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Striving for justice reform is the mission of Robert Sand ’80, a professor at Vermont Law School, who also holds the title of high bailiff of Windsor County, Vt.

Olivia Northrop is a lead consultant at ABS Group in Washington, D.C. She graduated from Hamilton in 2019, where she double-majored in government and French. Olivia then went on to receive a Master of Arts in Global Risk from the John Hopkins University in 2020. She has extensive experience in risk analysis and project management.

In their devastating grief, Corey Feist ’95, his wife, Jennifer Feist, and her family were confronted almost immediately by a dilemma: heed their inclination to stay silent about the suicide of Jennifer’s sister, Dr. Lorna Breen, or speak out about the circumstances.

After four years of building skills and relationships, Bryce Febres ’22 is headed back to his hometown of Miami, Fla., to pursue a career in immigration law.

Veronica Allen is an alumni of Hamilton College, class of ‘01, a business attorney, and currently works as an Assistant General Counsel at Marqeta, Inc., a leading global modern card issuing platform.

Ian Baize is a judicial law clerk in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. A history and Spanish/Hispanic studies double major, he graduated from Hamilton in 2018, and went on to gain a doctor of law degree from the University of Chicago in 2021.

Three Hamilton students — Anokhi Manchanda ’22, Cole Kuczek ’23, and Henry Schwob ’22 — are working on summer research projects concerning police and court reforms and a potential human rights commission in the Utica area.

Keya Advani graduated from Hamilton College in 2008 with a B.A. in comparative literature. She is currently based in London and serves as a solicitor at Bates Wells, the top U.K. law firm for charities and non-profits. Advani previously worked for organizations such as financial institution Big Society Capital (London), multinational law firm Linklaters LLP (London), The Mary Ward Legal Centre (London), The Human Rights Law Network (Delhi), Women’s Media Watch (Kingston), and the Global Justice Center (New York City).

Erick Wong graduated from Hamilton College in 2016 and double majored in government and Chinese. After graduation, Erick worked as a paralegal at Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP for two years before attending Duke University School of Law.

Grace Myers '19 discusses her journey to law school and how a diverse Liberal Arts education helps her think about the law. She offers several insider tips for students who are weighing the costs and benefits of attending law school.