• Darcus ’12 receives post-graduate Independence Foundation Fellowship
  Joanna Darcus will work on economic justice issues stemming from abusive debt collection practices.

• Swain ’12 receives two-year Skadden Fellowship
  Prestigious fellowship will support Caitlin Swain’s work on issues of educational equity for at-risk youth in North Carolina.

• Solomon Njeru LLM '12
  Njeru says he will use his Duke Law education to continue improving human rights under Kenya’s new Constitution.

• Haley Warden '13
  Warden focuses on civil rights, marriage equality

• Jessalee Landfried JD/MEM ’13
  Durham native already lauded for community-based environmental work.

• Christina Mullen '14
  Summer Starter chose Duke Law for its JD/LLM program and renowned international faculty. » Duke Black Law Students Association

• Isabelle Mercier-Dalphond LLM '12
  The perfect combination between sports and law

• Jonathan Strauss, LLMLE’12
  Jonathan talks about his reasons for pursuing the Duke Law LLMLE

• Katie Ertmer ’13
  City planner brings expertise in sustainability to law studies.

• Lesley Hamming '13
  Lesley Hamming’s nonprofit camp immerses young scientists in innovation, entrepreneurship.

• Nadia Prinz’11
  From teacher to aspiring prosecutor.

• Tom Crosby '11
  Photos of Abu Ghraib inspired study of law and pursuit of becoming a military lawyer.

• Sara Ruvic ’11
  From the Bosnian War to Duke Law School.

• Andrea Hamilton '11
  Student combines faith and legal service through work with new community organization.

• Negar Amir-Haeri LLM ’11
  Having studied piano since childhood, Amir-Haeri was torn between continuing her musical career or pursuing a different discipline professionally. She chose to do both.

• James Gillenwater '12
  Former pro rugby player Gillenwater introduces the sport to a Durham Boys and Girls Club with the support of a Schweitzer fellowship. » Watch The Rugby Project video

• Rocio Perez '11
  Involvement with Law School organizations reinforces Perez's belief in the value of community as well as advocacy.

• Pate Skene ’13
  1L and Duke University neuroscientist speculates he’s had “the longest unrequited love affair with the law” of any law student.

• Laura Pisoni JD/MEM ’11
  Matching science to law in environmental law clinic.

• Laura Pisoni JD/MEM ’11
  Dual-degree student worked in clinic, serves as chief DELPF editor

• Katherine Tsai ’10
  Recent graduate finds satisfaction in advising educational nonprofit startups through Community Enterprise Clinic.

• Slavik Gabinsky ’10
  Outgoing president of the Duke Law Drama Society heads to Allen & Overy in London to practice transactional law.

• Katherine de Vos Devine JD/MA '10
  A dual-degree candidate for a master in art history, de Vos Devine talks about curating an exhibit of political caricature at Duke's Nasher Museum.

Our International Students

• Kyoungpyo Kang LLM '12
  A judge returns to the classroom.