Graduate Associates
Graduate Associates in the LAPA program are Princeton graduate students working on law-related topics within their specific programs on campus. LAPA brings them together through LEGS (Law-Engaged Graduate Student) seminars and other events, so that graduate students will find their graduate education enhanced by interdisciplinary contact. Graduate Associates are typically engaged in research or course work related to law while at Princeton. Many already have law degrees or other advanced legal training.

Students on the Job Market

John Palmer, Woodrow Wilson School, Ph.D. Candidate
Rachel A. Weise, Woodrow Wilson School, MPA candidate 2013<br />New York University School of Law, JD candidate 2013
James Lindley Wilson, Politics, Ph.D. Candidate

MPA Students

Mark Adam Marge, Woodrow Wilson School
Gregory Ellis Rosalsky, Woodrow Wilson School
Emerson J. Sykes, Woodrow Wilson School
Rachel A. Weise, Woodrow Wilson School

MPP Students

Amber Willene Greene, Woodrow Wilson School
Ronald Joseph Shonkwiler, Woodrow Wilson School

PhD Students

Adam L. Alter, Psychology
Matthew A. Axtell, History
Yael Berda, Sociology
Felipe Cala, Spanish and Portuguese
Angèle Christin, Sociology
Tom Dannenbaum, Politics
Rohit De, History
Jessica Flanigan, Politics
David M. Glick, Politics
Jessica F. Green, Woodrow Wilson School
Jeffrey S. Hardy, History
Sara Nephew Hassani, Sociology
Rob Hunter, Politics
Sarah Kaiksow, Sociology
Yu-Chi Kuo, Politics
Jessica K. Lowe, History
Maribel Morey, History
John Palmer, Woodrow Wilson School
Michelle Phelps, Sociology
Alexander I. Ruder, Politics
Michael Schlossman, Sociology
Avani Mehta Sood, Psychology
Philip Wallach, Politics
Laura M. Weinrib, History
James Lindley Wilson, Politics
Kevin M. Woodson, Sociology
Nurfadzilah Yahaya, History
Emily Zackin, Politics

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