Brittany Elias '15 is working as a summer associate at Kramer Holcomb Sheik LLP (KHS), where she also serves as marketing director. At Loyola, she helped found the Dotted Line Reporter, a blog dedicated to covering entertainment and IP law. She credits Loyola faculty with helping her secure the job.

Students participating in one of Loyola's unique Concentrations receive tailored counseling, unparalleled networking opportunities and practical training, whether it's through the Civil Litigation Skills Practicum's Deposition Skills Workshop (pictured) or any of the school's myriad experiential-learning offerings.

The fall 2014 semester features a compelling array of of seminar-style classes offering a range of perspectives. From European Union Law to International Intellectual Property to Money and Politics: The Law of Political Campaigns, a wide swath of subjects is covered.

Joyce Chang capitalized on many of the opportunities offered by Loyola's Public Interest Law Foundation. She attended speaker events for career advice from professionals, participated in mock interviews and networked with practitioners. Chang also received work-study funding for summer employment through Loyola's SPIEP program.

For Dean Conklin, a legal education was the best way to address the needs of the underrepresented. His work bridges the gaps in the juvenile justice system through educational rights advocacy, improving access to mental health services and policy work. Loyola's Public Interest Law Foundation recognized his commitment to service this year.