Jessica is looking forward to working as a summer student at Cassels Brock during the week and playing as a summer student in cottage country during the weekend.

Carly will be spending her next semester in Barcelona eating paella, walking through markets, working on her Spanish ... and her law degree!

Monique only arrived in Canada a short two years ago from sunny South Africa. Although her tan and memory of warm winters have disappeared, her accent still remains intact.

Anita's previous job as a shoe buyer has left her with the habit of checking out people's footwear. Now you'll know what she is up to when you see her sitting in the food court of the Path staring at the ground.

Patrick played university hockey in England, where they call hockey “chips.” If he can explain offsides to his friends in England, then research memos should be easy.

Joel once spent a month in Northern Thailand volunteering with an irrigation project. His houseplants still wonder if he learned anything there.

Alec has wanted to be a lawyer ever since a fortune cookie told him he would be good at it. 

Ardavan spent his graduate school studies researching the optimization of  organic material degradation. He’s yet to find a way, however, to biodegrade the Income Tax Act.

Despite her yearnings to play lead in the next great rock band, Victoria could not resist the temptation of studying law on Canada’s East Coast. She looks forward to any cases landing on her desk that require a detailed knowledge of all things flute.

Carla plans to spend her winter learning the ins and outs of offshore law. Literally- in a floating chair, out in the ocean, offshore of Barbados!

Steven can play almost any instrument with strings or keys. Tragically, he cannot read music.

This summer, Azim hopes to integrate the skills he developed in a humour writing course into his legal writing. 

Caitlin has a Bernese Mountain dog named Gracie who weighs as much as she does and is still growing. Caitlin has decided to pursue a legal career to help pay the kibble bills.

If Laura wasn't in law school, she would be a professional baker. Stop by her office anytime for a homemade cookie.