Paths to Success
Alumni find career satisfaction in unusual places....
Carl Dierker ’77 Going Green: The regional counsel for the EPA in New England provides legal and policy a...
In the Field
Scoring in the Big League
Bob Raskopf ’76 loves the thrill of the game. Forty years ago, as articles editor of BC Law Review, he challenged the editor of the Harvard Law Review to a softball game. “They...
Split Decision
Law partners expand with compliance training business....
Pocket Résumé Katherin Nukk-Freeman ’93 and Suzanne Cerra ’93: Founders of Nukk-Freeman & Cerra, ...
Doing the Right Thing for Society—and Employees
McCray Pettway ’99 is settling into the Seattle scene, raving about the local restaurants, and trying to find a time to visit Mount Rainier. Which is not to say that she isn’t ...
Never a Dull Moment
Where others see obstacles, lawmakerJared Huffman sees opportunity....
Pocket Résumé Jared Huffman ’90: US Representative (D-Calif.) since 2013; served six years in Californi...
Paths to Success
Alumni find career satisfaction in unusual places....
Jennifer Borggaard ’96 Career: Based in Prides Crossing, she is senior vice president of Affiliated Manag...
Paths to Success
Alumni find career satisfaction in unusual places....
F. Thomas O’Halloran ’80 Change of Plans; A former trial lawyer, he headed to the world of Wall Street ...
Bold Move Leads to Unexpected Rewards
Alex Hood finds the silver lining in law firm furlough....
Five years ago, Alex Hood was about to join the largest law firm in Colorado when, like incoming associates ...
A Head for Numbers
Kate Barton is that rare person who uses “tax” and “fun" in the same s...
Pocket Résumé Kate Barton ’87: From “humble origins” in Brighton, Massachusetts, to Americas Vice C...
The Mother of All Jobs
Kristen Dang Han ’00 thrives as VP of top maternity apparel company....
As the mother of three boys, it might seem that Kristen Han gravitated to her position as vice president and...