CULS Student Podcast

This episode is part of a series of episodes dedicated to important issues impacting the legal community. In this episode, we speak with 3L, Chuck Andrews, about addiction.

Disclaimer: “While we believe that everything we discuss today is accurate and truthful, Chuck and I are NOT medical or treatment specialists and have no formal training or accreditations on the subject matter, these are our own views, thoughts and opinions alone, and do not necessarily represent the views or approval of Capital University, Capital University Law School, or medical or mental health professionals—and should not be construed to represent medical or treatment advice, nor is the accuracy of what we say and discuss guaranteed. The purpose of this podcast episode is to encourage dialogue on the subject matter and to get our community more comfortable talking about such a sensitive issue. You should reach out to OLAP and other treatment options (AA, etc.) by following the directions in the podcast description.”

This episode is a part of a series of episodes dedicated to important law school skills. In this episode, we speak with 2L, Maximilian Ekey, about outlining.

This episode is a part of a series of episodes dedicated to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. In this episode, we speak with 3L, Jacob Bigby-Kinzalow about LGBTQ+ History Month.

This episode is a part of a series of episodes dedicated to interviewing Capital Law students. In this episode, we speak with 3L, Evan Sumner, and 2L, Myles McNeal, about midterm exams.

This episode is a part of a series of episodes dedicated to interviewing Capital Law professors and administrators. In this episode, we speak with the Dean of Capital Law School, Reynaldo Valencia.

The Supreme Court will rule on NCAA v. Alston in Summer 2021. Along with the impending legislation concerning name, image, and likeness (NIL) across the nation, the landscape of collegiate sports seems to be at an inflection point. In Part 1, Kayla Tyler joins me to explain the history of student-athlete compensation, the Alston case, and the incoming NIL legislation. In Part 2, Luke Fedlam, a partner at Porter Wright, lends his expertise to discuss the potential long-term implications and practical application of these new laws.

The Supreme Court will rule on NCAA v. Alston in Summer 2021. Along with the impending legislation concerning name, image, and likeness (NIL) across the nation, the landscape of collegiate sports seems to be at an inflection point. In Part 1, Kayla Tyler joins me to explain the history of student-athlete compensation, the Alston case, and the incoming NIL legislation. In Part 2, Luke Fedlam, a partner at Porter Wright, lends his expertise to discuss the potential long-term implications and practical application of these new laws.

An attorney who kills deals will not last long. Franz Geiger, the Managing Director of NP Limited Partnerships, joins me to discuss the character traits of a dealmaking attorney and how a young attorney can develop into one.

This can make or break your career. Stephanie Hanna joins us to discuss improving our networks and non-technical skills and why it's different in the legal community.

It's time to translate what you've learned in the classroom into the real world. We shared many of the tips that have helped us have a successful summer.