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Zach Pilchen

Zach Pilchen is from Northern Virginia, but tells people he’s from Washington, D.C. because it’s just easier that way.  After double-majoring in government and environmental policy in college, Zach took Horace Greeley’s advice and went west, young man, to Lewis & Clark.  In his free time, he annoys his girlfriend by talking about law school stuff. To contact Zach, email zpilchen@lclark.edu.
September 19, 2012

Zach Pilchen is from Northern Virginia, but tells people he’s from Washington, D.C. because it’s just easier that way.  After double-majoring in government and environmental policy in college, Zach took Horace Greeley’s advice and went west, young man, to Lewis & Clark.  In his free time, he annoys his girlfriend by talking about law school stuff. To contact Zach, email zpilchen@lclark.edu.

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