The Rudman Center is pleased to announce the 2021 Rudman Summer Fellows. Their names and host employers are listed below.
Gera Adomako ’23: City of Concord Legal Department/City Solicitor’s Office
Taskeen Aman ’22: Federal Circuit Bar Association
Evan Anderson ’24: New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration
Fouad Badaoui ’22: The Research Foundation for the State University of New York
Camden Bisson ’22: Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau, NH Department of Justice
Cullen Bowie ’22: Legal Aid Society of Eastern Virginia
Brett Bunderson ’22: United States District Court; District of New Jersey
Zosia Busé, '23: Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of New Hampshire
Kylie Butler ’23: Northeast Justice Center, Lawrence, MA
Coda Campbell ’23: New Hampshire Legal Assistance
Peyton Cirulli ’22: New Hampshire Public Defender
Madison Corcoran ’22: Rockingham County Attorney’s Office, New Hampshire
Taylor Davis ’23: The Legal Aid Society of Mid-New York, Inc.
Mary Dineen '22: The Legal Aid Society, New York – Trial Office, Queens
Joseph Dolciotto '23: United States Coast Guard, 1st District Legal Office, Boston
Rhea Doty ’22: Atlanta Legal Aid Society, Georgia
Courtney Duffy ’23: 9th Circuit Court -- Family Division -- Manchester, NH
Amanda Dupuis ’22: Hillsborough County Superior Court North
Janis M. Emery ’22: New Hampshire Public Defender
Alex Fernald ’23: City of Manchester, Office of the City Solicitor
Rowan Ferrier ’22: NH Department of Justice, Transportation and Construction Bureau
Justin Gadberry '23: Lantos Foundation, Concord, NH
Ryan Garrette '23: 1st and 3rd Circuits – District Divisions – Berlin and Conway, NH
Tayla George ’23: Catholic Charities New Hampshire
Nicolas Hamelin '23: Office of the Chittenden County State's Attorney, Burlington, VT
Michael Iranpour ’23: The Research Foundation for the State University of New York
Katelyn Jezowski '23: CA Lawyers for the Arts - Sacramento Arbitration & Mediation Office
Alexie Johnson ’23: City of Manchester, Office of the City Solicitor
Autumn Klick ’23: 9th Circuit Court -- Family Division -- Manchester, NH
Paul Kline ’22: Portsmouth District & Family 10th Circuit, Portsmouth District Court
Griffin Kmon ’22: New Hampshire Legal Assistance
Christina Kranias ’23: New Hampshire Commission for Human Rights
Taylor Largmann ’23: Jefferson County Public Defender's Office, Alabama
Trevor Lewis ’22: United States Patent and Trademark Office
Jackson Lindquist ’23: Eau Claire County Circuit Court, Wisconsin
Luke Little ’23: Merrimack County Attorney's Office
Taylor Mackie ’23: Maricopa County Attorney’s Office, Arizona
Christian Marrero Otero ’23: Washington State Office of the Attorney General
Joshua Marshall ’22: Federal Public Defender, District of New Mexico, Las Cruces Branch
Christian Merheb ’23: New Hampshire Insurance Department
Shannon Mulholland ’22: Manchester City Solicitor Office, New Hampshire
Kavyasri Nagumotu ’22: New Hampshire Supreme Court
Gwendolyn Parrish ’22: Capital Appeals Project, New Orleans, LA
Colin Platz ’23: Northeastern University Athletic Compliance Office
Julianne Plourde ’23: United States Attorney's Office, District of New Hampshire
Thomas Rapp ’22: United States Attorney's Office, Northern District of Ohio
James Rudolph ’23: 6th Circuit Court – District Division – Hillsborough, NH
Holly Salois ’22: Disability Rights Center – New Hampshire
David Schvaneveldt ’23: Catholic Charities New Hampshire
Alyssa Scott ’23: District Seven Legal Office, U.S. Coast Guard, Miami, FL
John Sheehy ’22: New Hampshire Supreme Court
Benjamin Silver ’23: Stowe Electric Department, Vermont
Ericka Solomon ’23: The Children's Law Center of Connecticut
Paul Spencer ’23: Worcester County District Attorney’s Office
Hogan Tomkunas ’22: Connecticut Office of State Ethics, Hartford
Timothy Tyndall ’23: The Concord Coalition
Jacob Watts ’23: 10th Circuit Court – District, Family, Probate Divisions – Brentwood, NH
Sarah Younes ’22: U.S. Navy JAG Corps, Norfolk, VA
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, which are funded by federal work-study and Center resources, pay $4,000 for 10 weeks of full-time work.
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.
