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» Go to news mainIntroducing the Emerging Leader Impact Award
The Dalhousie Law Alumni Association (DLAA) is pleased to introduce the Emerging Leader Impact Award, recognizing the exceptional accomplishments of a recent alumni who has graduated from the Schulich School of Law in the past 10 years.
Reflecting a commitment to fostering a community of excellence and inspiration, the award honours a remarkable graduate who embodies the esteemed values of the Weldon Tradition, seamlessly merging outstanding professional achievements with a significant commitment to community.
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More information about the award, including eligibility details, selection criteria, and nomination forms, is听available online.
Nomination deadline: April 30, 2024
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