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Summer Fellows luncheon

February 16, 2007 By USC Gould School of Law
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USC Law Summer Fellows from the Classes of 2007, 2008 and 2009 gathered at the University Club for a Jan. 31 luncheon hosted by Dean Edward J. McCaffery and Associate Dean Chloe Reid.Summer Fellows Luncheon

Students who completed summer fellowships during the past two years shared their experiences and advice with 1Ls who were selected to be fellows this summer.

Fellowships are awarded by USC Law's Admissions Office each spring to top admitted applicants. During the summer following their first year of law school, fellows receive paying jobs, working half the summer at a law firm and half at a business or public interest organization.

Dean McCaffery speaks at the Summer Fellows Luncheon held last month

Pictured below are Summer Fellowship participants from 2005 to 2007, with Dean McCaffery, at their annual luncheon.

Summer Fellows

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Summer FellowsSummer Fellows 2005-2007

Evan Abrams
Jesus Borbon
Justin Cerrillo
Jaclyn Cunanan
Mandana Dayani
Meredith Edelman
Andrew Elken
Christopher Elliott
Evan Fieldman
Olivia Gonzalez
John Gray
Amir Kaltgrad
Elizabeth Kimmelman
Shervin Lalezary
Erin Lapping
Josh Lockman
Edgar Martinez
Celina Munoz
Wendelyn Nichols-Julien
Emeka Orjiakor
Nicolas Pazich
Donald Thompson
Michael Thompson
Johari Townes

(Not pictured)
Elizabeth Berman
Jennifer Douglas
Rand Getlin
Melissa McDonough
Abraham Tabaie
Melanie Tory

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