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For her thesis, Christina wrote on the structural relationship between risk and decision making, analyzing how people’s risk inclinations and understanding of the good affect utility calculations.

Katie interned with the Legal Aid Justice Center and the UVA Women’s Center Legal Clinic to help provide legal services to the greater Charlottesville community.

While at Middlebury, she co-led efforts to increase awareness of sexual violence and advocate for justice in the Title IX reporting process.

Molly co-authored a criminology textbook chapter on alternatives to the separation of incarcerated mothers and their children and also assisted a London-based barrister with criminal cases over the summer of 2019.

Jarrett’s research has been featured by the Bowling Green Daily News, and his thesis is slated for publication in the 2020 edition of the Chicago Studies Annual, a professional peer-reviewed journal organized by the University of Chicago.

In the summer of 2018, Elizabeth interned with the DC Volunteer Lawyers Project helping victims of domestic violence while working within the DC Superior Court.

For her senior thesis, Niamh explored the reunification of Germany through the microcosm of Berlin’s Palace Square.

At Harvard, Allison served as the Co-Director for two years of the Harvard Program for International Education, which teaches Boston-area students about international affairs and current events.

Zoe first explored her interest in law while interning at “And Justice For All”, a non-profit that provides free civil legal services for low-income Utahns facing discrimination.

Paul Richards is the IT Help Desk Lead at Sanford Heisler Sharp, LLP, a national law firm with offices in the District of Columbia, New York, California, Tennessee, and Maryland. He received his B.S. from the State University of New York College at Buffalo and holds CompTIA A+ CE and CompTIA Security+ CE certifications. Paul […]