St. Thomas School of Law 2020 Graduates

PUBLIC SERVICE

Each of today’s J.D. graduates has completed at least 50 hours of community service work as part of his or her legal education at the University of St. Thomas School of Law. The public service requirement is fashioned on the belief that all lawyers – and for that matter all people – have an obligation to share the gifts with which they have been blessed. The class as a whole completed more than 9,800 hours of community service work. For the students listed below, public service is clearly more than a requirement for graduation. The number of service hours each recorded over his or her three years of law school is inspiring and extraordinary. It is fitting that their accomplishments should be recognized today.

400-499 Hours Krista Viksnins

300-399 Hours Anna Schwingler

200-299 Hours Yer Vang

100-199 Hours Colby Boman Georgie Brattland Dustin Cesarek Jacqueline Congello Olivia DeMumbrum Michelle Gonzalez Anna Marie Landis Mark Landauer Hallie Martin Amanda McShane Kaitlyn Nieson Aurelia Phillips Megan Pierce-Campbell

Ashlie Steppat Nicole Zeman

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