Submissions from 2018
Alexander Ghiso, ’98, on Why a JD Matters to a Non-Lawyer, Alexander Ghiso
Tasneem Khokha, ’02, on the Little Moments that Build a Life—and Can Help Build a Business, Tasneem Khokha
How the Law School Helped Jim Parsons, ’77, Prepare for Careers in Law and Philanthropy, Jim Parsons
Sarah Wilbanks, ’16, Learned to Take Ownership of a Project, Sarah Wilbanks
Submissions from 2017
Sharon Fairley, ’06, Gained the Confidence to Solve Tough Problems, Sharon Fairley
Kara Ingelhart, ’15, on Changing a Mind while Respecting a Mindset, Kara Ingelhart
Ashley Keller, ’07, on the ‘Crucible of the Douglas Baird Class’, Ashley C. Keller
Michelle Mbekeani-Wiley, ’14 on the Connection between Financial Incentives and Police Accountability, Michelle Mbekeani-Wiley
Nell Minow, ’77, on Why Movie Reviewing and Corporate Governance Aren’t So Different, Nell Minow
How a Dollar Bill, David Currie, and a Long-Settled Debate Shaped Ajit Pai, ’97, Ajit V. Pai
Submissions from 2016
David Chizewer, ’91, Learned to Persuade by Occasionally Conceding, David J. Chizewer
Ryan Dunigan, '12, Learned to Argue Even the Toughest Positions, Ryan Dunigan
How Moot Court Changed Laura Edidin, ’96, Laura Edidin
Jim Franczek, '71, Met People Who Would Become Key Figures in his Life, James C. Franczek Jr.
Katie Funkhouser and Jessica Michaels, both ’13, Launched an Interview Practice Program—and Felt the Power of Alumni Support, Katie Funkhouser and Jessica Michaels
Three Members of the Class of '65 Reflect on the Bigelow Program, Janice C. Griffith, Judith A. Lonnquist, and Gail P. Fels
Darell Hayes, '16, on Arguing a Point, Darell Hayes
Sam Jahangir, '16, Connecting Different Areas of Law, Sam Jahangir
Patricia Latham, ’66, Found Joy in Following Her Curiosity, Patricia Horan Latham
Stanley Pierre-Louis, '95, Learned to Never Take an Argument at Face Value, Stanley Pierre-Louis
Jeff Rappin, ’66, was Pushed to Innovate, Jeff Rappin
Jesse Ruiz, '95, on How Obama's Class Helped Him Protect Immigrants, Jesse Ruiz
Stephanie Spiro, '16, Communicating with Clients, Stephanie Spiro
50 Years Later, Federal Appellate Judge David Tatel, '66, Still Thinks About the Concepts He Learned as a 1L, David S. Tatel
Ken Thomas, '16, Blending Knowledge and Compassion, Ken Thomas
Caroline Wong, '16, Digging into Scholarship, Caroline A. Wong
Submissions from 2015
Vanessa Countryman, '05, Felt the Synergistic Dance Between Law and Economics, Vanessa Ann Countryman
Fresh Out of the Law School, David Cross, ’80, Applied Posnerian Analysis—and Felt the Impact of the UChicago Way, David Cross
LT Edwards, ’15: An Aspiring Prosecutor Learns to Think Like a Defense Lawyer, LT Edwards
Susan Epstein, '95, Still Reflects on Concepts She Learned in Elements of Law, Susan Epstein
Casen Ross, ’15, Service Trip Sparks New Thoughts About Change, Casen Ross
Working on the Mandel Clinic, Nancy Rotering, '90, Developed a Lifelong Commitment to Providing Access to Justice, Nancy Rotering
Charles Senatore, '80, Learned to Look Beyond the Facts, Charles Senatore
Val Washington, ’15, Digging Deep to Predict Outcomes in the Law, Val Washington
