From Caretaker to Legal Advocate
A family journey with Alzheimer’s led Azaan McCray 2L to Law School.
Alumni Magazine for the University of Wisconsin Law School
A family journey with Alzheimer’s led Azaan McCray 2L to Law School.
For Taryn Hanson 3L, a childhood literary hero sparked a lifelong commitment to accessible justice.
Patricia Needham 3L was more than halfway through her undergraduate degree in kinesiology and exercise science when she realized she didn’t want to become a physical therapist after all.
As a student at UW Law, Charlie Wied is already advising real clients through the Law & Entrepreneurship Clinic, a hands-on program that operates like a private law firm.
Growing up with a younger brother with P.A.N.D.A.S, Mariah Bader 2L witnessed educational inequality firsthand. As a result, she knew she wanted to pursue a career in law and advocacy.
A year ago, Ben Willstein 3L was excited to serve as the first vice president of well-being for the Student Bar Association at UW Law School, even if the duties and expectations were unclear.
Samantha Crane, a 3L at University of Wisconsin Law School, has already made a name for herself in the Federalist Society.
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.
Maninderjit Singh 3L believes in gratitude and optimism amidst hardship, a concept called "Chardi Kala."
Alexandra Anderson 3L got an up-close glimpse of environmental policy in action as a legal intern in Washington, D.C.