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Student Spotlights
Abigail AvoryieAbigail Avoryie
Hometown:
Worcester, MA
Undergraduate:
Double Major: International Relations and Anthropology; Certificate in African Studies
Favorite Classes
Civil Procedure; Islamic Law; International Trade and Development
Favorite Professors
Dean Entin, Professor Hoffman, Dean Scharf, and Professor Yearby
Law School Activities
  • International Law Society, Vice President
  • Law Students for Social Justice, Executive Board Member
  • War Crimes Prosecution Watch E-Newsletter, Associate Editor
  • Diversity Coalition, Executive Board Member
Achievements
Frederick K. Cox International Law Center Fellowship 2012, Inamori Center for Ethics Essay Competition (Honorable Mention), SPILF Fellowship 2012.
Employment
United Nations Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, summer intern. Cleveland Legal Aid Society, spring externship. American Bar Association: Africa Committee, legal intern. Prior to law school I worked for three years at the Princeton Review in Boston, MA.
Advice
Come to law school with an open mind, you will learn as much from your peers as you will in the classroom. Join as many clubs as you can and take classes that interest you alongside bar preparation courses. Law school is a challenging experience, both mentally and emotionally! To help combat the stress do not neglect your personal hobbies and outside interests. Lastly, be sure to get to know your professors - they are an invaluable resource and key to law school success.