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Congratulations to the 2013 Skadden Fellows

See any names you know? And which law schools have produced the most Skadden Fellows over the past five years?

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Two lists appear below. The first shows the 2013 Skadden fellows and the organizations they’ll be working for. If you’d like to read more about their specific projects, check out the Skadden Fellowships website.

The second shows the law schools that have sent graduates into Skadden Fellowships for the past five years (fellowship classes 2009 to 2013). Harvard tops the list with 24, followed by Yale and NYU with 12 apiece, and then Stanford with 10. If you see any errors — we did the tabulation manually — please let us know.

Congratulations to all of the Skadden fellows and their law schools!

SKADDEN FOUNDATION — 2013 SKADDEN FELLOWS

Elyssa Caplan
New York University School of Law
The Door
New York

Joelle Emerson
Stanford Law School
Equal Rights Advocates (ERA)
San Francisco

Semuteh Freeman
New York University School of Law
Legal Services for Children
San Francisco

Sponsored

Haben Girma
Harvard Law School
Disability Rights Advocates
Berkeley, Calif.

Hilary Hammell
University of Washington School of Law
Public Advocates
San Francisco

Evan Henley
Georgetown University Law Center
Legal Aid Society of the District of Columbia
Washington, D.C.

Robert Hodgson
Harvard Law School
New York Civil Liberties Union
New York

Elizabeth Johnston
Vanderbilt Law School
National Women’s Law Center
Washington, D.C.

Sponsored

Hunter Landerholm
Harvard Law School
Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County
Los Angeles

Danielle Lang
Yale Law School
Bet Tzedek Legal Services
Los Angeles

Oscar Lopez
Columbia University School of Law
Advancement Project
Washington, D.C.

Adam Meyers
Harvard Law School
Brooklyn Legal Services Corporation A
Brooklyn, N.Y.

Sofia Nelson
Yale Law School
ACLU of Michigan
Detroit

Allison Newcombe
University of California, Los Angeles School of Law
The Alliance for Children’s Rights
Los Angeles

Diana Newmark
New York University School of Law
The Legal Aid Society
New York

Samuel Petsonk
Washington and Lee University School of Law
Mountain State Justice
Charleston, W.V.

Casey Potter
University of Chicago Law School
Cabrini Green Legal Aid
Chicago

Trudy Rebert
Yale Law School
New Orleans Workers’ Center for Racial Justice
New Orleans

Mara Sacks
Harvard Law School
The Bronx Defenders
Bronx, N.Y.

Daniel Saver
Harvard Law School
Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto
East Palo Alto, Calif.

Nicholas Sheehan
Georgetown University Law Center
Advocates for Children of New York
New York

Rachel Smit
Boston University School of Law
Greater Boston Legal Services

Andrea Smith
University of California, Irvine School of Law
Disability Rights Legal Center
Los Angeles

Evan Smith
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Appalachian Citizens’ Law Center
Whitesburg, Ky.

Sarah Warpinski
Michigan State University College of Law
Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc.
Toledo, Ohio

Hannah Weinberger-Divack
University of Illinois College of Law
National Senior Citizens Law Center
Washington, D.C.

Scott Welfel
New York University School of Law
New Jersey Institute of Social Justice
Newark, N.J.

Charles Wysong
Stanford Law School
Equip for Equality
Chicago

Liliana Zaragoza
Columbia University School of Law
New York Legal Assistance Group
New York

LAW SCHOOLS WITH SKADDEN FELLOWS (2009-2013 FELLOWSHIP CLASSES)

American University – 2
Boston College – 1
Boston University – 1
City University of New York – 4
Columbia – 8
DePaul – 1
Duke – 2
Fordham – 3
Georgetown – 5
Harvard – 24
Howard – 1
Loyola (Los Angeles) – 1
Michigan State – 1
Northeastern – 2
Northwestern – 1
NYU – 12
Rutgers / Camden – 1
Stanford – 11
University of Arkansas – 1
UC Berkeley / Boalt Hall – 6
UC Irvine – 1
UCLA – 4
U. Chicago – 5
University of Connecticut – 1
University of Illinois – 1
University of Maryland – 1
University of Miami – 1
University of Michigan – 7
U. Penn. – 6
University of Texas – 2
UVA – 3
University of Washington – 1
University of Wisconsin – 1
Vanderbilt – 2
Washington & Lee – 1
Wayne State – 1
West Virginia – 1
Widener – 1
William Mitchell – 1
Yale – 12

TOTAL: 141

2013 Class of Skadden Fellows Named [Skadden Foundation]

Earlier: Congratulations to the 2012 Skadden Fellows
Congratulations to the 2011 Skadden Fellows

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