Eighth Annual James M. Nabrit Jr., Lecture Series - Photo Gallery Part 3
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| Jarrett shared with the law students the four abiding principles which have guided her throughout her successful career: passion, integrity, courage, and resilience. | Afterwards, law students and others lined up to ask Jarrett some questions about her empowering message. |
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| School of Law faculty member Cheryl Nichols asked Jarrett about the Obama administration’s policies in regards to the Securities & Exchange Commission. | |
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| As a token of appreciation, the law school presented Jarrett with a copy of its historical picture book, A Legacy of Defending the Constitution, Howard University School of Law, 1869-2009. | In spite of her busy schedule, Jarrett took time to speak with members of the audience after her presentation. |
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| Law school staff members Jo Ann Fax and Diane Gorman with alumnus Paul Monteiro ’07. | |
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| After the final lecture of the day, the law school held a lavish reception to thank all of the special guests, students, staff, faculty, visitors, and others who made the Eighth Annual James M. Nabrit Jr. Lecture Series a resounding success. Pictured above, Young with law school supporters Janyce Jefferson and Venida Brown. Dean Schmoke with alumnus Paul Monteiro and William Jawando, both members of the White House staff. | |
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| Jarrett said she had a wonderful experience and thanked the law school for inviting her. | |
updated: March 1, 2011