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National Advisory Committee
Do you wish to expand public interest opportunities on law campuses across the country? Join the Equal Justice Works National Advisory Committee to help bridge the gap between law school and the public interest field.
The National Advisory Committee (NAC) is made up of eight law students and eight law school professionals who conduct outreach and provide feedback and advice on our programs and initiatives. NAC Members serve two-year staggered terms and new members are selected each spring.
As a NAC member, you will be responsible for:
- Building relationships with law students and law school professionals within your assigned region
- Promoting public interest opportunities and resources
- Visiting and speaking at regional law schools
- Reporting back to Equal Justice Works on public interest law issues, news, and events
- Assisting with the annual Conference and Career Fair held every October held in Washington, D.C.
- Assisting with the design, implementation and evaluation of select initiatives including the Student Representative program and the Regional Public Interest Awards
Applications Now Closed
Applications for 2019 are now closed. Thanks to all who applied!
National Advisory Committee Members
Law Students
- Kaile Bennett
Stetson University College of Law - Erica Brant
Roger Williams University School of Law - Derek Demeri
Rutgers Law School - Kaylyn Hager
University of Arkansas Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law - Walter Jean-Jacques
Notre Dame Law School - Chantel Matikke
Lincoln Memorial University, Duncan School of Law - Neema Mohammadizad
Santa Clara University School of Law - Brittany Urness
Brigham Young University, J. Reuben Clark Law School
Law School Professionals
- Michelle Condon
Charleston School of Law - Parisa Ijadi-Maghsoodi
University of San Diego School of Law - Ashleigh Kashimawo
St. John’s University School of Law - Claire O’Brien
Washington University in Saint Louis School of Law - Nicholas Schroeck
University of Detroit Mercy School of Law - Tony Waller
University of Georgia School of Law - Gregory Zlotnick
St. Mary's University School of Law - Kiva Zytnick
The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law
Providing legal services to underprivileged populations is some of the most important legal work one can do. I’m eager to be a part of it.
Ashle Bray /
2018 Rural Summer Legal Corps Student Fellow
