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Thirteenth Annual Mentor Awards Presented

Thirteenth Annual Mentor Awards Presented: Each year, the Law School presents awards recognizing outstanding mentoring.
April 12, 2009
The 2009 Andrea Swanner Redding Outstanding Mentor Award recipient, Alex West '99, and her mentee, Patrick Foran '09.
The 2009 Andrea Swanner Redding Outstanding Mentor Award recipient, Alex West '99, and her mentee, Patrick Foran '09.
Shara Jones '10, who received the inaugural Outstanding Mentee Award (2009), and her mentor Jessie Mindlin.
Shara Jones '10, who received the inaugural Outstanding Mentee Award (2009), and her mentor Jessie Mindlin.
Alexis Loretz '11 and her mentor Ashlee Albies '05, who received one of the 2009 First Year Partnership Awards.
Alexis Loretz '11 and her mentor Ashlee Albies '05, who received one of the 2009 First Year Partnership Awards.
Maya Crawford '03, a recipient of a 2009 First Year Partnership Award, and her mentee Lindsey Burrows '11.
Maya Crawford '03, a recipient of a 2009 First Year Partnership Award, and her mentee Lindsey Burrows '11.
Mami Fujii '07, recipient of a 2009 First Year Partnership Award, with her mentee Audrey Tam '11.
Mami Fujii '07, recipient of a 2009 First Year Partnership Award, with her mentee Audrey Tam '11.
Michael Hsu '11 and his mentor, Trung Tu, a recipient of a 2009 First Year Partnership Award.
Michael Hsu '11 and his mentor, Trung Tu, a recipient of a 2009 First Year Partnership Award.

Each year, the Law School presents awards recognizing outstanding mentoring. Recipients are nominated by their students and the awards are presented at an annual Awards Reception. “I think all our mentors participate in the program because they want to give something - experience, advice, the benefits of perspective - to a student. But, it is made a more enjoyable experience for the mentor when the student is actively engaged in the partnership and works to make it a productive and fun experience,” says Associate Dean Libby Davis, who oversees the Mentor Programs. Find out more about our Mentor Opportunities and this year’s award recipients.

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