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August 15, 2012
Sheri Soltes, ’84, has put her legal education and experience to an unusual use: training rescued shelter dogs to be service animals and companions for disabled people. -
August 7, 2012
Scott Dahl, ’88, is the new inspector general at the Smithsonian Institution, whose collections—and zoo!—he has loved since he was a child. -
January 25, 2012
Allison Lerner, ’89, inspector general for the National Science Foundation, has found meaning in a legal career that’s taken her from Washington, D.C., to Antarctica and back. -
January 17, 2012
Oliver Luck, '87, earned his JD while playing professional football with the Houston Oilers before going on to politics and a business career and finally returning to West Virginia to head its athletics department. -
September 13, 2011
As senior litigation counsel for Shell Oil, environmental lawyer Cisselon Nichols Hurd, ’91, works on cases that shape the future of industry. -
August 19, 2011
David Hall, ’69, executive director of Texas RioGrande Legal Aid, turned his youthful passion for helping the poor into a distinguished and influential public-interest legal career. -
July 7, 2011
Dan Mangis’s career as a Foreign Service officer has taken him far from Austin to Baghdad’s Green Zone. -
November 17, 2010
Lulu Flores, ’80, was recently named National Latina Lawyer of the Year by the Hispanic National Bar Association, a new height in a career defined by public service. -
July 30, 2010
Scott Keller, ’07, is the latest Law School alumnus to clerk on the Supreme Court, under Justice Anthony Kennedy. -
July 30, 2010
Julia Massimino, ’99, followed her interest in legislative lawyering to a position as chief of staff for California congressman Howard Berman. -
June 28, 2010
As president of Cristo Rey Jesuit, the Rev. TJ Martinez, '96, prepares underprivileged children for a better future -
February 17, 2010
Regina Rogoff, ’73, Chief Executive Officer of the People’s Community Clinic in Austin, Texas
