Title

Out: An Oral History of UGA Law’s Queer Faculty and Staff

Authors

Maureen Cahill, University of Georgia School of Law LibraryFollow
Joseph S. Miller, University of Georgia School of LawFollow
Laura Woodson, University of Georgia School of LawFollow
Charles Hicks, University of Georgia School of LawFollow

This panel presented oral histories of UGA Law's LGBTQ faculty and staff in Classroom A of Hirsch Hall on February 7, 2019 at 12 noon. The conversation was lead by the president of the OUTLaw student organization to celebrate 20 years of a student organization of this kind at the School of Law.

Abstract

This recorded first-of-its-kind public conversation among UGA Law’s LGBTQ faculty and staff allowed panelists to share their experiences navigating being queer at the law school and in their personal and professional lives. Topics covered included how being out at UGA Law and in the legal profession has changed over the decades, laws related to sexuality and equality, and how impactful lawyers can be for advocating change to help a variety of oppressed groups in society.

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Repository Citation

Cahill, Maureen; Miller, Joseph S.; Woodson, Laura; and Hicks, Charles, "Out: An Oral History of UGA Law’s Queer Faculty and Staff" (2019). Oral Histories. 19.
https://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/oral_histories/19