In this clip from Academy Lunch and Learn #1, Professor Ohenewah explains what she means by "embezzling your university's resources."

In this clip from Academy Lunch and Learn #1, Professor Ohenewah explains how the greatest form of power is creating a self-defining model of being that others want to follow. There are two prerequisites to creating this model: knowing who you are, and knowing what you love and are curious about.

In this clip from Academy Lunch and Learn #1, Professor Ohenewah explains how we can claim our power and purpose with education.

In this clip from Academy Lunch and Learn #1, Professor Ohenewah explains what it means to think like an entrepreneurial lawyer.

In this clip from Academy Lunch and Learn #1, Professor Ohenewah asks critical quasi-rhetorical questions that encourage us to contemplate the purpose of an education.

Christine E. Ohenewah is a Lawyer, Humanist, and Professor in pursuit of inspiring minds. She is additionally the Founder of The Elizabeth Tweneboah Foundation, a legal institute devoted to empowering human potential through law. A former White Collar Investigations Associate and graduate of Cornell Law School, Columbia University, the University of Chicago, and Macalester College, her interdisciplinary work in Legal Humanism, Socio-Legal Theory, and Therapeutic Jurisprudence expands traditional perspectives on law, power, and society. She serves as a faculty member at multiple institutions, teaching courses in Law and Ethics, Sociology, and Criminology. https://www.christineohenewah.com/