Law School Lecture to Highlight Women's Writing/Women's Advocacy
University of Cincinnati professor Kristin Kalsem, the Harold C. Schott Scholarship Award recipient, will present the lecture From Wuthering Heights to Our Own West End: Womens Writing/Womens Advocacy.
In her lecture she will discuss the roles women played historically in legal reform, offering analyses of womens advocacy and writings in connection with reforms related to married womens property, birth control, mental health and women in the legal profession. The lecture will be held at 12:15 p.m., Thursday, March 13, in Room 114 at the College of Law. This event will also be webcast.
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