Law and neighboring Salmon P. Chase College of Law. 
Although he cannot recall a specific moment in time when he became attracted to the law, Ryan McGraw '12 said he has always wanted to be a lawyer. McGraw grew up in the Cincinnati suburb of Finneytown, before attending high school at nearby St. Xavier. It was during his four years of high school when McGraw developed an interest in serving others, and today he says his legal interests lie in the public sector. 
As our year comes to a close, we would like to take this opportunity to share the impact that your Annual Fund support has on our law school. Support for the Annual Fund provides the resources necessary to fund scholarships, support the efforts of our distinguished faculty, and advance the national reputation of UC Law. This year, the Annual Fund contributions have amounted to over $400,000 in funds that have allowed us to further our mission in delivering a truly world-class legal education. 
UC Law has just launched its own Facebook page. Keep up with the latest law school programs, events, and more. Meet up with your colleagues, friends, and former classmates. Connect with us on our "official" Facebook page! 
"Climate change presents the United States, and the world, with regulatory problems of a magnitude, complexity and scope unseen before," wrote Tomain, the Wilbert and Helen Ziegler Professor of Law, in his book Ending Dirty Energy Policy: Prelude to Climate Change. "The United States, however, particularly after the mid-term elections of 2010, lacks the political will necessary to aggressively address climate change."