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The Psyche at Work: Help for Lawyers' Worries about Employee Mental Disorders, Trauma, and Violence 
Ann Navaro '91 admittedly didn't love law school, finding the climate to be in contrast to what she enjoyed as an undergraduate student. "I was worried that I wasn't going to like being a lawyer," Navaro said. "But when I got out of law school and started working and just loved it, it was clearly the right choice for me." 
After graduating from the College of Law in 2004, Angelina Jackson has returned as the College's Director of Externships and Public Service. Jackson, who joined the staff in August, has a number of responsibilities, including overseeing and administering the legal externship program, teaching the externship course, establishing new placements, overseeing and administering certain post-graduate fellowships, and working with the College's summer public interest program. 
As a member of the College of Law's 1L class, Clifford Lauchlan will not be able to take the Client Counseling course for another year. But through his previous experiences, Lauchlan already has several years of practice working with people under his belt. 
Like many of his peers, who similarly did not attend law school straight from undergrad, Scott Lewis has had a number of unique experiences and stories to tell. The 28-year-old, and eldest of five siblings, grew up in California and enrolled at Brigham Young University in 2002. He took off two years to be a missionary for his church and, along the way, became fluent in a Filipino language called Tagalog. 
The bar results for University of Cincinnati College of Law students who took the July 2011 Ohio Bar Exam are in and the College of Law, once again, made a strong showing. UC Law ranked first in the state for overall test takers with a passage rate of 92 percent. This can be compared to an overall passage rate for all takers of 81.6 percent. 
Participate in the 44th Annual Income Tax Conference for tax practitioners, attorneys, paralegals and more. Presented by the Carl H. Lindner College of Business, this event will include an update on the latest tax laws as well as tax preparation guidance. Lawyers can receive 13 CLE credits. Held on December 13-14, 2011 at Duke Energy Center, conference speakers include Dr. Dale Kiefer, Professor Emeritus at the COB.