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Hosted by CFUV, Appeal Publishing Society · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 47 episodes
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Exploring issues relevant to law students and the law at large. Stare Indecisis is a student-led podcast at the University of Victoria Faculty of Law affiliated with its law journal, Appeal: Review of Current Law and Law Reform published by the Appeal Publishing Society. Produced on the unceded Coast Salish territories of the Lekwungen, Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples.Hosts: Sarah Lachance (she/her), Camille O’Sullivan (she/her), Vinson Shih (he/him)
CFUV, Appeal Publishing Society hosts Stare Indecisis, a education show with 47 episodes published.
To close out Season 7 of Stare Indecisis, we are doing something a little different. In this Agony Aunt–style episode, hosts Payal, Iyanu, and Praise bring forward some of the questions many law students quietly carry. J
To close out Season 7 of Stare Indecisis, we are doing something a little different. In this Agony Aunt–style episode, hosts Payal, Iyanu, and Praise bring forward some of the questions many law students quietly carry. J
In this episode of Stare Indecisis, Praise Oluwafemi interviews Bethlehem (Bety) Tesfay, an LLM student in Law and Society to talk about her thesis. Her thesis focuses on critically examining Canadian terrorism law, with
In this episode of Stare Indecisis, Praise Oluwafemi interviews Bethlehem (Bety) Tesfay, an LLM student in Law and Society to talk about her thesis. Her thesis focuses on critically examining Canadian terrorism law, with
In this episode of Stare Indecisis, Praise Oluwafemi interviews Kelly Weiling Zhou to talk about her paper that will be published in this year’s Appeal Law Review Journal. Her paper is titled: Applying Indigenous Feminis
About The Honourable Justice Ahmad: Justice Jasmin Z. Ahmad is a first generation Canadian whose parents have two distinct cultural, racial, and religious backgrounds: her mother is from Barbados and her father is from P
In this episode of Stare Indecisis, Shannon Higginson, the Chief Legal & Compliance Officer of lululemon, speaks at length about what led her to pursue in-house counsel work, the differences between private practice and
In this episode, the Season 7 hosts of Stare Indecisis explore how law students can pursue academic excellence in healthy and sustainable ways while expanding our definitions on what it truly means to be “excellent” in l
In this episode, Payal is joined by Ben Barnes, one of the authors published in this year’s Appeal Law Journal, to talk through how privacy law intersects with Indigenous legal orders in British Columbia, breaking it dow
What if members of the public were given a greater voice in petitioning the federal government to address rising cellphone and internet bills? This is a large part of what Nathaniel (Nathan) Sukhdeo writes about in his a
In this episode, Payal, Praise and Iyanu discuss the pursuit of academic excellence in law school and defining success beyond grades! In Episode 2, the Season 7 hosts of Stare Indecisis explore how law students can pursu
Thank you for listening to our first episode of the season! We are still working out a few wrinkles, and we truly appreciate your support! To kick off Season 7 of Stare Indecisis, we are excited to introduce our new host
In the final episode of Season Six, hosts Caterina, Manisha, and Rosemary reflect on their favourite moments and key takeaways from the season. They are then joined by Dr. Van Wagner, who shares insights from her recent
In this episode, Manisha and Caterina sit down with Megan Walwyn, a featured author in the upcoming 30th anniversary edition of the Appeal Law Journal. Megan discusses her thought-provoking article, "Does Canada’s Regist
In this episode, Rosemary is joined by her friend Sophie Chen, a recent UVic Law alumni who is completing their articles at Together Against Poverty Society (TAPS), one of the biggest anti-poverty organizations on Vancou
In this episode, Caterina and Manisha welcome Katy Allen, a partner in the Labour, Employment, and Human Rights Group at Lawson Lundell. Katy shares her journey into law, her practical approach to addressing legal challe
On this episode, Rosemary is joined by her friend Brad McQueen, who is part of the Tatsanottine Dene (also known as Rocher River descendants) in the Northwest Territories. They discuss how his community, who are Treaty 8
In this episode, Manisha and Caterina are joined by Professor Robert Howell, a renowned professor at the University of Victoria Faculty of Law. As a leader in the field, Professor Howell provides a compelling and insight
Formal Recruitment 101 with Laura Pringle Manisha and Caterina sit down with Law Careers Officer Laura Pringle to discuss the formal 2L recruitment process. They highlight the importance of networking, give interview poi
In this episode, Rosemary is joined by Zubaida, the Law Student Support Coordinator at UVic Law to chat about how to protect your mental health during law school. They cover topics ranging from why it’s so important to t
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