Background
Bader Aldave, Barbara was born on December 28, 1938 in Tacoma, Washington, District of Columbia, United States.
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Barbara Bader Aldave
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Stanford University (Bachelor of Science, 1960). University of California, Berkeley (Juris Doctor, 1966).
Career
Admitted to the bar, 1966, Oregon. 1982, Texas.
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Religion
Roman Catholic
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Recipient Teaching Excellence award University Texas Student Bar Association, 1976, Appreciation awards Thurgood Marshall Legal Society of University Texas, 1979, 81, 85, 87, Teaching Excellence award Chicano Law Students Association of University Texas, 1984, Hermine Tobolowsky award Women's Law Caucus of University Texas, 1985, Ethics award Kugle, Stewart, Dent & Frederick, 1988, Leadership award Women's Law Association St. Mary's University, 1989, Annual Inspirational award Women's Advocacy Project, 1989, Appreciation award San Antonio Black Lawyers Association, 1990, Special Recognition award National Convention National Lawyers Guild, 1990, Spirit of the American Woman award J. C. Penney Company, 1992, Sarah T. Hughes award Women and the Law section State Bar Texas, 1994, Annual Teaching award Society of America Law Teachers, 1996, Legal Services award Mexican-American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, 1996, Woman of Justice award NETWORK, 1997, Annual Peacemaker award Camino a la Paz, 1997, Outstanding Professional in the Community award Department Public Justice, St. Mary's University, 1997, Charles Hamilton Houston award Black Allied Law Students Association St. Mary's University, 1998, Woman of Year award Texas Women's Political Caucus, 1998, award Clinical Legal Education Association, 1998, Lifetime Achievement award Journal Law and Religion, 1998, Harriet Tubman award African-American Reflections, 2002, Frohnmayer Public Service award, University Oregon, 2009, Ruby award Women Helping Women, Eugene Soroptimist, 2011.Recipient Teaching Excellence award University Texas Student Bar Association, 1976, Appreciation awards Thurgood Marshall Legal Society of University Texas, 1979, 81, 85, 87, Teaching Excellence award Chicano Law Students Association of University Texas, 1984, Hermine Tobolowsky award Women's Law Caucus of University Texas, 1985, Ethics award Kugle, Stewart, Dent & Frederick, 1988, Leadership award Women's Law Association St. Mary's University, 1989, Annual Inspirational award Women's Advocacy Project, 1989, Appreciation award San Antonio Black Lawyers Association, 1990, Special Recognition award National Convention National Lawyers Guild, 1990, Spirit of the American Woman award J. C. Penney Company, 1992, Sarah T. Hughes award Women and the Law section State Bar Texas, 1994, Annual Teaching award Society of America Law Teachers, 1996, Legal Services award Mexican-American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, 1996, Woman of Justice award NETWORK, 1997, Annual Peacemaker award Camino a la Paz, 1997, Outstanding Professional in the Community award Department Public Justice, St. Mary's University, 1997, Charles Hamilton Houston award Black Allied Law Students Association St. Mary's University, 1998, Woman of Year award Texas Women's Political Caucus, 1998, award Clinical Legal Education Association, 1998, Lifetime Achievement award Journal Law and Religion, 1998, Harriet Tubman award African-American Reflections, 2002, Frohnmayer Public Service award, University Oregon, 2009, Ruby award Women Helping Women, Eugene Soroptimist, 2011.