Counseller’s Corner
Counseller’s Corner
Podcast Description
A podcast that highlights Baylor Law School students and their interesting and varied experiences. In each episode, Dean Jeremy Counseller sits down with a current student to discuss their unique path to law, diverse background, and future aspirations.
Whether you’re a current or prospective student, an alum, or simply curious about life at Baylor Law School, Counseller’s Corner offers an inspiring glimpse into the talent, passion, and determination of future Baylor Lawyers.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers various themes surrounding the experiences of Baylor Law students, including personal journeys to law school, overcoming challenges such as imposter syndrome, and insights into balancing family life with academic demands. Episodes feature specific discussions on topics like community engagement through organizations for first-generation students, the human element of the legal profession, and the importance of mentorship.
A podcast that highlights Baylor Law School students and their interesting and varied experiences. In each episode, Dean Jeremy Counseller sits down with a current student to discuss their unique path to law, diverse background, and future aspirations.
Whether you’re a current or prospective student, an alum, or simply curious about life at Baylor Law School, Counseller’s Corner offers an inspiring glimpse into the talent, passion, and determination of future Baylor Lawyers.
In this episode of Counseller’s Corner, Dean Jeremy Counseller sits down with Baylor Law School student Dylan Mayne, whose summer took him from the Gulf Coast to the heart of Africa. Dylan shares how his Baylor Law Externship in Zambia with the nonprofit Undikumbukire Project Zambia gave him firsthand insight into the country’s justice system and the challenges faced by juveniles without access to public defenders. From visiting prison and mobile courts to witnessing the power of compassion in action, Dylan reflects on how the experience deepened his passion for public service and law.
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