2017 Stevens Fellows
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Chicago-Kent College of Law
David Zuma Federal Defender Program (Chicago, IL) Steven Spector Cook County State's Attorneys' Office (Office of Special Prosecutions) (Chicago, IL) Aima Mori Equip for Equality (Chicago, IL) Columbia Law School Barbara Carina de la Paz Latinojustice (New York, NY) Beulah Agbabiaka Public Defender Service (Washington, DC) Emory University School of Law Carly Rabner Brooklyn Defenders Services (Brooklyn, NY) Brandon Scheck Innocence Project of Florida (Tallahassee, FL) Fordham University School of Law Shaunna Lazzaro Queens District Attorney’s Office, Special Victims Bureau (Queens, NY) Brian Valladares New York State Homes & Community Renewal, Tenant Protection Unit, (New York, NY) Harvard Law School Jackie Ebert ArchCity Defenders (St. Louis, MO) Jyoti Jasrasaria Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) (Los Angeles, CA) Howard University School of Law Mackenzie Becker Legal Aid Society of the District of Columbia (Washington, DC) Charee Rickia Page Georgia Capital Defender (Atlanta, GA) Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law Lydette Assefa Cabrini Green Legal Aid (Chicago, IL) Elizabeth Bright Public Defender Service (Washington, DC) Peter Isham Manhattan District Attorney's Office (New York, NY) Eleanor Kittilstad Louisiana Center for Children's Rights (New Orleans, LA) Santa Clara University School of Law Jessica Atwood Los Angeles Dependency Lawyers (Monterey Park, CA) Regan Bradley-Born) Bay Area Legal Aid (Redwood City, CA) Carlos Castro Center for Constitutional Rights (New York, NY) Melissa Fox Disability Rights California (Oakland, CA) Stanford Law School Drew Flood Southern Center on Human Rights (2016) Metropolitan Public Defender of Portland (2017) Lauren Gorodetsky Legal Aid Society in New York (2016) NAACP LDF (2017) David Huang Federal Defender's Office (Topeka, KS) Adrienne Pon Southern Center on Human Rights (2016) ACLU Immigrants' Rights Project (2017) University of California, Berkeley, School of Law Susan Beaty Legal Aid at Work (San Francisco, CA) Seth Crisler-Smith U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Carlos Nevarez EBCLC, National Law Center for Inter-American Trade Alexandra Sadler Contra Costa County Public Defender's Office (Martinez, CA) University of California, Davis, School of Law Nelly Chavez Agricultural Labor Relations Board (Sacramento, CA) Fabian Sanchez Coronado Immigrant Legal Resource Center (San Francisco, CA) University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law Ariana Cernius Bet Tzedek Legal Services Outreach Team (Los Angeles, CA) Maggie Yates Southern Center for Human Rights (Atlanta, GA) University of Chicago Law School Holly Berlin American Civil Liberties Union of San Diego & Imperial Counties (San Diego, CA) Jamie Luguri American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland (Baltimore, MD) University of Florida Levin College of Law Catherine Nowak Melissa Muriel University of Georgia School of Law Gilbert Oladeinbo New Jersey Institute for Social Justice - Criminal Justice Reform Intern (Newark, NJ) Dana Leader The American Bar Association Center on Children and the Law University of Michigan Law School Anastassia Kolosova Legal Services of South Central Michigan (Ann Arbor, MI) Darrian Allard Wayne County Prosecutor's Office (Detroit, MI) University of Minnesota Law School Luke Wolfe U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Tort Claims Act Section of the Civil Division (Washington, DC) Kathryn Burkart U.S. Coast Guard Headquarters (Washington, DC) University of Oklahoma College of Law Mackenzie Coplen Sexual Assault Legal Institute (Silver Springs, MD) Walter Mengden Federal Public Defender, Northern District of Texas (Dallas, TX) University of Washington School Law Katherine Shattuck Ali Burton Yale Law School Yusef Al-Jarani ACLU of Illinois (Chicago, IL) Joanne Lee Gulfcoast Legal Services (St. Petersburg, FL) and Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (New York, NY) Skylar Albertson Federal Defenders of New York (White Plains, NY) |
"I entered law school with the passion to fight against wrongful conviction and for criminal justice reform. Your fellowship has allowed me to develop these passions as a summer legal intern with the Innocence Project of Florida. This invaluable internship experience will allow me to further my passions as I enter my 2L year at Emory University School of Law, and as I begin my career as a public interest lawyer."
Brandon Scheck
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