Samantha Crane, a 3L at University of Wisconsin Law School, has already made a name for herself in the Federalist Society.
Spotlights
A Quest to Enact Meaningful Change
After failing to address systemic mental health issues in the military as a doctor, Deonte Williams 1L decided to study law to take his concerns to Congress.
A Decade-Long Journey
Mitra Sharafi wins best article for “Indian Constitutionalism, the Rule of Law, and Parsi Legal Culture.”
Changing Lives Through Elder Law
Paul Sturgul ’73 and Jon Fischer ’13 discuss growing field of elder law and serving community.
From Law Enthusiast to Legal Educator and Author
Syl Sobel ’83 uses his law background to educate readers, regardless of the audience.
Benefiting the Greater Community
Michelle Behnke ’88, who assumed the role of ABA president-elect in August, lives by a maxim that has served her and others well.
‘Chardi Kala:’ Seeking Optimism Amidst Hardship
Maninderjit Singh 3L believes in gratitude and optimism amidst hardship, a concept called “Chardi Kala.”
From the Woods to Washington, D.C.
Alexandra Anderson 3L got an up-close glimpse of environmental policy in action as a legal intern in Washington, D.C.
Rebecca Scheller ’07 Relishes Starting
Rebecca Scheller ’07 and University of Wisconsin Law School; it’s hard to separate the two.
‘Spoiler’ Alert
With the shift of America’s political landscape and loss of middle ground, Nathan Atkinson wants to investigate more on how ranked-choice voting performs in polarized environments.