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2024–25 Multnomah Bar Association Fellows

Students were named as Lewis & Clark’s 2024–25 Multnomah Bar Association (MBA) Fellows.

(L-R) Tracey Nguyen, Amarit Ubhi (holding Westley McCormack), Victoria Minnieweather,and Jade Miller.
(L-R) Tracey Nguyen, Amarit Ubhi (holding Westley McCormack), Victoria Minnieweather,and Jade Miller.

Tracey Nguyen ’27, Amarit Ubhi ’27, Victoria Minnieweather ’28, and Jade Miller ’27 were named as Lewis & Clark’s 2024–25 Multnomah Bar Association (MBA) Fellows. The MBA Fellows Program guarantees students a 10-week summer internship and provides a scholarship and a stipend, along with ongoing professional development opportunities aimed at supporting their careers in Oregon’s legal community.

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