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Alumni Play Critical Roles as Staff for the Law School

Ethan Snyder ’20 joined the law school’s Student Affairs team as the director of academic resources & diversity in January 2021, building on the law school’s already strong Academic Enhancement Program.

Natasha Richmond ’10 joined the Development team in June 2021 to serve as the director of alumni relations. Prior to this role, Natasha served as the associate director of admissions.

Tess Jacobsen ’19 LLM ’20 joined the Admissions team in June 2021 to serve as the associate director for recruitment and outreach. The year prior she assisted alumni relations in a temporary position.

Dr. Rajesh K. Reddy ’17 stepped into a new role as the Global Animal Law and Advanced Degree program director for the Center for Animal Law Studies (CALS) at Lewis & Clark Law School, after serving as the Animal Law LLM program director since 2018.

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