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Episode 14: Women in the Legal Profession
Amplified Oklahoma Show Notes
June 15, 2017
Show Notes
Women were once heavily outnumbered in the law school classroom. Upon graduation, many faced challenges in securing and maintaining employment. While the legal landscape is much different today, this episode of Amplified Oklahoma looks back on some of the early adversity women faced in the profession. We'll hear oral history interview excerpts from Judge Stephanie Kulp Seymour who serves on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit along with former Oklahoma County District Court Judge Nancy Coats-Ashley. Author and retired lawyer Patsy Trotter also joins us to talk more about the history of Oklahoma women and the law.
Show Host
Christina Schrantz
Christina Schrantz is a sophomore international business and history major from Oklahoma City. She is involved on campus in both the Spears School of Business and the History Department, including her time as a practicum student with the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program. Christina plans on attending law school after her graduation in 2019 and is considering becoming a professor as well.