Don’t be afraid to chart your own course. I pursued a dual degree at Michigan Law and the U-M Ford School of Public Policy. Working toward both degrees exposed me to a wider breadth of perspectives and supplemented the traditional law school curriculum with a deeper study of the social, economic, and moral implications of policy and law.
Assisting with the enforcement of antitrust laws at the Department of Justice is a continuation of my passion for realizing a more just system. It’s a privilege working alongside brilliant and dedicated civil servants and getting to see the tangible impact of our efforts in promoting free and fair competition.
U-M supported me in getting to where I am today. My classmates and the staff openly shared their experiences and advice. My professors offered mentorship and career guidance. And my career counselor was my biggest advocate at every step of the job application process, from reviewing my resume to conducting mock interviews. Ours is truly an amazing community.
