Here's a very poignant quote for thinking about your law school or college essays:
“One should use common words to say uncommon things.” ―Arthur Schopenhauer
I wanted to take a second to appreciate all of the wonderful people who make up our team at Spivey Consulting.
I wish I said it more often, but I'm incredibly lucky to know each and every one of them. No just as colleagues but as people who deeply care.
I have the great fortune to write that we have taken on 19 pro bono clients as part of our commitment to helping applicants with challenging socioeconomic and underrepresented backgrounds. As thankful as this note attached is, I am just as thankful & eager to expand next cycle!
I am so excited to continue the great work of empowering aspiring law school students as they navigate the increasingly multifaceted process of applying to law school! Knowledge, when applied, is power.
I'm thrilled to announce the addition of Quinn Brown to our team. Quinn was Associate Director of Admissions & Diversity Initiatives at Yale Law School; and, previously, Assistant Director of Admissions at Fordham University School of Law. Check it out! https://t.co/XkBgZNOZAs
“You don’t have to have it all planned out. There are many ways to be a great public interest lawyer.” Holly Thomas ‘04, Nustat Choudhury ‘06, Conchita Cruz ‘16, Paul Rodriguez ‘11, Rebekah Ricketts ‘10.
Amazing alums giving great advice: Stay true to your path, keep an open mind and shut out the noise. Thank you Paul Williams ‘84, Casey Pitts ‘08, Haley Proctor ‘12, Vidya Satchit ‘14 and Rahael Seifu ‘07!
Our wonderful alumni community is one of Yale Law School’s greatest strengths. Katharine Huffman ’96, Jane Park ’96, Lourdes Rivera ’90, and Marco Simons ’01 are here to talk to our admitted students about the many paths to leadership. #YaleLawSchool#YLS2022
One of the many highlights from Yale Forward: lunch with Professor @jformanjr. We are so lucky to have such an awesome community of faculty members, administrators, and current students.