In celebration of First-Generation College Students’ Day, Organized: The Business Law Breakdown is thrilled to present a special episode featuring distinguished faculty from the University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law. Host Seth C. Oranburg, Professor of Law and Director of the Program on Organizations, Business, and Markets, sits down with Ed Timberlake, Kara Simard, and Cassandra Larae-Perez—three accomplished UNH Law faculty members who were the first in their families to attend college or law school. In this inspiring conversation, they share their personal journeys as first-generation students, discuss the unique challenges they faced in pursuing legal careers, and offer valuable advice for others forging their own paths in law. From stories of resilience and community support to practical tips for navigating law school, this episode provides insight into the transformative power of education and the importance of diversity in the legal profession. Tune in to hear their perspectives on law, education, and the journey from being first-generation college students to influential members of the UNH Law community. Whether you’re a student, aspiring lawyer, or seasoned professional, this episode promises to inspire and encourage.

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