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“The thing that surprised me most was how accessible the faculty is. I feel like they genuinely want to know me as a person.” Emily Arvizu |
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“I chose Maine Law for the clinical opportunities. I knew I wanted to get hands-on experience, and Maine Law offers amazing clinics.” Shianne Bowlin |
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“The small class size and close-knit community at Maine Law provided the type of learning environment I was looking for.” Peter Caty |
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“The teaching fellows are awesome, and their instruction and guidance have been crucial in figuring out the best way to learn the material.” Karl Fisher |
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“Whether it’s through the Career Services Office’s mentorship program or just by asking a professor for the name of someone who would be willing to meet for coffee and discuss a given topic, Maine Law is plugged into the state’s legal community in a way that helps students network and identify job opportunities.” Nicholas Janzen |
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“I keep discovering ways in which the Law School directly affects Mainers’ quality of life: just one example is the Rural Practice Fellowship program that is closing the “justice gap” in some of the most underserved areas of our state.” Kathryn King |
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“I chose Maine Law because it hit all the marks—small, close-knit, and well-respected among Maine lawyers, judges, and employers.” Julia MacDonald |
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“Maine Law is very engaged with the local community and is dedicated to giving back. This commitment to community service is a great strength and it allows students to get hands on legal experience while still in school.” Nicholas Mazuroski |
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“There is something really incredible about being surrounded by classmates and faculty that want nothing more than for you to succeed. It really is a “we’re all in this together” mentality.” Jimmy Puckette |
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“I was chosen to be the Juvenile Justice Fellow for my class, which has opened up so many doors for me.” Anne Sedlack |