George W. Crawford Black Bar Association Annual Dinner

In 1880, Edwin Archer Randolph, a Yale Law School graduate, was the first lawyer of color admitted to the Connecticut Bar. In tribute to his legacy, this award honors an individual who champions diversity and inclusion within the legal profession. This year will honor Edwin Archer Randolph award recipients: Eboni S. Nelson and John H. Mutchler as well as the Carolyn Golden Hebsgaard award recipient Scott T. Garosshen. 

Edwin Archer Randolph Diversity Awards Celebration

Dedicated to building a legal community in which all lawyers can thrive and succeed.