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David interned for the U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, Disability Rights Section and U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Washington Field Office, both of which solidified his passion for protecting people’s civil rights.

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.

Angelina was active for all four years in the Yale Political Union and served as President in her senior Fall.

In Psychology, Izi conducted research with a focus on adolescent maladjustment, co-authoring a study looking at amygdala reactivity as a mediator between harsh parenting and adolescent maladjustment.

In 2017, Sierra interned with the Sex Offense and Domestic Violence Section of the United States Attorney’s Office in Washington, DC.

Adina spent the fall of her junior year studying Hebrew and the history of the Middle East at Tel Aviv University in Israel.

Talia was an intern investigator at the D.C. Public Defender Service where her case load included both serious felonies and parole cases.

While at Harvard, Ruby spent summers in Berlin and New York City, where she participated in a summer program for documentary film production and interned at a legal aid service respectively.

At Wesleyan, Daniel was a Writing Workshop Tutor and Writing Mentor, a coordinator for the Wesleyan University Middle School Tutoring Partnership, and a senior committee member of the Wesleyan Green Fund.

Mr. Morris works with clients in qui tam suits under the U.S. False Claims Act and assists on whistleblower cases, predominantly in the healthcare sector, involving fraud against the federal and state governments.