Finding Her Voice in the Mock Courtroom
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.
Alumni Magazine for the University of Wisconsin Law School
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.
Emily Ott always envisioned going after her J.D. But after she earned her bachelor’s degree in philosophy, she found herself immersed in politics and government work.
Public service is in University of Wisconsin Law School student Joshua Topel’s blood.