Camille Khodadad, principal in the firm's Labor & Employment practice, will present a guest lecture on September 4 to the "Women and Leadership" class at Loyola University Chicago School of Law. She will discuss ways in which conscious institutional changes can help women attain social, political and economic equality, as well as provide thoughtful analysis on what it means to "have it all" and whether that is an achievable goal.
The Women and Leadership course examines the internal and external obstacles that prevent women from reaching leadership positions in proportional numbers. Students hear from female leaders working in different areas of legal practice who discuss their experiences and the decisions that helped shape their careers.