4th Quarter, 2009 Law School Scholarship Robert Davis I was born and raised in Sugar Land, Texas. I first became interested in government and law when I was appointed a page for the summer of 2001. I received a BA in International Affairs from George Washington University in 2006 and an MA in Comparative World …
3rd Quarter, 2008 Law School Scholarship Winner Nichole Rapier Nichole Rapier is attending the University of California-Davis School of Law. A Portion of Nichole’s Winning Essay: Friends and family members were shocked when I told them of my intent to apply to law school. They know me as a lifelong artist, and many believed that …
2nd Quarter, 2008 Law School Scholarship Winner Margaret Heinen Margaret Heinen is a 2008 graduate of Mercer University from Fitzgerald, Georgia. She graduated magna cum laude and recieved her Bachelor of Arts degree in music with university honors, and her Bachelor of Arts in English with departmental honors. From the time she arrived at college, …
3rd Quarter, 2007 Law School Scholarship Winner Rusty Duncan “I am from Greenville, SC and a current second year student at Campbell University School of Law in Buies Creek, NC. I obtained an undergraduate degree in Criminal Justice from the University of South Carolina. Before starting law school I obtained a Paralegal degree at Greenville …
4th Quarter, 2006 Law School Scholarship Winner Allison Kranz Originally from Chicago, Allison has spent most of her life in Detroit, Mich. and the surrounding suburbs. Allison gained a passion for social justice though attending an all female high school founded upon the principals of the Catholic Social teachings. In Grand Rapid, Mich. Allison completed …
1st Quarter, 2007 Law School Scholarship Winner Luminitia Nodit A Portion of Luminitia’s Winning Essay: Growing up during communism in Romania, I learned early in life how to become a “survivor”. My determination to challenge authority was born at an early age when my family teachings conflicted with the brainwashing communist ideology. Learning to outgrow …
1st Quarter, 2006 Law School Scholarship Winner Colin Smith “A Man for Others,” my prep school motto, is a philosophy of life that taps into the best in all of us in that we contribute our talents and abilities to enrich one another’s lives professionally, intellectually, and socially. This mind set has given impetus to …
3rd Quarter, 2006 Law School Scholarship Winner Juneko Robinson A former paraprofessional psychiatric social worker, I used to work with the homeless population as well as case manage adults with chronic psychiatric symptoms and substance abuse issues. Currently, however, I am a third-year law student at the University at Buffalo, as well as a third-year …
4th Quarter, 2005 Law School Scholarship Winner Karen Sabin “I have wanted to become an attorney since I entered the legal profession 15 years ago, but had no college education and realized that, at my age then, even if I could obtain a loan to pay for school, by the time I graduated from law …
3rd Quarter, 2005 Law School Scholarship Winner Theresa Watts “I grew up with angry parents, angry neighbors and generally angry folks all around me. Their anger, and eventually my own, had nothing to do with them being good people. They were all good people. They were angry because they were frustrated, and because they suffered. …
