Last night, we held the 21st Annual Public Interest Law Association Silver State Auction. This annual event raises funds for law students to do public interest work in the summer. I want to thank PILA President, Alexis Taitel, Vice President, Chelsea Armstrong and Vice President of the Auction, Liz Davenport for making this terrific event happen.

I want to congratulate the following award recipients from last night: 

James E. Rogers Professor of History and Law

You are, shall we say, a political enthusiast, yes? 

Yes! I majored in Political Science at the University of Nevada, Reno and worked on a handful of local political races after college. Eventually I ended up working on U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto's campaign and in her senate office once she was elected. I still volunteer when I can and follow politics closely.

Do you plan on seeking public office after law school?