Washington D.C. / Arlington Virginia / Salt Lake City / Sandy City / Washington / Arlington / /
Company
Immigration Appeals / Utah Legal Services Inc. / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
Immigration Clinic / National Hispana Leadership Institute / University of Utah / University of Denver College / University School / /
IndustryTerm
immigration law positions / immigration law / supervised law students / criminal law / /
Organization
Countywide PTA Reflections Art Program Competition and County Council of PTAs / Board of Immigration Appeals / ABA's Young Lawyer Immigration Committee / University of Utah in Salt Lake City / Arlington Civic Federation / University of Denver College of Law in Denver / Hispanic National Bar Association / Executive Board / Arlington County school board / Department of Justice / American Bar Association / Advisory Board / Immigration Coordinating Council / Arlington County Council of PTAs / Pro Bono Immigration Board / LULAC Chapter / Executive Office / St. Mary's Center for Legal and Social Justice / NoVA PTA District Council / Kaine’s Virginia Latino Advisory Commission / Warner’s Virginia Latino Advisory Commission / National Hispana Leadership Institute / Arlington Public Schools Strategic Planning Cultural Competency Task Force / Arlington Public Schools Advisory Council on Instruction / St. Mary's University School of Law in San Antonio / /
Person
Cecelia M. Espenoza Cecelia Espenoza / Latina Learning / Virginia Latino / Kaine / Warner / / /
Position
Commissioner and Principal Author / Board Member / President / professor of law / Vice President in 2007and / General Counsel / associate professor of law / director of the migrant unit and bilingual attorney / city prosecutor / city prosecutor and a special assistant U.S. Attorney / Governor / regional board member / independent candidate / Executive / Chair / Representative / 2007and Secretary / associate professor / /
Cecelia M. Espenoza Cecelia Espenoza received an Honors Bachelor of Arts degree in 1979 and a Juris Doctorate in 1982, both from the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. She was the second Latina admitted to the bar in