Articling Student, Windsor
Biography
Kathleen Kennedy is a recent graduate of the University of Windsor, Faculty of Law. Prior to attending law school, Kathleen received her Honours Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Wilfrid Laurier University. After her undergraduate degree, Kathleen completed her Graduate Certificate in Human Resources Management which sparked her interest in labour and employment law.
Throughout law school, Kathleen was an active volunteer with Pro Bono Students Canada. In her second and third year of law school, Kathleen acted as project lead of the Youth ID Clinic. Kathleen was the 2024 recipient of Pro Bono’s Chief Justice Wagner Award for her volunteer work.
As a first-year law student, Kathleen was a finalist in the Windsor Law Hicks Morley Moot Competition. Kathleen was also president of the Labour and Employment Law Society in both her second and third year of law school. As president, Kathleen organized Windsor Law’s annual Hicks Morley Moot Competition, as well as various firm tours and networking opportunities for students. Kathleen’s passion for labour and employment law continued to grow throughout law school, as well as during her time working at Hicks Morley last summer.
Outside of the office, Kathleen can be found playing pickleball, walking her dog, and travelling the world.