2020 Rudman Summer Fellows
Rudman Summer Fellowships support students who work full-time pro bono in the summer for government agencies and non-profits that perform public interest legal work. These fellowships pay up to $4,000 for 10 weeks of full-time work.
Taskeen Aman ’22: Veterans Foundation of New Hampshire
Fouad Badaoui ’22: The Research Foundation for the State University of New York
Shireen Bhatia ’21: U.S. International Trade Commission, Office of Unfair Import Investigation
Camden Bisson ’22: 6th Circuit – District and Family Divisions – Hillsborough
Elizabeth Blackhall ’22: Office of City Solicitor, Manchester
Michael D. Brown ’21: Stowe Electric Department, Vermont
Jaron Castranio ’21: New Hampshire Legal Assistance
Benjamin Chapman ’21: Rockingham County Superior Court
Peyton Cirulli ’22: Disability Rights Center – New Hampshire
Madison Corcoran ’22: Littleton Police Department, New Hampshire
Leah M. Corson ’22: New Hampshire Bar Association Pro Bono Referral Program
Adrián Coss ’21: American Civil Liberties Union of New Hampshire
Jonathan Dean ’21: Rockingham County Attorney – State of New Hampshire
Nicole Demas ’22: Volunteer Lawyers For the Arts of Massachusetts
Daniel Divis ’21: Hillsborough County North Superior Court
Amanda Dupuis ’22: 10th Circuit – Family Division – Brentwood
Morgan Eastman ’21: Victim Rights Law Center, Boston
Janis M. Emery ’22: New Hampshire Legal Assistance
Amber Nicole Ezzell ’21: U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Washington, DC
Tess Farley ’21: National Advocates for Pregnant Women, New York
Michael Fazi ’21: University System of New Hampshire General Counsel's Office
Rowan Ferrier ’22: 9th Circuit – Family Division – Manchester
Jordan Greenburg ’22: Center for Popular Democracy, New York
Cory Greenleaf ’22: 10th Circuit Court – Family and District Division – Portsmouth
Ben Greenslade ’22: New Hampshire Democratic Party Voter Protection Legal Fellow
Johanna E. Hendriksen ’22: New Hampshire Legal Assistance
Kaylee Howard ’22: United States Attorney's Office for the District of New Hampshire
Sofia A. Hyatt ’21: New Hampshire Legal Assistance
Molly Jensen ’21: Central American Resource Center (CARECEN) of Washington, DC
Cynthia S. Keeley ’21: CPCS/Children and Family Law Division, Lowell, MA
Griffin Kmon ’22: Catholic Charities New Hampshire
Danielle Kuntz ’21: Federal Defender – District of New Hampshire
Butch Laker ’22: The Research Foundation for the State University of New York
Zebadiah Lewis ’22: Marion County Superior Court, Indiana
J. Mitchell Lowe ’22: 6th Circuit – District Division – Hillsborough
Anna Lussier ’22: Disability Rights Center – New Hampshire
Joshua Marshall ’22: City of Concord, New Hampshire Solicitor’s Office
David Scott Masterson ’22: New Hampshire Legal Assistance
Hannah Merrow ’21: Merrimack County Superior Court
Christopher Mignanelli ’21: Grafton County Attorney's Office
Samantha Mills ’21: New Hampshire Supreme Court
Katie A. Mosher ’21: New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration
Shannon Mulholland ’22: National Education Association
Audrey Mulliner ’21: Department of Justice, Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau
Logan P. Murr ’22: The Research Foundation for the State University of New York
Connor O’Neill ’22: Northeast Legal Aid, Inc, Lawrence, MA
Katarina Overberg ’22: People’s Parity Project, Cambridge, MA
Claire Parham ’21: New England Innocence Project, Boston
Gwendolyn T. Parrish ’22: New Hampshire Legal Assistance
Laura Raymond ’22: Medicaid Fraud Control Unit and the Administrative Prosecutions Unit, NH Department of Justice
Cassandra Rodgers ’22: City of Portsmouth Legal Department
Holly Salois ’22: 9th Circuit – Family Division – Manchester
Victoria Saxe ’21: Hillsborough County North Superior Court
Robert Schmitz ’22: The Research Foundation for the State University of New York
John Sheehy ’22: Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of New Hampshire and the Cheshire County Superior Court
Kevin Tylock ’22: The Research Foundation for the State University of New York
Ramya Vemuganti ’22: The Research Foundation for the State University of New York
Mark Waldner ’22: The Ventilator Project, Boston
Eleanor Walker ’22: Concord Circuit Court
Benjamin Winer ’22: 10th Circuit Court – Family Division – Portsmouth
Colleen Yoder ’21: New Hampshire Legal Assistance
About the Warren B. Rudman Center
The Warren B. Rudman Center for Justice, Leadership & Public Service at the UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law serves as a hub for public discourse on the policies and current events that shape our society. It provides programmatic and financial support for students interested in exploring careers in public service while supporting public programming and academic inquiry that align with its mission. The Center honors former U.S. Senator Warren B. Rudman, also the state’s attorney general, who was widely admired for his integrity and willingness to work with politicians across the aisle to advance the public interest.
